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Eligibility : Graduates of any discipline (Arts / Commerce / Science / Engg. / Medicine / Agriculture / Law etc).Duration : Two years.Examination : To be conducted every year in July and February at Andhra Pradesh : Hyderabad, Sikanderabad, Tirupati, Vijayawada, Visakhapatnam; Andaman and Nicobar : Port Blair; Assam : Dibrugarh, Guwahati, Jorhat, Silchar, Siliguri; Bihar : Bhagalpur, Muzaffarpur, Patna; Chandigarh : Chandigarh; Chhattisgarh : Bhilai Nagar, Raipur; China : Chongoing; Goa : Salcete; Gujarat : Ahmedabad, Kutch, Rajkot, Surat, Vadodara; Haryana : Faridabad, Gurgaon, Karnal, Rohtak; Himachal Pradesh : Shimla; Jammu & Kashmir : Jammu, Srinagar, Udhampur; Jharkhand : Bokaro, Jamshedpur, Ranchi; Karnataka : Bangalore, Belgaum, Davanagere, Hubli, Manipal, Mysore, Shimoga; Kerala : Alappuzha Dist., Cochin, Kottayam, Kozhikode, Thrissur, Tiruchirapalli, Tiruvananthapuram; Maharashtra: Aurangabad, Kolhapur, Mumbai, Nagpur, Pune; Manipur : Imphal; Meghalaya : Shillong; Madhya Pradesh : Bhopal, Gwalior, Indore, Jabalpur, Ujjain; Nagaland : Dimapur; Nepal : Janakpur Dham, Kathmandu; New Delhi : New Delhi; Orissa : Bhubaneshwar, Punjab : Barnala, Bhatinda, Jalandhar Cantt., Ludhiana, Patiala, Pathankot; Rajasthan : Bhilwara, Jaipur, Jodhpur, Kota, Sriganganagar; Udaipur; Sikkim : Gangtok, Rangpo; Sri Lanka : Battaramulla; Tamilnadu : Chennai, Coimbatore; Tripura : Agartala; Uttar Pradesh : Agra, Aligarh, Allahabad, Ghaziabad, Gorakhpur, Jhansi, Kanpur, Lucknow, Meerut, Moradabad, Noida, Varanasi; Uttarakhand : Dehradun; West Bengal : Asansol, Darjeeling, Howrah, Kolkata.Award : Two Years Master of Science (M.Sc.) Degree with specialisation in Disaster Mitigation shall be awarded to all the successful candidates by Sikkim Manipal University of Health, Medical and Technological Sciences, Gangtok.Teaching Methodology : The Learning Centre of the University at New Delhi will receive the completed applications and the fee from the students and provide all facilities including counselling, lessons, guidance, assignment sheets etc.Subjects : First Year 1. Introduction to Disaster Mitigation 2. Hydrological, Coastal and Marine Disasters 3. Atmospheric Disasters 4. Geological, Mass Movement and Land Disasters Second Year 5. Forests Related Disasters 6. Wind and Water Driven Disasters 7. Technological Disasters 8. Master's Thesis Study Materials : Printed lessons will be despatched from the New Delhi based Learning Centre of the University. The assignments will also be sent to the admitted participants from time to time. These assignments will be completed by the participants as an integral part of the Master's Degree Programme.Medium of Instruction : Lessons are in English and so the students are required to appear in the examination in English.Tuition and Other Fee : The total fee for the two years distance learning Master's Degree Programme is Rs. 25,700 payable in four instalments. The first instalment of Rs. 7,000 is payable at the time of admission. The second instalment of Rs. 6,000, third instalment of Rs. 6,700 and fourth instalment of Rs. 6,000 is payable in the sixth, twelfth and eighteenth month.The details of fee to be paid by the participants of the two years Master of Science (M.Sc.) Degree are as follows : First Instalment Rupees Tuition Fee for six months @ Rs. 1000 per month 6000.00 Examination Fee for First Year 700.00 Cost of Prospectus for M.Sc. 300.00 Total Rs. 7000.00 Second Instalment
Tuition Fee for six months @ Rs.1000 per month 6000.00 Total Rs. 6000.00
Third Instalment Tuition Fee for six months @ Rs.1000 per month 6000.00 Examination Fee for second year 700.00 Total Rs. 6700.00 Fourth Instalment Tuition Fee for six months @ Rs.1000 per month 6000.00 Total Rs. 6000.00 The first instalment of Rs. 7000 is payable at the time of admission. Accordingly, the completed Application Form alongwith four passport size photographs, copies of certificates and mark sheets and a Bank Draft for the first instalment of fee (Rs.7000) in the name of "Indian Institute of Ecology and Environment" payable at New Delhi must reach Dr. Aaradhana Salpekar, Director, Indian Institute of Ecology and Environment, A 15, Paryavaran Complex, South of Saket, Maidangarhi Marg, New Delhi - 110030 by registered post only. The completed application forms may also be submitted personally at the Admissions Counter of the Indian Institute of Ecology and Environment, New Delhi between 9 am and 5 pm. Examination Scheme : Each paper is of 100 marks out of which 30 marks are for practicals and internal assessment where as 70 marks are for written examination to be held at different examination centres in and outside the country.Master's Thesis : All admitted participants will be submitting a Master's Thesis based on any topic related to natural and man made disasters, risk assessment, earthquakes, floods, dambursts, ground water hazards, desertification, landslides, cyclones, storms and wind driven disasters, rockfalls, mudflows, glaciers, snow avalanches, land degradation, droughts, famines etc.
