Evolving Role of Communication during Disasters and Pandemic
While making advancements towards the new mediums which is definitely faster and efficient, it should not be forgotten that vast number of people are yet to…
NIICE · 20 September 2020
Disaster Management
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Implications of ‘Political’ Interventions on Disaster Responses in South Asia
There is a need of autonomous disaster management institutions for combating with disasters. International humanitarian bodies need to formulate separate humanitarian response law keeping in view…
NIICE · 29 July 2020
Preparedness towards Health Disaster Resilience: A Way forward for Cooperation in Health Security
There is an immense need for countries with a better agricultural base to strengthen their health infrastructure accessibility in rural areas apart from the fact that…
NIICE · 27 July 2020
Indian Humanitarian and Disaster Relief Operations: Indirectly Influencing Strategy?
India needs to invest in capacity building with specialised branches like incorporating a rescue corps which may emerge as the first line of defence. HADR operations…
NIICE · 25 July 2020
Locusts Swarms in India and the Coming Food Crisis
The spread of such a non-traditional threat is a direct consequence of climate change, it is imperative that the government also take necessary action to bring…
NIICE · 5 July 2020
Vietnam and COVID-19: A Joint Effort of Government and Public
Proactive and aggressive actions by government could reduce the infection rate, thereby reducing the burden on healthcare system. The mutual trust between the government and people…
NIICE · 23 June 2020
Vietnam’s Success Story of COVID-19
Vietnam’s success model shows the world that a small nation among the third world country with dense population and less equipped health infrastructure can also successfully…
NIICE · 4 June 2020
Are Billionaires the New Government?: Debating the Role of Powerful Citizens in Global Crises
It is the widening gap and the massive accumulation of wealth that has left many with little and the few with many, the reason why we…
Sunaina Karki · 15 May 2020
Sex Workers in Bangladesh: Tales of Destitution amidst the Pandemic
The structural violence and stigma faced by sex workers in normal times itself, is humongous, and this multiplies in the crises that have been created by…
NIICE · 15 May 2020
Building Community Trust amidst COVID-19: Role of Cultural Interpreters
Nature is giving us another chance so let us avoid the trap of intellectual-sounding ideas and focus on more fundamental and granular aspects - the most…
NIICE · 4 May 2020
COVID-19 and the Japanese Approach
The Japan Times states that the social distancing measures might be essential until 2022 to reduce persistent outbreak following the initial wave. Whatever situation arises during…
NIICE · 2 May 2020
COVID-19 and the Case of the European Union
The need of the hour is a more cohesive pan-European response to COVID-19, requiring the UK government to abandon its ideological hostility towards the EU. The…
Shreya Sinha · 1 May 2020