Prospectus Peer Review

Prospectus Peer Review Student’s Name Institution Course Code: Course Name Professor’s Name Submission Date Thesis Working Title How community-based disaster risk management (CBDRM) interventions are effective in promoting resilience to wildfires and related calamities in Texas. Problem Statement For several decades, Texas has remained the most hit by fire seasons in all areas of the jurisdiction. Although wildfires and related calamities were initially a rural concern, their landscape has evolved to incorporate the entire state with significant implications for the community and a vast potential to destroy residential areas and other critical government infrastructures. Three factors are contributing to the rising risk of wildfire in Texas: changing patterns of weather, land use changes, and population growth (Moorehead, 2023). In this vein, it is necessary to examine the effectiveness of community-based disaster risk reduction programs in enhancing resilience in order to ensure the sustainable development of communities...