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Hori Tsuneki

Hori Tsuneki

Tsuneki Hori is a Disaster Risk Management (DRM) Specialist in the Environment, Rural Development and Risk Management Division of the IDB. His work includes sector dialogue facilitation with national stakeholders, technical document preparation, loan and technical cooperation design, and portfolio management related to disaster risk management. He has published several books and international journals in the field of DRM, including his latest book “Local Disaster Risk Management in a Changing Climate: A Perspective from Central America” published by Emerald Publishing of the United Kingdom. He holds a PhD in International Environmental & Disaster Management from the Graduate School of Global Environmental Studies, Kyoto University, Japan.

A regional dialogue towards a Climate-Resilient and Sustainable Blue Economy

February 9, 2023 por Hori Tsuneki - Gerard Alleng - Ginés Suárez Leave a Comment

Blue Economy

Global economies are being redefined, not only regarding size or stage of development but also with respect to ocean and coastal resources. The Blue Economy has emerged as an economic path that promotes resilient economic growth, social inclusion, and the maintenance and improvement of livelihoods while at the same time ensuring the environmental sustainability of marine and … [Read more...] about A regional dialogue towards a Climate-Resilient and Sustainable Blue Economy

Socioeconomic Sustainability Against Climate Events: How Breakwaters can Minimize the Disruption of Tourism in the Bahamas

September 1, 2022 por Hori Tsuneki Leave a Comment

Critical Infrastructure Sustainability Climate Change Breakwater

My friend Takao and his wife Emi went on a Caribbean cruise in January 2020, just before the COVID-19 pandemic, to celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary. As part of the tour, they visited Nassau, the capital of the Bahamas. The giant cruise ship took an eastward course early in the morning and sailed slowly towards the vast pier, facing the sunrise, with Paradise Island … [Read more...] about Socioeconomic Sustainability Against Climate Events: How Breakwaters can Minimize the Disruption of Tourism in the Bahamas

Why does the price of beef in Japanese restaurants rise when a drought occurs in Uruguay? An example of the impact from Climate Change

April 12, 2021 por Hori Tsuneki Leave a Comment

Did you know that Uruguayan beef is becoming increasingly popular in Japan? Looking at various food review sites, the rich and juicy taste served in thick slices seems to be the reason why the grass-fed Uruguayan beef is popular in Japan. Exports of Uruguayan beef to Japan  resumed in February 2019 for the first time in about 20 years. As of March 2021, Uruguayan beef … [Read more...] about Why does the price of beef in Japanese restaurants rise when a drought occurs in Uruguay? An example of the impact from Climate Change

Why Caribbean countries should not consider pausing climate-resilient public investments during the pandemic

March 22, 2021 por Yuri Chakalall - Hori Tsuneki Leave a Comment

The “debt and death” ailment is well-known to vulnerable Caribbean island states. Intensifying cycles of acute damage and loss from recurrent  climate disaster-driven events are increasingly observed.  This scenario is often accompanied by a net cumulative increase in sovereign debt, in part to finance resilient recovery and reconstruction, periodically punctuated by … [Read more...] about Why Caribbean countries should not consider pausing climate-resilient public investments during the pandemic

How to Strengthen Hurricane-Response and Recovery in a Global Pandemic

May 8, 2020 por Yuri Chakalall - Hori Tsuneki Leave a Comment

A 2019 Regional Hurricane Risk Analysis financed by the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) and undertaken by the firm Ingeniería Técnica y Científica S.A.S de Colombia found that Caribbean island states are indicatively at risk of suffering probable maximum losses of US$56 billion dollars for a probable 100-year cyclone. Typically, Caribbean disaster managers simulate and … [Read more...] about How to Strengthen Hurricane-Response and Recovery in a Global Pandemic

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