Thomas Tora

thomastoma7@gmail.com
Arba Minch, Ethiopia
Thomas Toma Tora (PhD) is a disaster risk management instructor and researcher in the Department of Geography and Environmental Studies at Arba Minch University, Ethiopia. He published four articles related to vulnerability management, food in/security, livelihood assets, and livelihood security status of the drought-prone lowlands in southwest Ethiopia, particularly, focusing on the Gamo lowlands. He reviewed 10 journal articles for the Journal of Nutritional Science and Healthy Diet (Helics Group, 1), Geojournal of Springer Nature (3), Ethiopian Journal of Business and Social Sciences (EJBSS) of Arba Minch University (3), the Scientific World Journal (Hindawi, 1), Food and Nutrition Science (Wiley, 1), and Agroforestry Systems of Springer Nature (1). His research interest includes vulnerability, livelihoods, disaster risk management, food in/security, natural hazards, disasters, climate change, population, sustainable development, and sustainability science among others. The deployment of multiple indicators in food in/security studies in Ethiopia is examined in this study.
Topics of interest :
Capacity Building for Disaster Risk Management, Climate Change Adaptation, Community Risk Assessment, Crisis Mapping, Disaster Law, Drought, Early Warning Systems, Flood, Food Security, Hazard, Migration, Mobile Technology, Post-Disaster Recovery, Public Awareness and Public Education, Resilience and Disaster Risk Management, Six Characteristics of a Safe and Resilient Community, Livelihoods and Food Security, Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), Urban Preparedness, Urban Risk Reduction, Women and Gender in Disaster Management
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