Phantasmagoria

Monad

Bioregional Locality

Saasthuravatheege Sarumaari

A long overdue historical demarcation of archipelagos subdued under one nation.

The crossing of our being and becoming are intrinsically associated with movement and our monadic self. When we perceive through the reception of light, the presencing of space-place becomes a dichotomy. Insofar as we receive light, which lens do we want to perceive through? Do we keep on subjugating to the phantasms by being inattentive to the peripheral surroundings or Is it blandness and banality of our spaces and places which makes our being unnoticeable to this thrownness? Do we even want to elevate our being within the manifestation and gestalt of the realm of physicality? Or can we embrace the space-place within the presencing gestalts and the figure ground? The projection of our thoughts should shape our spaces and places to remind ourselves of our being in the world. The force within us which eject our being to the phantasmagorical realm is only a desire to appear and participate. With this desire can we blur this line between the two realms?

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Exploration Map for Multidimensional Poverty of Maldives

Desktop Study on Social Aspects of Disaster Resilience in the Context of Maldives

The capacity of a system, community or society potentially exposed to hazards to adapt, by resisting or changing in order to reach and maintain an acceptable level of functioning and structure. This is determined by the degree to which the social system is capable of organizing itself to increase its capacity for learning from past disasters for better future protection and to improve risk reduction measures.

What causes nations to recover from disasters? An inquiry into the role of wealth, income inequality, and social welfare provisioning - Vassilis Tselios, Emma L. Tompkins

Resilience of many Island Societies is evident from their unbroken residence comparatively small and remote ocean bounded landmass, often for a millennia and has its core a communal approach to sustainability.”  Patrick Nunn, Rosalyn Kumar.

MPI/HDI/GINI - Overlay visualization mapping of GINI index, Income in relationship to the geographical distribution of Human Development Index and Multidimensional Poverty Index