Reference register · checked 13 September 2026
Worldsaid.com – all mentions and citations
11 checked references: 6 academic and professional publication records, 2 institutional references and 3 general web mentions.
Count distinct publication records. Publisher names, archive copies and preprints of the same publication are not additional studies. General web mentions are counted separately. The two Tampu papers are related publications. This is a register of confirmed references, not a claim to an exhaustive citation count or endorsement.
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Academic and professional publications (6)
Copernicus Publications · NHESS · 2025
Impacts on and damage to European forests from the 2018–2022 heat and drought events
Cites the Bohemian Switzerland wildfire report for the approximately 1,060 hectares affected and the firefighting resources deployed. This is a specific event reference, rather than evidence of use of a WorldsAid geolocation dataset.
Evidence checked: Section on Czech forest damage and bibliography entry “Worlds Aid” (2022); access date 15 November 2024.
MDPI · Remote Sensing · 2023
Flood Analysis Using Multi-Scale Remote Sensing Observations in Laos
References the WorldsAid report on October 2020 flooding in Laos. The study analyses flooding with remote-sensing observations; the citation is to a narrative event report.
Evidence checked: Reference 1: Floods and Landslides; node 376; access date 27 October 2020.
DOI: 10.3390/rs15123166
Springer Nature · Urban Forum · 2024
Civil Conflict’s Impact on the Pursuit of Inclusivity, Safety, Resilience and Sustainability in Anglophone Cities of Cameroon
Cites the Buea flash-flood report in its discussion of urban vulnerability and resilience. The cited WorldsAid item is a flood report, not a set of conflict or displacement indicators.
Evidence checked: Bibliography: WorldsAid (2023), Flash Floods in Buea, Cameroon; access date 9 May 2023.
Hungarian Defence Review · 2024
Basic infrastructural requirements for the temporary accommodation of disaster victims and to demonstrate the functioning of an NGO
Uses Hagadera as an example of a refugee camp developing into a town. This publication and the Ludovika article have the same author and closely related subject matter; they are two publication records, not two proven independent studies.
Evidence checked: Pages 99 and 106; bibliography gives node 511 and access date 14 December 2022.
Ludovika University · Műszaki Katonai Közlöny · 2024
A katasztrófamenekültek ideiglenes elhelyezéséhez szükséges infrastrukturális követelmények és egy nem kormányzati szervezet szerepe
References Hagadera Refugee Camp in an article about infrastructure for temporary accommodation of people displaced by disasters and the role of an NGO.
Evidence checked: Reference list: Hagadera Refugee Camp (2020), WorldsAid, 28 December 2020; node 511.
Wiley · Health Science Reports · 2023
The re-emergence of diphtheria in Nigeria: Descriptive assessment of the post-COVID-19 crisis management
Cites WorldsAid’s March 2023 diphtheria report as outbreak context. PubMed Central preserves the same paper; NIH is an archive host and is not counted as another citing study.
Evidence checked: Reference 21 identifies the original title, node 1826, publication date 14 March 2023 and access date 25 March 2023.
DOI: 10.1002/hsr2.1680
Institutional references (2)
Federal University of Santa Catarina · Infrashelter · Access recorded in 2023
Acampamento russo para ucranianos – Mariupol
The shelter catalogue references WorldsAid’s Ukraine report and attributes a location map and satellite-image context to that report. This is a university research-platform reference, not a verified peer-reviewed climate study.
Evidence checked: Reference list names the 2022 WorldsAid title and node 1161; access date 19 November 2023.
Afrobarometer · 2023
AD700: São Toméans want ‘a lot more’ climate action from government and other stakeholders
Uses WorldsAid’s account of the December 2021 floods as background to a public-opinion survey on climate action. The survey findings are Afrobarometer’s own data.
Evidence checked: Dispatch 700 PDF, pages 1 and 11. The bibliography hyperlink points to node 1079. PDF dated 18 September 2023; publication webpage dated 19 September.
General mentions and references (3)
Wikipedia · Reference retrieved in 2023
Ifo Refugee Camp
The encyclopedia article cites the WorldsAid Ifo camp page among its references. It is a general reference, not an academic endorsement.
Evidence checked: Reference 5 links to node 513; recorded retrieval date 26 November 2023.
Wikipedia · Reference retrieved in 2023
Hagadera Refugee Camp
The encyclopedia article cites WorldsAid’s Hagadera camp profile.
Evidence checked: Reference 5 links to node 511; recorded retrieval date 29 November 2023.
Reddit · r/UFOs · 2025
Calvine photograph discussion · flood-report link
A participant in a Calvine photograph discussion links to node 1779. The recovered article is about flooding in Blantyre, Malawi; the link does not substantiate a Scottish flood claim. This remains a general web mention.
Evidence checked: Comment in the 28 May 2025 thread explicitly includes node 1779.
Verification and open leads
Springer Nature and Urban Forum refer to the same paper. Wiley and NIH PubMed Central refer to the same diphtheria paper. A ResearchGate copy, repository mirror or preprint is not counted as another study without a distinct publication.
The unnamed articles, NGO reports, policy notes and directories in the working list need identifiable titles and source URLs before they can be verified. They are not included in these totals.
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