Lluvias Intensas y Políticas Públicas: Un Análisis Crítico de la Gestión del Riesgo de Desastres

This theoretical review article aims primarily to analyze the assessment instruments for compliance with the Public Policy for Disaster Risk Management and heavy rains. The theoretical review of available studies and data will provide a detailed analysis of the effectiveness of the policy and whethe...

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Autores principales: Becerra Saguma, Lisbeth Roxana, Acosta Davila, Angel Miguel
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Lenguaje:español
Publicado: 2024
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Sumario:This theoretical review article aims primarily to analyze the assessment instruments for compliance with the Public Policy for Disaster Risk Management and heavy rains. The theoretical review of available studies and data will provide a detailed analysis of the effectiveness of the policy and whether it has contributed to reducing the risk associated with flooding. The lack of knowledge of the degree of compliance with the public policy for disaster risk management was investigated, analyzing the most significant results and the discussion around the achievements and challenges of the Disaster Risk Management Policy. To this end, a theoretical and objective analysis of the implementation of this policy is carried out, presenting the results obtained, as well as a discussion on the effectiveness of the provisions implemented in mitigating hazards and vulnerabilities that affect communities. It concludes with relevant aspects that emerge from this review and their importance for future research in the field.