Contact SPS-DRM

We welcome communication from researchers, practitioners, institutions, and partners interested in advancing disaster risk management and strengthening community resilience. The Scientific-Professional Society for Disaster Risk Management (SPS-DRM) is committed to connecting science, professional practice, and policy through interdisciplinary cooperation, evidence-informed approaches, and practical solutions that support prevention, mitigation, preparedness, response, and recovery.

If you would like to collaborate with SPS-DRM—whether through joint projects, research initiatives, conferences, professional trainings, publications, expert consultations, or institutional partnerships—please reach out. We are also available for speaking engagements, scientific and professional events, peer-review and editorial cooperation, and support for capacity-building programs in disaster risk reduction, emergency management, risk assessment, and critical infrastructure protection.

For membership inquiries, sponsorship opportunities, and participation in our networks and activities, we encourage you to contact us as well. We aim to respond promptly and direct your message to the appropriate team member depending on the nature of your request.

Below you can find our official contact emails (general inquiries, partnerships, publications, and technical support):

Email: secretary@spsdrm.org
Partnerships & Cooperation: office@spsdrm.org
Publications / Journals: president@spsdrm.org
Technical Support: office@spsdrm.org

The book begins with an examination of the theoretical and conceptual foundations of disaster risk management, providing the reader with a clear insight into the development of this scientific discipline, its basic concepts, subject of study, the most important theoretical approaches, and the methodological foundations of research. Special attention is devoted to the place of risk management within the broader framework of disaster studies, as well as to understanding the contemporary challenges posed by complex, interconnected, and dynamic risks.