greater unemployment rates

about one-third of whom live in Myanmar’s flood-prone southeast. Conflict and natural catastrophe events increase the cycle of displacement, undermining the coping strategies of already vulnerable populations. These communities also face greater unemployment rates and inadequate access to basic services such as healthcare and education. Meanwhile, weak disaster preparedness and poor governance create socioeconomic inequalities and weaken institutional trust from the public. Traditional support networks collapse due to repeated shocks, including man-made and climate-related disasters, putting societal cohesion at risk. As these networks break down, communities experience disruptions สล็อต เว็บตรง