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Why do people not prepare for disasters? A national survey from China

Political Science

Why do people not prepare for disasters? A national survey from China

Z. Han and G. Wu

This research by Ziqiang Han and Guochun Wu delves into why disaster preparedness actions remain largely unadopted in China. Despite various protective measures, research reveals that many citizens are hindered by misinformation and accessibility issues. The study underscores the importance of government trust and socioeconomic factors in enhancing community preparedness efforts.

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