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APPENDIX 1
APPENDIX 2
APPENDIX 3
Table A.3: Missed Opportunity to Teach and Learn about Disasters: Schools to Colleges and Universities
APPENDIX 4
Table A.4: Theme of Disasters Missing from the Syllabi of the Central Board of Secondary School Education, India
APPENDIX 5
Table A.5: Courses on Disaster Management in Institutes of India
Anu Kapur is Associate Professor of Geography, Delhi School of Economics and a Fellow of the Indian Institute of Advanced Study (200306). Her recent books are Disasters in India: Studies of Grim Reality and On Disasters in India.
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