The study found that households in evidence-based face-to-face workshops there can be a change in householders' natural disaster preparedness that would last long term potentially saving lives. Even though vulnerability to natural disasters is increasing globally even in high-risk regions few households have measures in place to protect and prepare themselves. Ill-preparedness can cause larger post-disaster losses and greater loss of life injury and displacement. According to Helene Joffe lead researcher of the study published in the Journal of Nature Human Behaviour even small measures can save countless lives. Being prepared for multiple hazards tends to make households more resilient