Detailed Syllabus of Disaster Mitigation The following are the details of different subjects in the PG Programme in Disaster Mitigation : First Year Paper - I : Introduction to Disaster Management Contemporary Natural and Man-made Disasters :
Natural Forces and Life, Increasing Importance of Disasters, Undro Mandate in Disaster Relief and Management, Undro's Mandate, Natural Disasters, Creeping Disaster, Man-Made Disasters, Hazards Caused by World Climate Change, Undro Activities in Disaster-Prone Countries, Undro Technical Assistance Projects, Natural Disaster Reduction, The UN International Decade for Natural Disaster Reduction (IDNDR), UN International Decade for Natural Disaster Reduction Declaration, The General Assembly Dimensions and Typology of Disasters : Environmental Hazards, Typology, Assessment and Response, Environmental Hazards Revisited, Issues, Natural Trends, Disasters, Human-Induced Hazards, Responses, The Strategies, The Scale of Disaster, Vulnerability, Disaster Trends, Paradigms, Towardsa Balanced View, Typology, Chemical Hazards and Toxicology, Biological Hazards, Risk Analysis. Risk Assessment and Disaster Management : Objectives of Assessment, Evolving
Objectives of Assessment, The Assessment Process, Assessments for Different Disaster
Types, How Assessment Data is Used, Destructive Capacity, Disaster Due to Hydrological and
Meteorological Phenomena, Earthquake Disasters, The Nature, Extreme Event Analysis, Hazard
Ecology, Environmental Health Risks, Chemical Load, Cancer and the Environment, Nervous
Systems, Reproduction, The Immune System, Proof and Limits, Future Diseases, Risk
Adjustment, Choice, Loss Acceptance, Disaster Aid, Insurance, Risk Management, Infectious
Organisms, Willingness to Pay, Feeding Megadoses, Spectacular Deaths, Carcinogens, Stock
Taking and Vulnerability Analysis, The General Methodology of Stock-Taking, Collection of
Data Information, Hydrological Perils, Earthquake, The UN Disaster Management Team,
Country Disaster Policy initiatives and future prospectus : Nature of Responses to Geohazards, The
International Decade for Natural Disaster Reduction, Policy for the Reduction of Disaster
Consequences, Problems of Financing and Insurance, Trends in
Case Studies : Case Studies : Nepal, National Hazards, Role of CDRC Organization, Recent Developments, Bangladesh, Introduction, Stock Taking, Disaster Management and Communication, Organisation of Preparedness and Prevention Planning, Guatemala, EI Salvador, General Description of EI Salvador, Diagnostic of Natural Disasters in EI Salvador, Prevention and Corrective Measures Implemented to Face Natural Disasters, Technical Co-operation Required by Under Developed Countries, Mexico, USA, Insurer Liability Under Superfund, Conclusion, Japan, National Land and Disasters, Progress of Natural Disaster Countermeasures in Brief, Basic Framework of Disaster Prevention, Disaster Prevention Related Budget, Disaster Countermeasures, International Co-operation, Disaster Prevention, Legislation and Plans, Commitment of the Government, International Co-operation. Case Studies : Nepal, National Hazards, Role of CDRC Organization, Recent Developments, Bangladesh, Introduction, Stock Taking, Disaster Management and Communication, Organisation of Preparedness and Prevention Planning, Guatemala, EI Salvador, General Description of EI Salvador, Diagnostic of Natural Disasters in EI Salvador, Prevention and Corrective Measures Implemented to Face Natural Disasters, Technical Co-operation Required by Under Developed Countries, Mexico, USA, Insurer Liability Under Superfund, Conclusion, Japan, National Land and Disasters, Progress of Natural Disaster Countermeasures in Brief, Basic Framework of Disaster Prevention, Disaster Prevention Related Budget, Disaster Countermeasures, International Co-operation, Disaster Prevention, Legislation and Plans, Commitment of the Government, International