Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015 - 2030

Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015 - 2030

The Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015-2030 was adopted at the Third UN World Conference in Sendai, Japan, on March 18, 2015. It is the outcome of stakeholder consultations initiated in March 2012 and inter-governmental negotiations from July 2014 to March 2015, supported by the Unite...

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Hovedforfatter:	United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction
Format:	Technical Report
Sprog:	English
Udgivet:	2023
Online adgang:	https://nkhokwe.kuhes.ac.mw/handle/123456789/683
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National Disaster Risk Reduction Framework 2010-2015
af: Malawi Government
Udgivet: (2023)

Disaster Risk Reduction and Climate Change Adaptation
af: United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction
Udgivet: (2023)

National Disaster Risk Management Policy 2015
af: Malawi Government
Udgivet: (2023)

National Disaster Risk Management Policy
af: Malawi Government: Ministry of Finance, Economic Planning and Development
Udgivet: (2021)

National Disaster Risk Management Communication Strategy
af: Malawi Government
Udgivet: (2023)

Environmental and Social Management Framework for Malawi
af: Malawi Government: Ministry of Health
Udgivet: (2021)

Strategy for health 2016-2030
af: UNICEF, UNICEF
Udgivet: (2021)

Strategy for water, sanitation and hygiene 2016-2030
af: UNICEF, UNICEF
Udgivet: (2021)

Health Sector Strategic Plan III 2023-2030
af: Malawi Government. Ministry of Health
Udgivet: (2023)

Open Defecation Free Malawi Strategy 2011-2015
af: Malawi Government: Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation and Water Development
Udgivet: (2021)

Road Map for Acceralating the Reduction of Maternal and Neonatal Morality and Morbidity in Malawi
af: Malawi Government: Ministry of Health
Udgivet: (2021)

The Disaster Preparedness and Relief Act 1991
af: Malawi Government
Udgivet: (2023)

Africa Regional Strategy for Disaster Reducation
af: African Union
Udgivet: (2023)

Malawi: UN Releases US$5.5 million to assist communities ravaged by floods
af: United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs
Udgivet: (2023)

Reducing obesity; a risk factor for hypertension in middle aged people
af: Mita, Jean
Udgivet: (2022)

Knowledge and perception of tobacco smokers on the risk for hypertension at Kamuzu Central Hospital, Lilongwe Malawi.
af: Kabvala, Josephine
Udgivet: (2022)

Risk factors that influence premature and low birth weight babies among women at Bwaila maternity unit.
af: Ntiza, Noah Steven Brown
Udgivet: (2022)

The prevalence of diabetes mellitus and its risk factors among non-governmental organization drivers in Blantyre, Malawi
af: Mtila, Yusuf
Udgivet: (2022)

Risks and prevention strategies of road traffic injuries in children in urban Malawi: perspectives of caregivers and traffic police officers
af: Kapuyanyika, Cosmas
Udgivet: (2021)

Factors contributing to delay in reporting to labour ward amongst waiting high-risk antenatal mothers at Mzuzu central hospital
af: Kungwezo, Jossiah
Udgivet: (2022)

Healthcare-associated urinary tract infection in the Surgery Department at Queen Elizabeth Central Hospital: Deciphering risk factors and antimicrobial resistance patterns of isolated bacteria
af: Gabriel, Kambale Bunduki
Udgivet: (2022)

Maternal and fetal outcome of hypertension related pregnancy and their associated risk factors in Adigrat General Hospital, Northern Ethiopia, hospital based retrospective cohort study
af: Lijalem, Naomi
Udgivet: (2022)

Assessing the relationship between adverse childhood experiences (ace) and high HIV risk behaviours among male and female adolescents: A cross sectional study in Balaka, Malawi
af: Kaponda, Alice Siyenunu
Udgivet: (2022)

Assessing the relationship between adverse childhood experiences (ace) and high hiv risk behaviours among male and female adolescents: a cross sectional study in Balaka, Malawi
af: Kaponda, Alice Siyenunu
Udgivet: (2022)

Tropical Cyclone Freddy
af: Malawi Government
Udgivet: (2023)

Factors associated with alcohol and drug abuse among secondary school students in Lilongwe urban1917
af: Nkhope, Saukira Louisa
Udgivet: (2023)

Factors That Influence Nurses Utilisation of Knowledge Gained from In-Service Education at Lilongwe Central Hospital
af: Janet H. Botha
Udgivet: (2023)

Malawi Humanitarian Situation Report 01
af: UNICEF
Udgivet: (2023)

2019 Flood Response Appeal
af: Malawi Government
Udgivet: (2023)

Sexuality among street children in selected cities of Malawi (Blantyre AND Lilongwe) in light of HIV and AIDS
af: Banda, Chancy
Udgivet: (2023)

Knowledge of hypertension among female clients with hypertension at Kamuzu Central Hospital
af: Nyirongo Ndindase Tiwonge
Udgivet: (2023)

Knowledge, attitude and practice of hypertensive clients about self-care home management at LCH (OPD II) medical clinic
af: Kamwedo-Muyakha Maria Isabella
Udgivet: (2023)

Factors that Contribute to Inadequate Clinical Supervision of Student Nurse Technicians
af: Beyamu F.F.L
Udgivet: (2023)

Factors that hinder smear positive TB clients from bringing their children for screening at QECH
af: Musukwa, Mbakishe Mixon
Udgivet: (2022)

Psychosocial experiences of people living with HIV/AIDS at Lilongwe Central Hospital home-based care, in Lilongwe.
af: Ghambi, Lusayo Roosevelt
Udgivet: (2022)

Experiences of caregivers of children receiving palliative care at Mzuzu Central Hospital, Malawi
af: Chaputula, Bertha Mwandida
Udgivet: (2021)

Exploring knowledge, attitudes and practice of parents/guardians on home management of diarrhoea in children less than five years in Ekwendeni
af: Kasonda, Esau Abraham
Udgivet: (2021)

Factors that contribute to effective clinical teaching of student nurse/midwife technicians in Malawi
af: Chalera, Jane
Udgivet: (2021)

Factors contributing to underutilisation of intrauterine contraceptive device at Kamuzu Central Hospital family planning clinic Lilongwe Malawi
af: Phiri, Jennipher
Udgivet: (2022)

Health promotion policy
af: Republic of Malawi, Ministry of Health
Udgivet: (2021)