1、Awareness,education and communication for compound natural hazards Natural Hazards Research Australia 2025Presenter:Dr Erin HawleyProject team:Dr Gabi Mocatta,Dr Erin Hawley,Prof.Kristy HessA/Prof.Joshua Newton,Dr.Tim NealeNatural hazard events are increasing in frequency and/or intensity under clim
2、ate change Awareness,education and communication are crucial for preparedness,response and recovery There is no established best practice framework for communicating on compoundcompound natural hazardsnatural hazards This project aimed to fill that gap by co-creating a tailored communication framewo
3、rk communication framework with communities and responders Compound natural hazards aretwo or more extreme disaster events occurring simultaneously or successively;combinations of extreme events with underlying conditions that amplify their impact;combinations of events that are not themselves extre
4、me but which collectively lead to extreme impacts.Seneviratne et al.(2012)Changes in climate extremes and their impacts on the natural physical environment.In:Managing the Risks of Extreme Events and Disasters to Advance Climate Change Adaptation,Field,C.B.et al.(eds.).A Special Report of Working Gr
5、oups I and II of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change(IPCC).Cambridge University Press,Cambridge,pp.109-230.Systematic quantitative literature review of 45 peer-reviewed papersSemi-structured interviews with 34 natural disaster communicators“Town hall”style focus group discussions(Zuckerman
6、-Parker and Shank 2008)with disaster-effected communities in three case study locations.Thematic analysis to provide a rich,detailed,and complex account of the data(Braun and Clarke 2006).Methodology What constitutes compound hazards is not clearly defined or agreed on in the literature With increas