Co-operation. Case Studies : Nepal, National Hazards, Role of CDRC Organization, Recent Developments, Bangladesh, Introduction, Stock Taking, Disaster Management and Communication, Organisation of Preparedness and Prevention Planning, Guatemala, EI Salvador, General Description of EI Salvador, Diagnostic of Natural Disasters in EI Salvador, Prevention and Corrective Measures Implemented to Face Natural Disasters, Technical Co-operation Required by Under Developed Countries, Mexico, USA, Insurer Liability Under Superfund, Conclusion, Japan, National Land and Disasters, Progress of Natural Disaster Countermeasures in Brief, Basic Framework of Disaster Prevention, Disaster Prevention Related Budget, Disaster Countermeasures, International Co-operation, Disaster Prevention, Legislation and Plans, Commitment of the Government, International Co-operation. Disaster Mitigation : Disaster Mitigation : Targeting Mitigation Where it has Most Effect, Actions to Reduce Risk, The Menu of Mitigation Actions, Classification of Mitigation Measures, Disaster Mitigation as a Development Theme, Disaster-related Policy Goals of UNDP and UNDRO, Appraising Disaster Mitigation Needs, Policies and Capacity, Elements to be Explicitly Considered During the Early Stages of Country Programme Development, Sources of Information ; Needs for Technical Expertise, Project Identification and Formulation, Disaster Risk Appraisal of All Projects in Hazardous Area, Disaster Risk Reduction Planning Checklist. Disaster Mitigation : Targeting Mitigation Where it has Most Effect, Actions to Reduce Risk, The Menu of Mitigation Actions, Classification of Mitigation Measures, Disaster Mitigation as a Development Theme, Disaster-related Policy Goals of UNDP and UNDRO, Appraising Disaster Mitigation Needs, Policies and Capacity, Elements to be Explicitly Considered During the Early Stages of Country Programme Development, Sources of Information ; Needs for Technical Expertise, Project Identification and Formulation, Disaster Risk Appraisal of All Projects in Hazardous Area, Disaster Risk Reduction Planning Checklist. Disaster Mitigation : Targeting Mitigation Where it has Most Effect, Actions to Reduce Risk, The Menu of Mitigation Actions, Classification of Mitigation Measures, Disaster Mitigation as a Development Theme, Disaster-related Policy Goals of UNDP and UNDRO, Appraising Disaster Mitigation Needs, Policies and Capacity, Elements to be Explicitly Considered During the Early Stages of Country Programme Development, Sources of Information ; Needs for Technical Expertise, Project Identification and Formulation, Disaster Risk Appraisal of All Projects in Hazardous Area, Disaster Risk Reduction Planning Checklist. Paper -II : Hydrological, Coastal and Marine DisastersFlood Hazards, Control and Management : Floodplains, Causes of Floods, Floods and
Forests, Floods and Environmental Risks, Embankments : Some Technical Problems, The World
Bank's Action Plan, Floods and Event Modification, Flood Diversion Measures, Floods and
Droughts, Floods and Economic Issues, Protection of Rice Crops by Compartmentalization,
Limitations of the Compartmentalization Scheme, Management Implications, Floods and Loss-
Sharing, Floods and Vulnerable Urban Poor, Floods and Vulnerability Modification,
Adjustments of Rice Cropping, Floods and Flood Control in Bangladesh, The Setting, The
1988 Floods Dams and dambursts : Environmental Planning and Design of Dams, Historical Aspects, Growth of Concern with Environmental Management, Dams, Barrages and River Diversions, Creation of the Lake, Tree Removal and Tree Planting, Influence on Climate, Archaeological and Anthropological Relics, Dam Safety, Aesthetics, Political Involvement, Legal Aspects, Dams and Subsidizing Irrigation Water, Dams and Recreational Activity, Flora and Fauna, The Valley Downstream, Problems with Dams, Helping River Barges, The Downside of Flood Control, Dambursts, Dams and Damage to the Environment, The Demolition Option. Tsunami and EI Nino : Warn and Avoid, Tsunamis, EI Nino. Water and groundwater hazards :
