Environment and Disability Promoting Inclusive Development for a Society More Resilient to Risks and Hazards

Description

This book deals with the themes of Risk and Disability, with the aim of highlighting the negative impacts that dangers of all kinds are likely to cause on disabled people who live in non-inclusive societies. This is a fundamental theme for any individual because risk is the main factor that justifies even a man’s ability to act. The proof is that every man in his daily life only acts in relation to his safety and well-being. Which is quite logical because risk is a phenomenon of natural or human origin that is likely to occur and cause disabilities on an individual or a group (loss of property or a person, occurrence of remediable or irreversible disabilities) more or less provident depending on the characteristics of the hazard. Through the conceptual, theoretical and factual contents called upon to, in return, propose inclusive development strategies at the individual, community and national levels, the corpus also highlights the interest of the culture of Risk and Disability to promote with a view to more inclusive and resilient societies. Reading this document is more about being forward-looking about one’s own security through more inclusive social attitudes.