chapter 4 - DRK

Strictly under embargo until Wednesday 22 September at 00:01 GMT (02:01 Geneva time)Figure 2.4Hazard risk index for large cities, as definedby Munich Re Group 39Figure 2.5 Port cities with highest exposed population in 2005to one-in-100-year, surge-induced flood events 41Table 2.2Figure 2.6Port cities with population over 1 million estimatedto have highest increased population exposureto surge-induced floods, 2005 to projected 2070 42Geographic distribution and frequency of registeredflooding events between 1950 and 1990 in Cali, Colombia 43Box 2.2 Fires and fire risks in Imizamo Yethu, Hout Bay, South Africa 44Box 2.3 The vulnerability gap in Istanbul, Turkey 45Chapter 3Box 3.1Starting over: Community rightsand post-disaster response 52The Philippines Homeless People’s Federation’s rolein community-driven disaster response 56Box 3.2 Inclusive equitable cities 59Box 3.3Housing, land and property rights and post-disastershelter programming 64Chapter 4 Urban violence 72Box 4.1 Violence and young people in urban settings 78Table 4.1 Measuring inequality 81Box 4.2 Red Cross Red Crescent action 87Chapter 5 Urban risk to health 94Box 5.1 Hunger is back with a vengeance 98Box 5.2 Hi-tech rescue in a mega-city 106Box 5.3 Safety on the urban road 1084