Titlebook: Civil Society Organization and Disaster Risk Reduction; The Asian Dilemma Rajib Shaw,Takako Izumi Book 2014 Springer Japan 2014 Asian Exper

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Role of Civil Society Organizations in Policy and Advocacy in Risk Reduction,. The Hyogo Framework for Action (HFA) was adopted in 2005 at the UN Conference on Disaster Reduction and the ASEAN Agreement on Disaster Management and Emergencies Response (AADMER) was ratified in 2009. Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) made a great contribution to advocating the gaps in implemen

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CSOs and the Challenges in Risk and Vulnerability Assessment,ommunities. Participatory risk assessments (hazard, vulnerability, capacity, and people‘s perception of risk) unite the community with local government and other stakeholders in common understanding of the disaster risks in the locality. It serves as the sound basis for commitments, plans and action

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Risk and Vulnerability Assessment: Experience of Nepal,ause of rapid urbanization, prevalence of non-engineered constructions, poor implementation of building code, low level of earthquake awareness among the creators of vulnerabilities and, a gradual decay of indigenous knowledge and wisdom on earthquake resistant constructions. Kathmandu Valley is est

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Civil Society and Knowledge, Education and Training in Risk Reduction,e, disaster education at schools and training programmes for teachers, government officials, and various stakeholders has different characteristics and challenges. Indigenous knowledge has an origin of the culture and lifestyles, thus it could be transferred from generation to generation. Disaster e

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Knowledge, Education and Training for Risk Reduction: Specific Case of Myanmar, Vietnam and Japan, the case of Myanmar, it is clarified that even short-term DRR training initiated by NGOs can enhance capacity on DRR. From the case of Vietnam, it is proved that the working group consisted of teachers and educational administrative officers to develop DRR education programs and materials is effect

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