Innovation in Climate, Sustainability, and Disaster Resilience
Aim & Scope
In an era marked by dynamic changes in our risk landscape, the fields of environment, disaster response, and climate change often operate in silos, limiting the potential for innovative solutions to pressing global challenges. This series seeks to bridge these gaps, addressing the critical need for a trans-disciplinary approach that integrates insights from science, technology, humanities, and culture. With a specific focus on environmental issues related to climate change, this series aims to catalyse new ideas and platforms for action research, ultimately enhancing education, research, and innovation in the interconnected domains of disaster, environment, and development.
The series Innovation in Climate, Sustainability, and Disaster Resilience will cover complex issues surrounding risk and resilience, emphasizing the dual themes of innovation and sustainability. Each volume will feature contributions from a diverse array of renowned professionals and emerging researchers from around the globe. Key features of the series include its transdisciplinary nature, the integration of environment, disaster, and development themes, and commitment to quality control and diversity. Drawing from various United Nations initiatives, the series will provide essential reference materials that balance theory and practice across a spectrum of environmental challenges, ultimately serving as a vital resource for researchers, academics, and practitioners aiming to enhance current policies and practices in this rapidly evolving field.
Audience
Researchers, students, and professionals interested in sustainability, environmental science, disaster risk, climate resilience, climate change, and sustainable development
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