Resilience to natural disasters in Canada
OECD
Abstract
OECD
Abstract
This chapter examines resilience to all types of natural disasters in Canada. Relevant agricultural policy frameworks are first presented, including an outline of risk governance for natural disasters according to the three-layer framework. This is followed by a discussion of how the country’s agricultural sector stakeholders consider the five resilience dimensions in their approach to managing risks posed by natural disasters.
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This chapter examines resilience to all types of natural disasters in Canada. Relevant agricultural policy frameworks are first presented, including an outline of risk governance for natural disasters according to the three-layer framework. This is followed by a discussion of how the country’s agricultural sector stakeholders consider the five resilience dimensions in their approach to managing risks posed by natural disasters.
Key concepts: Resilience (materials science), Natural disaster, Natural (archaeology), Corporate governance, Agriculture, Environmental planning, Risk governance, Environmental resource management