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Indonesian Experiences of Private Sector Involvement: Focus on Partnership,r the people and government of Indonesia are awaken of the needs to be resilient in the challenge of natural disasters. The new law of Disaster Management in Indonesia, Law 24/2007, has stated clearly that partnership as one of the main principles in doing disaster management. This means that the th

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Experience of Nepal: Implication to Risk Reduction,tive, USA, 2001). Recent studies indicated that more than 60 % of the houses will be severely damaged if earthquake of 8 and more magnitude occurs. As a result, 40,000 people will die due to building collapse while more than half million people will be displaced. Quality of buildings (both structura

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Malaysian Experiences: Public-Private Partnership Involvement in Disaster Risk Reduction in Communince Malaysia is on the fast-track developing modern country, its economy is being led by the private sectors through many initiatives particularly through the PPP concept. Currently, there are about 611 successful PPPs in Malaysia that had been carried out from 1983 till 2014 mainly on infrastructur

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District Continuity Intensification by Supporting a BCP for Construction Companies: A New Developme a significant and highly expected role. Therefore, it can be said that a BCP for construction companies can contribute to achieving district continuity. This study suggests countermeasures to intensify district continuity acquired through the developing support system to formulate BCP for construction companies.

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