The International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction is a pivotal peer-reviewed publication focusing on disaster risk management, mitigation, and resilience-building. With the escalating challenges posed by climate change and urbanization, this journal serves as a vital platform for disseminating knowledge and promoting evidence-based strategies to reduce the impact of disasters on communities worldwide. The journal seeks to foster dialogue among scientists, policymakers, and practitioners to address the complex dimensions of disaster risk reduction, from prevention to response and recovery.
Core topics include risk assessment, early warning systems, community resilience, climate change adaptation, and policy frameworks for disaster risk management. The journal welcomes research from diverse disciplines, including engineering, social sciences, environmental science, and public health. Indexed in Web of Science and other major databases, it offers a valuable resource for researchers, policymakers, and practitioners striving to create safer and more resilient communities.
The journal encourages submissions that contribute to both theoretical and practical advancements in disaster risk reduction. By promoting rigorous research and innovative solutions, the International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction aims to inform policy decisions, enhance preparedness efforts, and ultimately reduce the human and economic costs of disasters.