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Disaster, Crisis and Emergency Management in the Middle East and North Africa

Disaster, Crisis and Emergency Management in the Middle East and North Africa

Disaster, Crisis and Emergency Management in the Middle East and North Africa

Disaster, Crisis and Emergency Management in the Middle East and North Africa

 

While advancements in technology, such as AI-driven early warning systems and remote sensing, offer promising solutions, the region still requires robust policies, community engagement, and sustainable development strategies to mitigate risks effectively.

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While advancements in technology, such as AI-driven early warning systems and remote sensing, offer promising solutions, the region still requires robust policies, community engagement, and sustainable development strategies to mitigate risks effectively.

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9783032244352
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Engels
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Springer Nature Switzerland AG

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