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Sendai Framework

Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction (SFDRR): Concept and India’s Alignment

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Introduction In the 21st century, disasters are no longer viewed merely as sudden natural events but as outcomes of underlying vulnerabilities, poor planning, and unsustainable development practices. Recognizing this shift, the global community adopted the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction (2015–2030) to move beyond relief-centric approaches toward risk-informed development and resilience building. The framework…

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India’s Disaster Management Framework

Critical Analysis of India’s Disaster Management Framework and Needed Reforms

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Introduction India is one of the most disaster-prone countries in the world due to its diverse geography, high population density, and increasing environmental stress. From cyclones along the coasts to earthquakes in the Himalayas and floods in river basins, disasters pose a constant challenge to governance and development. Recognizing this, India has developed a structured…

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NDMA in Disaster Management in India

Role and Effectiveness of NDMA in Disaster Management in India

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Introduction India’s geographical diversity—ranging from the Himalayan mountains to long coastlines and vast river systems—makes it highly prone to multiple types of disasters. Over time, it became clear that ad hoc relief-based approaches were insufficient to deal with the growing scale and complexity of disasters. This led to the creation of a dedicated institutional mechanism,…

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Disaster Management

Disaster Management: Phases, Strategies, and Their Role in Reducing Risks

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Introduction Disasters, whether natural or man-made, have been an integral part of human history. However, in recent decades, their frequency and intensity have increased significantly due to factors such as climate change, rapid urbanization, environmental degradation, and population growth. These disasters not only cause loss of life and property but also disrupt socio-economic systems and…

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