Question

Which statements accurately reflect the considerations for addressing complex risks in disaster prevention?

1. Disaster prevention efforts must address dynamic, multiple risk issues and evolving development scenarios.
2. Recognizing extended, changing, shared, or regional and local variations in risk is unnecessary as risks are uniform across all areas.
3. Adapting to shifting, fluid, and tangential relationships that emerge is part of comprehensive prevention.

• A. ഒന്ന്
• B. ഒന്നും മൂന്നും
• C. ഇവയൊന്നുമല്ല
• D. മൂന്ന്

Answer 1

Answer:

B. ഒന്നും മൂന്നും

Disaster risks are rarely static or simple; they are dynamic, often interconnected, and vary significantly based on geographic, social, and economic factors. Effective prevention acknowledges this complexity by considering multiple hazards, evolving development patterns, and the intricate web of relationships that influence vulnerability. Risks can extend across administrative boundaries, change over time due to climate change or urbanization, and manifest differently in local contexts. Therefore, a flexible approach that recognizes these variations and adapts to new or changing circumstances and relationships is fundamental to building effective and resilient prevention strategies that are tailored to specific realities.