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The purpose of this study is to examine how disaster management systems in Sierra Leone incorporate the principles of inclusive disaster risk reduction (IDRR) and to identify the institutional and governance barriers that hinder the effective inclusion of persons with disabilities. Drawing on the Social Model of Disability, the Rights-Based Approach, and Inclusive Disaster Risk Reduction, this study research analyzes policy documents and existing literature to assess disability inclusion across disaster preparedness, response, and recovery systems in Sierra Leone. The findings reveal significant institutional gaps, including limited participation of persons with disabilities in disaster planning, inaccessible early warning systems, inadequate accessibility of evacuation routes and shelters, and weak institutional coordination. The study argues that achieving inclusive disaster risk reduction requires a shift toward rights-based and participatory disaster governance that recognizes persons with disabilities as active stakeholders in disaster resilience. The findings contribute to scholarship on inclusive disaster governance by highlighting institutional barriers to implementing disability-inclusive disaster risk reduction in low-income and disaster-prone contexts.

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ABSTRACT
Introduction
Theoretical Framework
The Social Model of Disability
Rights-Based Approach
Inclusive Disaster Risk Reduction
Analytical Relevance to the Study
Literature Review
Disability and Disaster Vulnerability
Preparedness and Early Warning Systems
Emergency Response and Shelter Accessibility
Post-Disaster Recovery
Synthesis and Research Gap
Methodology
Research Analysis Framework
Research Design and Rationale
Data Sources and Selection
Data Analysis Techniques
Analytical Orientation and Limitations
Ethical Considerations
Methodological Contribution
Findings
Inaccessible Early Warning and Risk Communication Systems
Institutional Fragmentation and Weak Coordination
Marginalization in Post-Disaster Recovery and Reconstruction
Synthesis of Findings
Policy-Critical Recommendations
Institutionalize the Participation of Persons with Disabilities in Disaster Governance
Develop Accessible and Multi-Modal Early Warningand Risk Communication Systems
Strengthen Institutional Coordination and Accountability Mechanisms
Mainstream Universal Design in Shelters and Physical Infrastructure
Integrate Disability-Specific Measures into Post-Disaster Recovery and Reconstruction
Establish Monitoring, Data, and Learning Systems for Inclusive Disaster Management
Conclusion
Acknowledgement
References

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저자

• Benjamin Tibbie [ National Crisisonomy Institute, Chungbuk National University ] The 1st Author
• Keiko Kitagawa [ Disaster Memory Studies, International Research Institute of Disaster Sciences, Tohoku University, Japan ]
• Sebastien Boret [ Disaster Memory Studies, International Research Institute of Disaster Sciences, Tohoku University, Japan ]
• Hye Jeong Park [ Disaster Memory Studies, International Research Institute of Disaster Sciences, Tohoku University, Japan ]
• Seol A Kwon [ National Crisisonomy Institute, Chungbuk National University ]
• Ju Ho Lee [ Department of Public Administration, Chungbuk National University ]
• Jae Eun Lee [ National Crisisonomy Institute, Chungbuk National University ] Corresponding Author

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• 간행물명

  Journal of Safety and Crisis Management

• 간기

  월간

• pISSN

  2234-2214

• 수록기간

  2011~2026

• 십진분류

  KDC 350 DDC 351