International Journal of Disaster Management and Risk Reduction

About Journal

AIMS AND SCOPE

The International Journal for Disaster Management and Risk Reduction is an international, multidisciplinary journal that provides a swift publication outlet for research and technical reports on various facets of disaster situations, their scientific aspects, and their social impacts. It also attends to issues of conflict management, peace research, and humanitarianism. Its objectives are to:

Identify techniques, methods, policies, education & training suitable for disaster risk reductions globally

Contribute to decision-making by providing information on progress and constraints in disaster management

Contribute to solving emerging global hazards by stimulating demand-oriented applied science

The Journal accepts manuscripts covering the following areas

Disaster risk reduction strategies and techniques

Hazard and vulnerability analysis

Human dimensions of disaster risk

Disaster risk governance and resilience

Global change and disaster risks

Peace and conflict resolution

Disaster risk management

Emerging risks and management strategies

Resilience against disasters

Disasters associated with climate change

Empirical studies and perspectives on major disaster events

ISSN (print): 1992-2744

The International Journal for Disaster Management and Risk Reduction is an international, multidisciplinary journal that provides a swift publication outlet for research and technical reports on various facets of disaster situations, their scientific aspects, and their social impacts. It also attends to issues of conflict management, peace research, and humanitarianism.

APC

The International Journal of Disaster Management and Risk Reduction charges an article processing fee of USD 100. Kindly use the following payment details:

Account Name: MMUST IGUs

Account Number: 0098080317

Bank/Branch: Absa,Kakamega Branch

Swift code: BARCKENX

Reference: INTJ

Vol. 1 No. 1 (2023): In Progress

Published: 2023-07-31

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