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| 1 | A new renormalization method for the asymptotic solution of weekly nonlinear vector systems显示文摘 | Mudavanhu B O'Malley R E JR | 2002 | SIAM Journal of Applied Mathematics2002，63，2： | 1 |
| 2 | Valuing Guaranteed Minimum Death Benefits in Variable Annuities and the Option to Lapse显示文摘 | Mudavanhu B ZhuoJ | 2002 | North American Actuarial Journal2002，4，4： | 1 |
| 3 | Taking Children’s Voices in Disaster Risk Reduction a Step Forward显示文摘Disaster risk reduction(DRR) continues to gain momentum globally and locally, but there is a notable void in the DRR literature on the role of children in communitylevel disaster risk management in Zimbabwe. Children are among the most vulnerable groups when disasters occur,yet their voices in disaster risk reduction are rarely heard.Using a qualitative methodology, this article examines the extent to which children are involved in disaster risk reduction in Muzarabani District, Zimbabwe. Despite evidence of the potential positive impact that children can have on DRR, their involvement in risk reduction planning in Zimbabwe is negligible. To achieve greater resilience to disasters requires that children’s voices are heard and recognized as central to improved disaster risk reduction. | Chipo Mudavanhu Siambalala Benard Manyena Andrew E.Collins Paradzayi Bongo Emmanuel Mavhura Desmond Manatsa | 2015 | International Journal of Disaster Risk Science2015，6，3： | 1 |
| 4 | Infectious ideas:modelling the diffusion of ideas across social networks显示文摘 | Haggith M Prabhu R Pierce Colfer CJ Ritchie B Thomson A Mudavanhu H | | 0，，： | 1 |
| 5 | ZimFlores:a model to advise co-management of the Mafungautsi Forest in Zimbabwe显示文摘 | Prabhu R Haggith M Mudavanhu H Muetzelfeldt R Standa-Gunda W Vanclay JK | | 0，，： | 1 |
| 6 | Closing the Gaps in Disaster Management and Response:Drawing on Local Experiences with Cyclone Idai in Chimanimani,Zimbabwe显示文摘Cyclone Idai in Zimbabwe exposed deficiencies in the country's disaster management system.This study uses a phenomenological case exploration of the experiences of local residents in Rusitu Valley following cyclone-induced floods that affected the area in March 2019.Through capturing narratives of participants who were recruited through chain referrals,the research intends to understand how local actors,utilizing their local-based response systems,managed to fill in the voids that characterize disaster management practice in Zimbabwe.Results show that the participation of local'heroes'and'Samaritans,'by deploying their social networks,norms,relationships,practices,and modest ingenuity,helped to speed up response times and minimize threats to lives and livelihoods.Documentation of the stories of local actors about their disaster experiences also gives a richer picture of the Cyclone Idai disaster.Although the community response system also facilitated the operation of external disaster management agencies,their premature withdrawal tended to weaken the trust and values existing in the area,and created tensions between the disaster-affected people and other villagers.Given the delays in formal responses by the government and other external relief agencies,the practices of local actors,although spontaneous and largely uncoordinated,offer rich insights into the design and development of disaster management regimes. | Nelson Chanza Pakama Q.Siyongwana Leizel Williams-Bruinders Veronica Gundu-Jakarasi Chipo Mudavanhu Vusomuzi B.Sithole Albert Manyani | 2020 | International Journal of Disaster Risk Science2020，11，5： | 0 |
| 7 | When Disaster Risk Management Systems Fail: The Case of Cyclone Idai in Chimanimani District, Zimbabwe显示文摘On 14 March 2019,Zimbabwe was hit by Cyclone Idai,leaving immeasurable destruction of unprecedented magnitude in its wake.In Chimanimani District,many lives were lost,many people were reported missing,and others were displaced.The question that immediately comes to mind is:Was the country prepared to manage the Cyclone Idai disaster?Reflecting on the community experiences,the purpose of this research was to interrogate the strength of the disaster risk reduction legislation and institutions in Zimbabwe in the face of meteorological hazards.The research also evaluated the extent of the impact Cyclone Idai had on the Chimanimani communities and the factors that increased the vulnerability to the cyclone.A mixed method approach that involved 1180 participants was used.The study found that disaster risk management legislation and institutions in Zimbabwe are weak.Cyclone Idai resulted in the loss of many human lives,loss of livelihoods,and massive damage to infrastructure.The cyclone exposed capacity and policy gaps in Zimbabwe’s disaster risk management system.The study makes a number of recommendations,including strengthening disaster legislation and policy,and disaster risk governance.Given the communities’response to the disaster occurrence,the study also recommends strengthening social capital. | Edson Munsaka Chipo Mudavanhu Lucy Sakala Pepukai Manjeru Diego Matsvange | 2021 | International Journal of Disaster Risk Science2021，12，5： | 0 |
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