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Yan Wang,Chi-Hung Chi,Tieyan Liy shadow of doubt that Tropical Cyclone Idai was incomparable in terms of the damage and the manner in which the event took Zimbabwe many years back in development. To this end, the attainment of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development by Zimbabwe became more remote. It was indeed, a catastrophi

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Duncan S. Wong,Karyin Fung,Joseph K. Liu,Victor K. Weimanimani Mountains, Nyabamba, Tarka Forest, Chimanimani National Park and Blocky. Water pollution, dying aquatic life, damaged cultural and traditional sites, as well as extensive deforestation also emerged. Illegal gold mining and its associated activities were a real threat to the tourism industry

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Ricardo Nabhen,Edgard Jamhour,Carlos Mazieroribution of expired foodstuffs, the politicisation of aid, the exclusion of those whom authorities thought had adequate resources and multiple claims for food parcels by victims, food rotting in warehouses, gender-based violence resulting from cash payments, aid shrinkage by officials and aid-relate

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Guilin Wang,Feng Bao,Jianying Zhou,Robert H. Denge measures to improve all the EWS components. The private sector is an underutilised actor in the EWS, and we recommend that, rather than engaging the private sector in the post-disaster response, the private sector needs to be incorporated in pre-disaster EWS activities. A people-centred, impact-ba

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Jianying Zhou,Feng Bao,Robert Denginfall at large spatial and temporal scales, such as floods from rainfall in upstream catchment. Therefore, IK indicators may not provide sufficient foreknowledge to respond to climate events such as cyclones. Scientific climate knowledge may provide forecasts at both small and large spatial and tem

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