When the ground shakes, the river rises, or wildfire smoke darkens the sky, the difference between hardship and catastrophe often comes down to what households did months or years earlier. Yet despite two decades of international frameworks—from Hyogo to Sendai—placing household preparedness at the heart of disaster resilience strategy, large numbers of people living in […]
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