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m na atg io n n if s i . edNw at hue ra nlphlaazcaerddsinre th su eltco in n te si xgtnioff ic d an ev telloosps in ogfn af aftliiocn te adl by drought request life and serious economic, environmental, and social sodes are conm ot m re upno it r y te odr . dTohnuorasgso istance from the inter impacts that greatly retard the development process. those that occurred in Austra s l , ias , eBvveerrendmr ents, these epi Figure 1.1 illustrates the trend of major natural dis England, the United States, and mra az niyl, ou o C th agnhatdsa , suS ch as asters between 1963 and 1992, expressed as the num in recent years are not included in these sta etriscto ic usnp tr aiiens , tboetraloafndniu sa a sters affecting 1 per cent or more of the . these disaste lrsgrboyss ty npaet , i o il n lu asltrparto in dgutcht. atFd ig ro u u re gh1t . , 2flroaondkss , aon cc dutrrro in p g ic d al ursitnogrm th siswpeerreiotdh . eTm he osCtefn re tr qeufeonrtRde isasters Drough in the Epidemiology of Disasters (Blaikie et al. s1e9a9 rc 4 h ) acfofm ec ptlienxtbiustc le onsidered by many to be the mo g more a st puenodpe le r sto th oadn of aan ll y na o tu th ra elr ha hzaazradsst , sgh ro ouwpnedthnaattutrhaeldniu sa m st beerrococfud rr reonucgehb ts y d in eccraedae and has (Hagman 1984). For example, in sub-Saharan Afri rd 62 in the 1960s to 237 during the 1980s. H se odwe fr voemr, t th oehdarvoeugahdtvseo rs fet ly heaefa fe rl cytetdommiodr -e 19t8h0asn ar 4e0 re m po il rltcead , tohneeseoff ig u th re esfm or osdtrouungdhet are misleading. Drought is people (Office of Foreign Disaster Assistance 199 ion because the sources of mos rtreopfotrhteesdesn ta attiu st riaclsad re is a in st teerrs Tmh il e li o1n99p1e -o 2plderoaungdhtre in su s lt oeudthienrnaAd fr eifciaciat ff oefc te cde02 ) 0 . national aid or donor organisations. Unless countries supplies of more than 6.7 million tonnes (SAD r C ea C l * = 1 % or more of total annual GNP
DOI link for m na atg io n n if s i . edNw at hue ra nlphlaazcaerddsinre th su eltco in n te si xgtnioff ic d an ev telloosps in ogfn af aftliiocn te adl by drought request life and serious economic, environmental, and social sodes are conm ot m re upno it r y te odr . dTohnuorasgso istance from the inter impacts that greatly retard the development process. those that occurred in Austra s l , ias , eBvveerrendmr ents, these epi Figure 1.1 illustrates the trend of major natural dis England, the United States, and mra az niyl, ou o C th agnhatdsa , suS ch as asters between 1963 and 1992, expressed as the num in recent years are not included in these sta etriscto ic usnp tr aiiens , tboetraloafndniu sa a sters affecting 1 per cent or more of the . these disaste lrsgrboyss ty npaet , i o il n lu asltrparto in dgutcht. atFd ig ro u u re gh1t . , 2flroaondkss , aon cc dutrrro in p g ic d al ursitnogrm th siswpeerreiotdh . eTm he osCtefn re tr qeufeonrtRde isasters Drough in the Epidemiology of Disasters (Blaikie et al. s1e9a9 rc 4 h ) acfofm ec ptlienxtbiustc le onsidered by many to be the mo g more a st puenodpe le r sto th oadn of aan ll y na o tu th ra elr ha hzaazradsst , sgh ro ouwpnedthnaattutrhaeldniu sa m st beerrococfud rr reonucgehb ts y d in eccraedae and has (Hagman 1984). For example, in sub-Saharan Afri rd 62 in the 1960s to 237 during the 1980s. H se odwe fr voemr, t th oehdarvoeugahdtvseo rs fet ly heaefa fe rl cytetdommiodr -e 19t8h0asn ar 4e0 re m po il rltcead , tohneeseoff ig u th re esfm or osdtrouungdhet are misleading. Drought is people (Office of Foreign Disaster Assistance 199 ion because the sources of mos rtreopfotrhteesdesn ta attiu st riaclsad re is a in st teerrs Tmh il e li o1n99p1e -o 2plderoaungdhtre in su s lt oeudthienrnaAd fr eifciaciat ff oefc te cde02 ) 0 . national aid or donor organisations. Unless countries supplies of more than 6.7 million tonnes (SAD r C ea C l * = 1 % or more of total annual GNP
m na atg io n n if s i . edNw at hue ra nlphlaazcaerddsinre th su eltco in n te si xgtnioff ic d an ev telloosps in ogfn af aftliiocn te adl by drought request life and serious economic, environmental, and social sodes are conm ot m re upno it r y te odr . dTohnuorasgso istance from the inter impacts that greatly retard the development process. those that occurred in Austra s l , ias , eBvveerrendmr ents, these epi Figure 1.1 illustrates the trend of major natural dis England, the United States, and mra az niyl, ou o C th agnhatdsa , suS ch as asters between 1963 and 1992, expressed as the num in recent years are not included in these sta etriscto ic usnp tr aiiens , tboetraloafndniu sa a sters affecting 1 per cent or more of the . these disaste lrsgrboyss ty npaet , i o il n lu asltrparto in dgutcht. atFd ig ro u u re gh1t . , 2flroaondkss , aon cc dutrrro in p g ic d al ursitnogrm th siswpeerreiotdh . eTm he osCtefn re tr qeufeonrtRde isasters Drough in the Epidemiology of Disasters (Blaikie et al. s1e9a9 rc 4 h ) acfofm ec ptlienxtbiustc le onsidered by many to be the mo g more a st puenodpe le r sto th oadn of aan ll y na o tu th ra elr ha hzaazradsst , sgh ro ouwpnedthnaattutrhaeldniu sa m st beerrococfud rr reonucgehb ts y d in eccraedae and has (Hagman 1984). For example, in sub-Saharan Afri rd 62 in the 1960s to 237 during the 1980s. H se odwe fr voemr, t th oehdarvoeugahdtvseo rs fet ly heaefa fe rl cytetdommiodr -e 19t8h0asn ar 4e0 re m po il rltcead , tohneeseoff ig u th re esfm or osdtrouungdhet are misleading. Drought is people (Office of Foreign Disaster Assistance 199 ion because the sources of mos rtreopfotrhteesdesn ta attiu st riaclsad re is a in st teerrs Tmh il e li o1n99p1e -o 2plderoaungdhtre in su s lt oeudthienrnaAd fr eifciaciat ff oefc te cde02 ) 0 . national aid or donor organisations. Unless countries supplies of more than 6.7 million tonnes (SAD r C ea C l * = 1 % or more of total annual GNP
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