Forms of community participation in disaster risk management practices

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    • Osti, R. (Rabindra)
    • Miyake, K.

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Forms of community participation in disaster risk management practices

R. Osti, editor ; K. Miyake, associate editor

(Natural disaster research, prediction and mitigation series)

Nova Science Publishers, c2011

  • : hardcover

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Includes bibliographical references and index

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Disaster management, which involves prevention, mitigation, preparedness, response and rehabilitation efforts, has been discussed for a long time. In short, such management stages can be classified into before, during and after event activities. Disaster preparedness can be referred to as all measures taken to prepare in advance aiming at reducing the impact of possible disasters. Although all preparedness activities aim at reducing the damage at community, on-site practicality, which concerns the full utilisation of the capacities particularly at the time of emergency, has not been well documented, possibly because of difficulties in visualising emergency contexts to be faced by local communities. This book focuses on the methodological approach of CBDRM that has been practised in different parts of the world, mostly in highly disaster-prone Asian localities.

Table of Contents

  • Implementation of community based disaster risk management in Indonesia: progress, issues & challenges
  • Lessons learned from community based early warning system in the Philippines
  • Building for floods in the Hindu Kush Himalayan region--local knowledge & community innovation
  • Community-based disaster risk management can lead to good urban governance
  • Methodology used for community based multi-hazard risk management in Garhwal Himalaya, Uttarakhand State, India
  • Reducing disaster damage through people's participation in emergency response in Bangladesh
  • Disaster risk reduction as an integral part in microfinance capacity building: Lessons learned in the aftermath of Cyclone Nargis, Myanmar
  • Long-term effort towards sustainable community empowerment against Mt. Merapi disaster
  • Community based disaster risk management in Vietnam
  • Flood risk management culture & its role in changing natural & physical environments of lower West-Rapti river basin in Nepal
  • Participatory water management: Bangladesh model
  • Use of community based disaster risk reduction tools in community action
  • perspective from Asia
  • Index.

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