Disaster Management for Cultural Heritage
Challenges
- Limited Resources: Budget restrictions frequently affect cultural heritage organisations, making it difficult for them to invest in readiness and response plans for disasters. Initiatives for training, conservation, and risk assessment must be implemented with sufficient resources.
- Lack of Awareness: Many local governments and communities might not fully appreciate the need of disaster management or the value of cultural heritage. It is vital to spread knowledge about the need to protect cultural assets and how vulnerable they are to dangers.
- Complex Ownership and Management: Cultural heritage locations and collections may have a number of stakeholders and custodians, which makes it difficult ....
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Disaster Management
- 1 Landslides in India: Causes & Mitigation Measures
- 2 Pathways to Disaster Resilient Infrastructure
- 3 Forest Fires in India
- 4 Landslides Vulnerability of India
- 5 Drug Menace in India
- 6 Disaster Risk Reduction
- 7 Disaster Induced Displacement (DID)
- 8 Disaster Management in India
- 9 Localisation of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
- 10 Disaster Management Plan of Ministry of Panchayati Raj