Add to ORKGThe sustainable effectiveness of national Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) strategy depends on well-coordinate governance mechanisms across sectors and at all levels
Flooding is the most common of all natural disasters and accounts for large numbers of casualties an...
Flooding occurs periodically in Malaysia and has become a common occurrence. This annual occurrence ...
Due to the frequent occurrences of catastrophic disasters worldwide, several measures and approaches...
Specific to flood management, poor governance reflects weakness in tracking and monitoring of flood ...
Weakness in the governance component within a flood man-agement system will jeopardize the works of ...
Disaster is a major threat that could jeopardise the development of economic, social and physical el...
The recent torrential rains and monsoon rain that hit several states in the East Coast of the Penins...
The December 2014 flood was considered the worst unexpected natural disaster in Malaysia. Kelantan, ...
Flood is a yearly event in Malaysia but surprisingly there is no law specifically to address it and ...
This study proposes a governance framework to govern the flood management in Malaysia. Respondents i...
Malaysia is considered safe from earthquakes. However, it experiences other types of natural disaste...
AbstractThis paper attempts to examine the governing modalities co-ordinating and integrating the po...
It is recognized that Malaysia must establish effective flood management (FM) practices in order to ...
Several structural and non-structural measures and approaches have been implemented by the Malaysian...
Flooding is the utmost major natural hazard in Malaysia in terms of populations affected, frequency,...
Flooding is the most common of all natural disasters and accounts for large numbers of casualties an...
Flooding occurs periodically in Malaysia and has become a common occurrence. This annual occurrence ...
Due to the frequent occurrences of catastrophic disasters worldwide, several measures and approaches...
Specific to flood management, poor governance reflects weakness in tracking and monitoring of flood ...
Weakness in the governance component within a flood man-agement system will jeopardize the works of ...
Disaster is a major threat that could jeopardise the development of economic, social and physical el...
The recent torrential rains and monsoon rain that hit several states in the East Coast of the Penins...
The December 2014 flood was considered the worst unexpected natural disaster in Malaysia. Kelantan, ...
Flood is a yearly event in Malaysia but surprisingly there is no law specifically to address it and ...
This study proposes a governance framework to govern the flood management in Malaysia. Respondents i...
Malaysia is considered safe from earthquakes. However, it experiences other types of natural disaste...
AbstractThis paper attempts to examine the governing modalities co-ordinating and integrating the po...
It is recognized that Malaysia must establish effective flood management (FM) practices in order to ...
Several structural and non-structural measures and approaches have been implemented by the Malaysian...
Flooding is the utmost major natural hazard in Malaysia in terms of populations affected, frequency,...
Flooding is the most common of all natural disasters and accounts for large numbers of casualties an...
Flooding occurs periodically in Malaysia and has become a common occurrence. This annual occurrence ...
Due to the frequent occurrences of catastrophic disasters worldwide, several measures and approaches...