Sea level rise : Measuring Sea Level Rise, Future Sea-Level Change Tendencies, Impacts of Sea Level Rise, Impacts on the Environment and Engineering Countermeasures, Impacts on South-Asian Region, Land and Coastline Features of the SAS Region, Ocean Circulation and SW Monsoon, Tropical Cyclones and Storm Surges, Energy and International Collaboration, Impacts on Delta Areas, Coastal Zone Management and Sea Level Rise, Coastal Zone : Characteristics and Importance, Environmental Disruptions and their Implications, Management Issues, Summary and Conclusion, Coastal Wetlands and Sea-Level Rise, Speculations on Weak and Strong Sustainability, Intragenerational and Integenerational Equity, Specification of the Sustainability Inheritance Asset Portfolio, Very Weak Sustainability (Solow-Sustainability), Weak Sustainability (Modified Solow-Sustainability), Strong Sustainability (Ecological Economics Approach), Very Strong Sustainability (Stationary State Sustainability), Sandy Beaches and Sea-Level Rise, Historical Records, Techniques of Projecting Shore Retreat, Historical Trend Analysis, Bruun Rule, Sediment Budget Approach, Discussion and Conclusions, Impacts in Tropical and Subtropical Area, The Antarctic Ice Sheets, Chinese Experience, History and Characteristics of Sea-level changes in China, Cost-Benefit Verss the Precautionary Approach, SLR Coastal Wetlands and Coastal Zone Mitigation Strategies, Responding to Sea Level Rise, A Systems and Co-evolutionary Perspective for Sustainability, Water Table Control, Mitigation Measures. Coastal and Marine DisastersHealth and marine environment : Protection of the Marine Environment, Protection of the Marine Environment, Issues at UNCED, Ocean and Coasts, Conditions and Trends. Coastal and marine degradation : Changes in the Coastal Zone, 1970-90, Coastal Erosion and Beach Protection, Wave Erosion, Erosion Due to Tidal Storms, Erosion Due to Nearshore Currents, Coastal Erosion Caused by Natural Features, Coastal Erosion Caused by Man-Made Structures, Protecting the Access to Artificial Inner Harbours by Providing, Jetties for Stablisation of Coastal Inlets, Coastal Debris and Cleanup, Coasts Habitat Destruction. Marine Pollution : Sources of Marine Pollution, Marine Pollution Trends and Responses, Fisheries and Aquaculture Trends, Aquaculture, Marine Pollution - A Biological Perspective, Oil Spills, Sources and Nature of Oil, Behaviour of Oils Spills, Countermeasures, Effects, Measures to Prevent Accidental Spills Accidental Discharges, Design Standards, Measures Taken After the Torresy Canyon Disaster. Unclose iII : The Law of the Sea Convention, History of Negotiations, The Legal Map of the Sea, General Obligation Under the Convention, Conference Resolutions, Reservation, Amendment and Withdrawal, A Regional Approach to Preventing Pollution, Focus on Coastal Pollution, Trends in Marine Pollution Control, Vulnerability of Coastal Waters to Pollution, Coordinating Pollution Control, Case Studies of Watershed/Coastal Management, Conventions for prevention of Pollution Originating from Land-Based Sources, Prevention of Pollution by Dumping of Harmful Substances, Land-based Pollution, Industrial Waste Excluding Thermal Discharge, London Dumping Convention, Practicalities of Implementation, The Future Strategies and Role, Long-Term Strategy, The New Law of the Sea and Protection of the Marine Environment, Vessel-based Pollution, Other Off-shore Activities, The 1954-1962 Standards for Tankers, The 1969 Standards, The 1971 Standards, The 1973 Standards, Special Areas, Segregated Ballast, Dedicated Ballast and Crude Oil Washing, Intervention Convention (1969), Decision-making, Fund Convention (1971), Oslo Convention (1972), Marpol (1973), Marpol, Decision-making, Paris