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Human development and disaster mortality: evidence from India
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Explore groundbreaking research by Rituparna Kaushik, Yashobanta Parida, and Ravikiran Naik, revealing a significant connection between the Human Development Index and disaster mortality in India. The study uncovers how higher HDI levels correlate with reduced fatalities from floods and cyclones, shedding light on critical disaster risk reduction strategies.
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