August 19, 2025WaterOpen Access

Livelihood Resilience and Disaster Preparedness Among Farmers in Flood Risk Areas of Rural China

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WLWei Liu YNYing Ni MFMarcus W. FeldmanStanford University

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Survey shows positive links between farmers' livelihood resilience and disaster preparedness in flood-prone regions, suggesting implications for policy.

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Farmers’ disaster preparedness improves as their livelihood resilience increases, highlighting the need for resilient agricultural practices.
Self-organization capacity ranks highest among resilience dimensions, impacting emergency preparedness and skill development.
Tobit model analysis of 540 rural households reveals significant relationships between social trust, flood risk perception, and disaster readiness.
Strengthening livelihood resilience may enhance farmer strategies for coping with floods, indicating policy development opportunities.

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Liu et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af33ddcf1dd9ea359e8cb1 https://doi.org/10.3390/w17162454

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Survey shows positive links between farmers' livelihood resilience and disaster preparedness in flood-prone regions, suggesting implications for policy.

Livelihood Resilience and Disaster Preparedness Among Farmers in Flood Risk Areas of Rural China

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Livelihood Resilience and Disaster Preparedness Among Farmers in Flood Risk Areas of Rural China

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