Convention (1974), Convention Relating to Intervention on the High Seas in Cases of Oil Pollution Casualties, 1969, Decline of International Salvage Resources, Ship-Generated Marine Pollution, Marine Pollution Control, Special Compensation, Convention on Civil Liability for Oil Pollution Damage, 1969, Sphere of Application, International Convention on the Establishment of an International Fund for Convention for Oil Pollution Damage, 1971, MCO Negotiations 1967-1969, The Law of Compensation for Pollution Damage (1969), Community Interest in Marine Pollution Control, IMO and its Principle of "Clean Seas and Safe Ships", U.S. Oil Pollution Act, 1990, Status of Marine Pollution in India, Hazards of Marine Pollution, Organisation and Infrastructure for Combating Oil Pollution in the Seas Around India, Legislative Aspects, National Legislation and Role of Different Agencies in Control of Marine Pollution by Ships in Indian Waters, Legislation to Prevent Marine Pollution from Ships at National Level, The New USSR Legilsation on Pollution Prevention, Jurisdiction, Enforcement, Evaluation. Techniques of Marine Pollution control : Effluent Tracing, Conclusion, Sediment Quality Criteria, Policy, Assessment of Environmentally- induced Immunomodulation, Fish Specimens, Collection of Kidney Macrophages, Collection of Peritomeal Macrophages, Chemotaxis Assay, Phagocytosis Assy, Pinocytosis Assay, Melanin Granule Accumulation, Chemiluminescence Assay, Uncertainty Consideration, Background, Equilibrium Partitioning Approach and Uncertainty Considerations, Discharges in marine Environment, Prevention. Paper - III : Atmospheric Disasters :Greenhouse Effect and global climate : Ozone Depletion Issues, Carbon Dioxide and
Plant Growth, Impact on Ecosystems, How the Greenhouse Effects Works, The Global Hothouse,
Climate and Human Activity, Major Related Environmental Problems, Greenhouse Gases and
Climate, Effects of Climatic Changes, Global Change in the Limelight, Growing Interest,
The Evidence Mounts, Where Are We Headed ?, Future Carbon Air Pollution and Acid Rain : Urban Air Pollution, Air Pollution Impacts, Air Quality Monitoring, Air Quality in Megacities, Comparative Air Quality, Greenhouse Effect and Air Pollution, Trace Pollutants, Metals, Rapidly Rising Trace Gases, Acid Rain : Causes and Culprits, The Environmental Toll, A Man-Made Problem, Hidden Killers, Conservation Efforts : The Acid Test, Policy Model for Acid Rain in Asia, Acid Rain Problems, Air Quality Trends, Control Strategies, Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions. Ozone depletion :
Back to Top Scientific Issues, A Scientific Consensus ?, Global Warming and Oceans, The Greenhouse Effects, Coastal Effects (Tide, Surge and Waves), Wind Effects, Summary of Greenhouse Effects on Coastal Structure, Sea-Level Rise, Physical Impacts, Chemical Pollution, Climatic Change, The Climatic Records, The Climate Systems, Global Changes, Regional Changes, Local Changes, Biological Impacts of Global Warming, Agricultural and Ecological Impacts, Global Warming and Canada, Problem Background, The Nature of the Greenhouse Effects of Increasing CO2, Policy Issues, Study of the Economic Impacts of the Greenhouse Effect, The Greenhouse Effect on the Canadian Prairies : A Case Study, Conclusions of the Case Study, Physical and Biological Impacts, The Canadian Climate Program, Canadian Research Activities, International Activities, Global Warming and The USA, Global Warming and Japan, Global Warming and the Netherlands, International Initiatives, Action in the Netherlands Today, Administration, Taxation and Planning, In Summary, Responding to Global Warming, Intergenerational Transfers and Global Warming, Greenhouse Gases, Economic Aspects of Global Warming, Irreversibility, International and Institutional Constraints, Can the Human Race be Saved, The Political Framework, Integenerational Equity, Intertemporal Choice and Ethical Criteria. Paper - IV : Geological, Mass Movement and Land DisastersGeological and Mass Movement Disasters
