People’s Process in Post-disaster and Post-Conflict Recovery and Reconstruction.

Published 2007
Type Guidelines
Theme Early Recovery
Language English
Pages: 64
Uploader George Omondi
Publisher(s) Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific
Sector(s)
Location(s) Worldwide
Author(s) Toshi Noda, Jan Meeuwissen, Chris Radford, Lowie Rosales, Mari Matsumoto, Mariko Sato, Bharat Dahiya, Abdul Baqi Popal, Nasrullah Stanekzi, Binod Shrestha, Bruno Dercon, Srinivasa Popuri, Anna Pont, Nilofer Quazi, Conrad de Tissera, Kapila Fernando, Eden Garde, Juan Blenn Huelgas, Golam Monowar Kamal, Naoko Goto, Daniel Timme, I A Hameed
Disaster(s) armed conflict
Rights UN-HABITAT
Source: People’s Process in Post-disaster and Post-Conflict Recovery and Reconstruction.
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This guideline attempts at presenting the complex process of recovery in a simple and practical manner. We have learned lessons from the past disasters where Governments’, development agencies’ and humanitarian organizations’ responses were not coherent, causing confusion and delays in recovery. Therefore in anticipation of effectively responding to future disasters, with a firm policy and approach, this guideline is published for the use of all interested stakeholders. Additionally, the intention is to launch the recovery programme from the day one following a disaster.