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Theoretical framework proposes enhanced decision-making in disaster risk reduction for herders, indicating the need for empirical studies.
Participatory mapping tools have been increasingly used in various sectors to enhance community engagement and decision-making processes. In disaster risk reduction (DRR), these tools can facilitate better understanding of local contexts and improve resilience strategies. Theoretical development will be employed to outline key components and potential applications of participatory mapping in DRR contexts. No empirical data collection or analysis is required for this theoretical framework. Theoretical insights derived from the study will inform future research and policy development on using participatory mapping for DRR among pastoralist populations in similar contexts. Further empirical studies are recommended to validate theoretical findings and explore specific applications of participatory mapping tools in herder communities.
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