International Research Journal of Education and Technology

The perception of disaster risks and vulnerabilities among tribal populations in India can vary based on their unique cultural, socioeconomic, and geographic contexts. While it is difficult to provide an exhaustive analysis, I can offer some general insights into this topic.    Tribal communities often possess traditional knowledge and practices that have helped them adapt to and mitigate the impact of natural disasters over generations. Their deep understanding of local ecosystems, weather patterns, and natural resources can contribute to their resilience and ability to cope with disasters.    Tribal communities may face specific vulnerabilities that increase their susceptibility to disasters. These vulnerabilities can include poverty, limited access to resources, lack of infrastructure, marginalization, and restricted access to decision-making processes. These factors can amplify the impact of disasters on tribal populations and hinder their ability to recover.