Table 1.

Indicators associated with key PMT components that are studied in this research study (adopted from [17,18,26]).

PMT Component	Key Indicators Studied
General overview of flood risk exposure of the area	Distance of household (HH) from a nearby river considering the flood impact that might happen within a certain time; Distance of HH from flood protection embankment considering the accessibility of households to temporary relocation.
Threat appraisal (hypothetical flooding)	Perceived probability of flooding: hypothetical/future flooding, inundation of household (HH), intensity of flooding, severity of flooding; Perceived severity of flooding: damage to HHs and agricultural crops, death of domestic animals, family health, income struggle, livelihood impacts; Fear of flooding.
Coping appraisal (flood preparedness)	Existence of hard/structural flood protection measures (raising the plinths/basement of houses, tube wells, and toilets); Soft measures (early flood warning, storing dry food, crop seeds, family-level awareness of flood disaster, developing an evacuation and relocation plan, saving valuable assets); Institutional network (having connection with different stakeholders, including GOs and NGOs, for assistance during and after the crisis, including taking loans); Non-responsiveness towards flood protection actions.
Threat experience appraisal	Previous flood experience and associated damage scenario; Access to assistance from stakeholders.
Reliance/belief on DRR intervention	Dependency on flood protection embankment; Dependency on the flood risk reduction interventions of NGOs.
Socio-economic information	Gender; Educational status; Monthly income; Alternative source of income.