Theses — ReNDES

Theses

Masters Theses

Maria Julie Anne Toleran Culibar (Jen)

Disaster realities in game world

Meenanayaanie Ilamurugan

New homes, new beginnings: An investigation into the resettlement and integration of Sri Lankan Tamil refugees in Wellington, New Zealand

Jenny Knight

“Women get things done”: An examination of Tongan Women’s participation in disaster risk reduction

Debby Paramitasari

Public health and disaster risk reduction: Understanding similarities and divergences in Jakarta, Indonesia

Loïc Le Dé

Post-disaster reconstruction strategy: opportunity or opportunism?

Mikhail Parkinson

Obligations of governments to adapt to climate change: A case study of the social contact in the Bay of Plenty

Marah Valerie Sequera Villaneuva

Challenges and opportunities for sustainable post-disaster resettlement in the Philippines

Doctoral Theses

Majorie Magli Balay-As

Disasters through an indigenous lens in the Philippines

Anthony Viennaminovich Gampell

Beyond Stop Disasters 2.0: video games as tools to foster participation in learning about disasters and disaster risk reduction

Loïc Le Dé

Remittances in the face of disaster: a case study of Samoa

Steve Kiprotich Ronoh

Children with disabilities and disaster risk reduction in New Zealand

Sushma Shrestha

Adrista Sangharsaharu, Sthaniya Sabalta: Exploring recovery from small-scale disasters - examples from remote Nepal

Khanh Ton

Expanding the capabilities of people with disabilities in disaster risk reduction