Description of Phenomenon, Ground Shaking,
Damage Potential of Ground Shaking, Characterization of Ground-Motion, Earthquakes Scales
: Magnitude and Intensity, Landslides, "Quick" clays, Liquefaction, Information,
Assessment and Mapping, Perception and Prediction of Earthquake, Prediction, Geological
and Geographical Analysis, Strength, Movements, Adjustments, Vulnerability Modification
Adjustments, Globe Experiences, Eastern Mediterranean, Magnitude and Ground Motions, Asia,
Displacement Studies, Seismotectonic Studies, Equational Indian Ocean Seismicity, Internal
Stresses Due to Interplate Deformations, Middle East, Cameroon, Data Acquisition, Events
Detected, Lake Events, The Influence of Subsoil, The Vulnerability of Buildings, Building
- Subsoil Interaction, Earthquake Recurrence, Catastrophic Loss, The Modified Mercalli
Scale (MM) of 1931, The Medvedev-Sponheuer-Karnik Scale (MSK) of 1964, Intensity Scales,
Albania, Hazard Assessment at National Level, Egypt, Cyprus, Bentonitic Clay Deposits and
Landslides, Isoseismic Maps, the Himalayas, Zoning of Himalayan Region, Location of
Inhabited Places, Population Density Around Epicentres, Magnitude of Earthquake and Spread
of Damage Area, The Damages, Steps for Working out the Likely Damages in an Earthquake,
Requirement of Management, India, Mitrigation and Management, USA, Preparation of the
Intensity Distribution Map, Effects on Lifelines, Hayward Fault, Scenario Earthquake,
Impact, Assessment, Earthquake Resistant Buildings, Past Earthquakes, Revised Draft Code,
Empirical Relations for First Mode Period, Deformations, Detailing, Structural and
Architectural Techniques, VE Dampers, Building with VE Damper, Validation of Analytical
Model, Causes of Non-Structural Damage, Non-Load-Bearing Walls, Doors and Windows,
Cladding, Wall Finishes, Parapet Walls, Landscape Element, Suspended Ceilings, Mitigation
Plan, Risk, Approaches, Damage Versus Earthquake Volcanism : Description of Phenomenon, Monitoring and
Warning, Vocano Monitoring, Using Satellite Images for Mass-movement hazards Landslides, Rockfalls, Avalanches,
Mudflows and Glaciers, Landslides and Rock-falls, Geology, Landslide Information, Snow
Avalanches, Event Modification, Vulnerability Modification, Mudflows, Avalanches and
Glaciers, Glacier Fluctuations, Case Histories from the Cordillera Blanca, Peru, Types
Land degration and land use : Land Degradation, Special Focus,
Multiple-Use Conflicts and Land-Use, Causes of Land Degradation, Changes in Land Cover,
Forests, Moist Tropical Rainforest, Grassland, The Continuing Conflict in Land-Use,
Weltlands, Cultivation, Myths About Land Degradation, Energy and Public Land-Use, Arid and
Semi-Arid Regions, Soil Alteration, Soil Erosion, Sediment Transfer, Settlements, Land and
Society, Wilderness and Public Land, International Efforts to Preserve Land Resources,
Public Droughts and famines : Droughts, Droughts Vulnerability
Assessment, Vulnerability Assessment, Mitigation Strategy, Drought Types and Responses,
Meteorological Droughts, Induced "Droughts" : US and USSR, US Droughts :
Spreading the Risk, Hydrological Droughts, Brazil : The Poor Pay for Disasters, Droughts
and Famine, Agricultural Droughts, A Strategy for Getting Agriculture Moving in ESA, Seed
Treatment, Results and Discussion, Case Studies : The Sahel Today, Latin America, The
Indian Subcontinent, The Framework for Action, Resource Management During Droughts,
Present Drought Management System in the Deserts and desertification : Desertification, Responses, Deserts,
Global Programmes of Action, Desertification : A Challenge for NGOs, Trade, Poverty and
Desertification, Macro-Economic Policy, Institutional Link, , Resources to Break the Link.
Principles of a Framework for a Convention, UN Convention on Desertification, Article 1.
