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Cuban Coastal Risk Narratives and Policies by David Humphrey is a document available to read on EtoBox.

This study examines the disconnect between local narratives of risk in Cuban coastal villages and the public policies aimed at disaster risk reduction in the context of climate change. Residents prioritize their immediate needs and livelihoods over state-led relocation efforts, revealing a resistance to policies that do not align with their lived experiences. The findings emphasize the importance of incorporating local understandings of risk into disaster management strategies to better address community ne

Author

David Humphrey

Language

EN