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Flood knowledge management by multiple stakeholders: an example from Malaysia

Photo-Voice as Means to Experience Water Space: Exploring Traditional Water Knowledge in Khulna, Bangladesh

Traditional water knowledge: challenges and opportunities to build resilience to urban floods

Building codes and regulations for disaster resilience in Bangladesh: the case of Dhaka

Impacts of Prolonged Waterlogging on Educational Continuity at Schools in Peri-Urban Areas of Dhaka, Bangladesh

Improving post-disaster housing reconstruction outcomes in the global south: a framework for achieving greater beneficiary satisfaction through effective community consultation

An assessment-based toolkit for management of urban disasters

Disaster resilience in South Asia: tackling the odds in the sub-continental fringes

Prospects and constraints of post-cyclone housing reconstruction in Vanuatu drawing from the experience of tropical cyclone Harold

Sustainable development through post-disaster reconstruction: a unique example in Sri Lanka

"Build back better" approach to disaster recovery: research trends since 2006

Building capacity and developing community women leadership for disaster resilience in Fiji

Opportunities and challenges of compliance to safe building codes: Bangladesh and Nepal

The national plan for disaster management of Bangladesh: gap between production and promulgation

A partnership-based community engagement approach to recovery of flood-affected communities in Bangladesh

Compliance to building codes for disaster resilience: Bangladesh and Nepal

Conclusions: emerging lessons on community engagement in post-disaster recovery

Rebuilding lessons from bushfire-affected communities in Victoria, Australia

Understanding the opportunities and challenges of compliance to safe building codes for disaster resilience in South Asia: the cases of Nepal and Bangladesh

A diagnosis of urban poor housing in Vietnam

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