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Indigenous Responses to Natural Hazard Events
Drawing upon case studies from Aotearoa and Fiji, the authors outline how indigenous disaster risk reduction knowledge and practices can complement Western scientific knowledge.
Tracing tsunamis through history
Weaving whakapapa and science together to trace tsunami through history.
Seismic Demand on Sprinkler Piping Systems: Findings from a Shake Table Testing Program and Relevance to NZ Standards
Improved estimation of seismic demands on sprinkler systems and subsequent recommendations for essential improvements to Fire Sprinkler Standards in New Zealand.
Effects of Disasters on Displaced Workers
Chang-Richards A, Seville E, Wilkinson S, Walker B. 2019. Effects of disasters on displaced workers. In: Asgary A, editor. Resettlement challenges for displaced populations and…
Inadequacy Revealed and the Transition to Adaptation as Risk Management in New Zealand
How practice under the existing planning framework has exposed people and assets to greater risk, and how current law and practice can support more effective climate risk management.
Presentation slides from the ‘He Pito Mata: Food system security and resilience’ webinar
Presentation slides from the 'He Pito Mata: Food system security and resilience' webinar, February 2024. Prepared by Tric Malcolm (Pou Arahi, Kore Hiakai Zero Hunger Collective), Joanna Fountain (Associate Professor, Lincoln University), and Gradon Diprose (Senior Researcher, Manaaki Whenua Landcare Research).
Household Vulnerability on the Frontline of Climate Change in Tuvalu
Taupo T, Cuffe H, Noy I. 2018. Household vulnerability on the frontline of climate change: the Pacific atoll nation of Tuvalu. Environmental Economics and Policy…
He Ekenga Ngaru – Māori community solutions to climate retreat and adaptation
Submission to the Environment Select Committee on the Inquiry into Climate Adaptation, November 2023. Submitted by E Oho! Awakening Aotearoa (on behalf of multiple voices…
Adaptive and Interactive Futures: Developing “Serious Games” for Coastal Community Engagement and Decision-Making
Serious games can explore value-laden and contested decisions and support learning in diverse communities of stakeholders, making them a great tool for climate change adaptation.