STRATI Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction and Resilient Development

The Journal aims to:

• Promote evidence-based strategies for reducing disaster risks and enhancing community, institutional, and systemic resilience.
• Advance integrated approaches linking DRR, climate adaptation, and sustainable development.
• Encourage cross-sectoral and cross-disciplinary research for holistic disaster resilience planning.
• Provide policy-relevant insights for national, regional, and global disaster governance.
• Facilitate knowledge exchange among researchers, policymakers, practitioners, and community stakeholders.

The journal’s scope includes all aspects of disaster risk reduction—from risk assessment and early warning systems to recovery and “build back better” strategies—aligned with the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015–2030 and the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.

Detailed Themes

The journal invites submissions in (but not limited to) the following thematic areas:

1. Risk assessment, hazard mapping, and vulnerability analysis
2. Climate change adaptation and disaster risk reduction integration
3. Resilient infrastructure design and construction
4. Urban resilience and sustainable city planning
5. Community-based disaster risk management (CBDRM)
6. Early warning systems and risk communication
7. Nature-based solutions for risk reduction
8. Post-disaster recovery, reconstruction, and “build back better” strategies
9. Disaster governance and institutional frameworks
10. Multi-hazard risk assessment and management
11. Ecosystem-based disaster risk reduction
12. Disaster economics and cost-benefit analysis of risk reduction measures
13. Public health emergencies and pandemic preparedness
14. Role of indigenous and local knowledge in resilience building
15. Disaster preparedness and emergency response planning
16. Technological hazards and industrial risk management
17. Critical infrastructure resilience (transport, energy, water, ICT)
18. Insurance and financial mechanisms for DRR
19. Gender-responsive disaster risk management
20. Migration, displacement, and disaster resilience
21. Capacity building and education for disaster resilience
22. Role of media and digital technology in DRR
23. Private sector engagement in resilience-building
24. Resilience metrics and indicators for monitoring progress
25. Policy coherence between DRR, SDGs, and climate agreements
26. Scenario modeling and disaster simulations
27. Cascading and systemic risk analysis
28. Legal and regulatory frameworks for DRR
29. Disaster diplomacy and transboundary risk management
30. Role of humanitarian aid and international cooperation in DRR
31. Sustainable livelihoods and disaster resilience
32. Agriculture and food system resilience in hazard-prone areas
33. Integrating DRR into national development planning
34. Monitoring, evaluation, and learning in DRR programs
35. Emerging risks in the Anthropocene (e.g., compound events, climate tipping points)

Send your paper to Email: strat.institute@gmail.com