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Mental health and psychosocial impacts of flooding – Japanese

Flooding is the most recurring natural hazard worldwide. Flood events are predicted to increase in both frequency and intensity due to climate change. This guide can help MHPSS practitioners and first responders prepare for the psychosocial response of people impacted by flooding.

Information Japanese 2023 pdf

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