Use of Terms, Article 2, Objectives, Article 3, Principles, Article 4. General
Obligations, Article 5. Obligations of Affected Country Parties, Article 6. Obligations of
Developed Country Parties, Article 7. Priority for Africa, Article 9. Relationship with
other Conventions, Article 9. Basic Approach, Article 10. National Action Programmes,
Article 11. Subregional and Regional Action Programmes, Article 12. International
Cooperation, Article 13. Support for the Elaboration and Implementation of Action
Programmes, Article 14. Coordination in the Elaboration and Implementation of Action
Programmes, Groundwater over-exploitation, dryness and wildfires : Impact on Agriculture, Socio-economic
Response, The Crisis Ahead, Dryness, Wildfines, Third World Perspectives and Programmes,
The Drying of India's Venice, Some Facts, Analaysis, Stripped Bare, Biodiversity Extinction : Population Extinction and Saving
Biodiversity, Species and Subspecies, Species at Risk, Loss of Biological Diversity,
Ecosystems, Species, Population Diversity and Extinction Rate, Rates of Population Loss,
Patterns of Impact on Species, Forest and Wetland Drainage, Freshwater Wetlands,
Mangroves, Significance of Wetland Loss, Flora, The Magic of Herbs : Not All Superstition,
Cure for Leprosy, Exploring Transgenic Plants, Ethnobotany and Medicinal Plants,
Terrestrial Fauna, Marine Deforestation and loss of biological diversity : Loss in Species, Management for Species
Diversity, Deforestation, Wetland Drainage, Loss of Ecological Services, Deforestation by
Human Action, Tropical Forest Resources, The Destruction of the Tropical Rain Forests,
Regional Development Strategies for Amazonia and their Importance for Biotechnology and genetic manipulation : Biotechnology and Biodiversity : Issues of
Biodiversity, The Emergence of Biotechnology, Public Awareness of Biotechnology,
Biotechnology : Various Aspects, New Biotechnology, The Technocentric Promises of Genetic
Engineering, Biotechnology Techniques, The Control Germplasm and the New Biosafety and CBD : Regulations of Bio Safety, Why Developing Countries most Need a Protocol, Biosafety and Environmental Security, International Policy-Making on Deliberate Release of GMOs, Rationale, Scope and Modalities, Biosafety and CBD, Ecological Risk and Deliberate GMO Release, Convention on Biological Diversity : Preamble. Paper - VI : Wind and Water Driven DisastersIntroduction :
Flood forecasting mitigation planning and management : Flood Forecasting, Methods of Flood
Forecasting, Case Study of Narmada Basin, Mitigation Planning in a Flood-Prone Area, The
Phenomenon, Effects of the Phenomenon, Options, The Indian Scenario, Past Scenario,
Conclusions and Recommendations, Floodplain Management, Characteristics and
Identification, Measures to Mitigate Flood Damage, Economic Considerations, Flood Hazard
and Risk Assessment, Legal Aspects, Institutional Arrangements, Case Studies, Country
reports, Applicability to the ESCAP Region, Flood Management, General Flood Management
Model, Integrated Flood Management Information System (IPMIS), Major Tropical cyclones Tropical Cyclones, Structure of Tropical
Cyclone, Disaster Management and Mitigation Measures, Nature of Tropical Cyclones, Cyclone
Experience of Bangladesh, Preparedness Measures, Public Information Through Media B,
Public Response, Relief and Rehabilitation, International Response, Tropical Cyclones and
their Warning Systems, Special Nature of the Problem in the Region, Classification,
Protection of Building from Cyclones in India, Studies At C.B.R.I., Precautions Before and
During Cyclone, Suggestions for Cyclone-resistant Construction, Tropical Cyclone Warning
Strategy in India, The Cyclone Problem, Management Strategy, Science, Communications,
Response, Storms, hurricanes, tornadoes, lightning and frost disasters : Thunderstorms, Severe Winter Storms, Severe Summer Storms, Causes and Types of Floods and Associated Hazards, Vulnerability of Floods and Tropical Storms, Flood and Storm Damage, Homelessness and Infrastructure Distruption, Health Effects, Mitigation and Preparedness Measures, Conclusions, Hurricanes, Tornadoes, Lightning, Frost Hazards in Agriculture, Wildfire Hazards, Frost Hazards on Highways. Paper - VII : Technological Disasters :Introduction : Industrial Consumption and Waste Generation, Natural Hazard and Industrial Facilities, Financial Settlement of Bhopal Gas Disaster, Man-Made Hazards and Industrial Facilities, Toxic Chemicals and the Environment, Assessment of Human Exposure to Lead, Chemicals in the Environment : Need for Action, Disaster and Communication, Noise Pollution - Impact Analysis, The Noise Pollution, The Impact