US EditionDecentralizing Disaster Risk Management in Oromia Zones
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Decentralizing Disaster Risk Management in Oromia Zones
In the evolving landscape of disaster risk management, decentralization has increasingly emerged as a critical strategy for enhancing local capacity and resilience. A new study conducted in Ethiopia’s Oromia region, specifically focusing on the Borana and South-West Shawa zones, provides groundbreaking insights into how decentralizing disaster risk management (DRM) can lead to more effective responses to natural and human-induced hazards. This r…
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