International Risk Reduction of Natural Disasters

Abstract

This article explores international efforts to reduce the risk of natural disasters through coordinated strategies and global cooperation. It examines the effectiveness of early warning systems, disaster preparedness policies, and community-based initiatives. Using case studies from Japan, Bangladesh, and the United States, the research highlights best practices in risk management. The study emphasizes the role of international organizations such as the UNDRR in guiding global disaster reduction efforts. Technological innovation and public education emerge as critical tools for resilience. The findings support proactive approaches over reactive responses. Strong international collaboration remains essential for sustainable disaster risk reduction.