Indira Gandhi Delhi Technical University For Women (Established by Govt. of Delhi vide Act 09 of 2012) Kashmere Gate, Delhi – 110006 Ph.D Admissions: Academic Year 2019-20 (Even Semester: Jan. 2020) http://www.igdtuw.ac.in Applications for admissions to Ph.D Programme of IGDTUW for the Academic Year 2019-20 (Even Semester: Jan. 2020) are invited in various areas of Engineering, Applied Sciences and Humanities. Ph.D Programme at IGDTUW is only for female students. Admission shall be on the basis of Research Aptitude Test (RAT) followed by interview. Applicants who have qualified GATE/NET will be exempted from RAT Exam and will be called directly to appear in interview. IGDTUW Junior Research Fellowship may be offered to few of the selected PhD scholars. IMPORTANT DATES: Online Application starts on –06/12/2019 Last Date of Applications –25/12/2019 Date of RAT Examination – 31/12/2019 Application Process: Interested candidates may apply online through the Websitehttp://www.igdtuw.ac.in Help Desk Email ID: phdadmissions@igdtuw.ac.in For details please visit University website. Helpline Numbers-011-23900220, 23900221
Disasters are not merely natural occurrences but complex interactions between natural hazards and human vulnerabilities. To effectively address disaster risk, we must consider several interconnected dimensions: 1. Vulnerability: Definition: The susceptibility of individuals, communities, or assets to harm from a disaster. Factors: Socioeconomic conditions, geographic location, and environmental factors influence vulnerability. Example: Communities with high poverty rates and limited access to resources are more vulnerable to disaster impacts. 2. Exposure: Definition: The degree to which people, property, and infrastructure are located in hazard-prone areas. Factors: Population density, land use patterns, and infrastructure development influence exposure. Example: Coastal cities with high population density are highly exposed to hurricane and tsunami risks. 3. Capacity: Definition: A community's ability to prepare for, respond to, and recover from disasters. Factors: Strong ...
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