Analysis, Noise Sources, National and International Standards, Noise Control, Management on Railways, Disaster Anticipatory Measures, Managerial Preparedness, Action During Flood Disasters, Cyclone Damages on Guddur-Vijayawada Section in 1979, Cyclonic Damages on Madras-Guntur Section in 1984, Methodology in Sub-Himalayan Area, Disaster Mitigation Using GIS Technology, Importance, Disasters and Their Major Characteristics, Natural Disasters, Floods, Droughts, Cyclone, Pandemics, Man-Made Disasters, Industrial Disasters, Disaster Preparedness, Environmental Management Practices and Trends in the Chemicals Industry, Seeking Solutions, Corrective Policies, Preventive Policies, Residue Disposal, Recycling, Waste Storage, Information Politices, Toxic Chemicals : International Register, Organic and Principles of IRPTC, The IRPTC Network and its Operations, IRPTC's Future, IRPTC and UNEP Activities, National Correspondents, United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), Exchange of Information on Banned Hazardous Chemicals and Unsafe Pharmaceutical Products, International Programme on Chemical Safety (IPCS), World Health Organisation (WHO), News About Chemicals, Alkyl Benzenes, Aristolochic Acid, Asbestos (I), Asbestos (II), Bismuth, Cadmium, dioxin, Ethylene Dibromide, Lead, Methylmercury, Nitrosamines, Paraquat, Saccharin, Styrene, Ticlopidine (Ticlid). Mining disasters : Mining and Environment, Environmental
Impacts, Mining in India, Land Degradation and Reclamation, Environment Management,
Suggestions, Disasters Due to Mine Subsidence, Subsidence Problems in Mining Areas, Mining
and ELA, Indian Scenario, Environmental Methodology, Biological Environment,
Socio-Cultural Environment, Noise Levels, Case Studies, Summary, Calamities of Fire and
Explosion in Coal Mines, Hazards of Fire in Mines, Disasters of Mine Fire and Its
Diagnostics, Fire and Explosion - A Preventive Thought, Prevailing Conditions, Legislative
Structures for Control of Fire, Mining and War, chemicals and the environment : Military Consumption and Environment,
Environmental Impacts of Military Activity, Hazardous Wastes, Ignitability, Corrosivity,
Reactivity, Toxicity, Conclusion, The Nature of Hazardous Wastes, Hazardous Wastes
Fixation, The Hazardous Waste Threat, Risks Associated with Hazardous
Case studies : Vietnam Study, Continuous Warfare : Damage Estimates, A New Revolution, Unique Flooded Forest, French Nuclear Tests in South Pacific Study, Kuwait-Iraq Study, The Cheernobyl Disaster, Control of Toxic Chemicals and Chemical Pollution in India, The Bhopal Disaster, Decision-Takes at Carbide, Regulating Hazardous Industries in India, National Technology Policy Statement 1993, Preamble, Technology and Society, Technology and Environment, Human Skills, Thrust Area, Role for Research, Development & Engineering (R&DE), Resources for R&DE, Linkages, Policy Implementation, Monitoring and Review, Pakistan, Environment Management, Strategies for Environment Management, Egypt, Environmental Hazards of Agrochemicals in Developing Countries, Tanzania, Czechoslovakia, General Problems of Toxic Substances, The Hygiene Service, Toxic Substances in the Air, Toxic Substances in Water, Toxic Substances in the Soil, Toxic Substances in the Biosphere, Toxic Substances in Food, United Kingdom, Sweden, Regulations on Chemicals and Chemical Products, Pesticides, Polychlorinated Biphynyls (PCBs), Cosmetics, European Community, Elements of a Preventive Approach, Regulation in the European Economic Community (EEC), The Sixth Amendment, Development Towards Further Regulation in the EEC, Summary, United States of America, Why have so Many Toxic Chemical Control Laws been Passed in the U.S. ?, The Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA)The Prevention Mandate : Testing, Premanufacture, Notification, Record-keeping/Reporting, Control, Notification and Review of New Chemicals, The Co-ordination Mandate, International Activities, Australia, National Scheme to Assess Hazardous Chemicals, United Nations. International responses and action plans : Segregation and Recovery of Hazardous Waste Components,
Innovative Approaches to Pollution Control, Broad Categorization-Principal characteristics
and Pollutional Potential, Methods of Treatment, Role of Bio-Technology, Emerging
Technologies in Industrial Effluent Treatment, Futuristic Approach, Role of Consulting
Engineers, Future Technological Risks and Adjustments, Loss-Sharing Adjustments,
Compensation, Insurance, Event Modification, Vulnerability Modification, Technology and
the Environment, The Legacy of Pollution-Prone Technologies and Some Economic
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