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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Civil Society and Cross-Cutting Issues for Risk Reduction: Food Security, Health, Human Security, Ech, and this is an area that CSOs can highly contribute to..This chapter addresses five topics as cross cutting issues: food security, health, human security, environment and microfinance. When the capacity of these cross cutting issues is successfully developed, it has a huge impact on DRR improvem

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Role of NGOs and CBOs in a Decentralized Mangrove Management Regime and Its Implications in Buildined as an ameliorative management of these exclusive coastal resources. Under this backdrop, this chapter critically examines the participation of NGOs and CBOs in JMM over the last decade and attempts to identify their strength, weakness, opportunities and threats in the existing co-management syste

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Community-Based Response and Recovery: Role of Civil Societies,acity will be enhanced. CSOs can play an important role to develop a programme of the community-based disaster response and recovery especially combining and linking more than two disaster management phases such as response, recovery and mitigation, or recovery, mitigation and preparedness, and even

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Opportunities and Challenges of Role of Civil Societies in Risk Reduction,SO in DRR as: (1) government–NGO cooperation mechanism, (2) CSO-community trust, (3) Technical strength and professionalism of CSO, (4) CSO-government-academic nexus, and (5) Transparency and accountability issues.

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Civil Society Organization and Disaster Risk Reduction978-4-431-54877-5Series ISSN 2196-4106 Series E-ISSN 2196-4114

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