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Define extensive risk.
Think about the geographical distribution of hazards.
What is an example of everyday risk?
Consider conditions faced by communities daily.
What defines extensive risk?
Focus on how the risk is spread across areas.
True or False: Intensive risk refers to widespread hazards affecting multiple communities.
Think about the nature of the risk, is it concentrated or dispersed?
Evaluate a scenario where a community faces both everyday risks and an upcoming cyclone. Discuss strategies for their preparedness and recovery.
Consider both immediate and long-term strategies.
Analyze a policy proposal aimed at addressing the disaster-poverty nexus within a specific region.
Think about how these policies can address both dimensions of the nexus.
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