Anderlini, SanamAgwe, Jonathan N.Pehu, Eija2016-04-202016-04-202009-12https://hdl.handle.net/10986/24102This paper presents the conceptual framework for a training program on integrating disaster risk reduction and climate-change mitigation into Agriculture and Rural Development Department (ARD) programming. Its target audience consists of World Bank task team leaders and their national counterparts and partners working in agriculture and rural settings.en-USCC BY 3.0 IGOALLIANCEFLOODINGEARLY WARNING SYSTEMSRISKSCASUALTIESRESCUEMETEOROLOGICAL ORGANIZATIONTYPE OF DISASTERSLOCAL AUTHORITIESSTORMDISASTER RECOVERYURBANIZATIONEARLY WARNINGDISASTER TYPESTYPE OF DISASTERRISK REDUCTIONLAND MINESFARMERAGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIONSTORMSLEVELS OF EDUCATIONDEVELOPING COUNTRIESRISK– REDUCTIONCIVIL UNRESTFLOOD MANAGEMENTLEGAL STATUSTECHNICAL SKILLSDISASTERCENTRE FOR RESEARCH ON THE EPIDEMIOLOGYDAMAGESPUBLICATIONSSUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENTNATIONAL LEVELNUMBER OF PEOPLEVULNERABILITYINFORMATION SYSTEMSEARTHQUAKESSURVIVORSEXTREME WEATHERHURRICANESTSUNAMISDISASTER–RISK REDUCTIONTECHNICAL CAPACITYTORNADOESSAVINGSDISASTER-PRONE COUNTRIESHUMAN SECURITYTSUNAMIRELIEFTRAININGNATURAL DISASTERPOPULATION GROWTHFIRE BREAKSFLOODSTECHNICAL COOPERATIONEARLY WARNING SYSTEMEMERGENCY SITUATIONSMIGRATIONEMERGENCIESNATURAL DISASTERSSPECIESFORECASTINGDISSEMINATIONTYPHOONDISASTERSCREDEMERGENCY RESPONSEFIREHUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCEFARMERSLANDSLIDESFAMINENATURAL RESOURCESFOOD AIDVOLCANOESACCESS TO INFORMATIONENVIRONMENTAL DAMAGEPREVENTIVE ACTIONBANKSTECHNOLOGYDROUGHTSDISASTER RISK–REDUCTIONEMERGENCYEARTHQUAKEDISASTER RECONSTRUCTIONRURAL COMMUNITIESFOOD SECURITYDISASTER REDUCTIONDISASTER RISKCLIMATE CHANGEPOLICIESDROUGHTFIRESEMERGENCY-RESPONSEDISASTER–RISKBANKHEAT WAVESWORKSHOPVICTIMSPOPULATION DENSITYURBAN AREASDAMAGEIMPACT OF DISASTERSDISASTER RISK– REDUCTIONTROPICAL STORMSDISASTER INSURANCEVULNERABILITY TO DISASTERSDISASTER PREPAREDNESSDISASTER MANAGEMENTPOPULATIONSWARNING SYSTEMFLOODNONGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONPOLICYSOCIAL CONSEQUENCESINSURANCEHUMAN LIFEFOOD INSECURITYSLUMSCIVIL DEFENSETIDAL WAVESHURRICANERISKACCIDENTSWARNING SYSTEMSRURAL AREASDISASTER RISKSFLOOD CONTROLDISASTER RISK REDUCTIONLIMITED RESOURCESCONTINGENCY PLANNINGFOREST FIRESPOPULATIONNATIONAL POLICYPRACTITIONERSINTERNATIONAL STRATEGY FOR DISASTER REDUCTIONEPIDEMIOLOGYINSURANCE COMPANIESCASUALTYEVACUATIONTECHNOLOGIESRISK–REDUCTIONSAFETYRURAL DEVELOPMENTNATURAL HAZARDSTYPHOONSRECONSTRUCTIONEMERGENCY KITSRISK ANALYSISWorking PaperWorld Bank10.1596/24102