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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-387-34755-4y and compassion whilst in Japan donations target economic and social returns. This chapter argues that achieving BBB requires policy-makers to understand economic embeddedness in giving in different societies.It highlights the importance of identifying an appropriate local strategy to enhance disaster recovery and community resilience.

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Post-Disaster Recoveries in Indonesia and Japan: Building Back Bettery and compassion whilst in Japan donations target economic and social returns. This chapter argues that achieving BBB requires policy-makers to understand economic embeddedness in giving in different societies.It highlights the importance of identifying an appropriate local strategy to enhance disaster recovery and community resilience.

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2662-5660 aster planning, preparation, planning, recovery, and resilie.This book brings together interdisciplinary perspectives from across the Asia Pacific region, covering four main sections: 1) Governance, 2) Education and Capacity, 3) Science, Technology, Risk Assessment and Communities, and 4) Recovery.

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Stroke Revisited: Pathophysiology of Stroke Māori have a history of collective agency and instituting collaborative actions to ensure community well-being in the context of natural hazard events (Kenney and Phibbs,.International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction. 14:46–55, 2015).

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Y. Kuroda,Y. ōno,T. Matsuura,H. Jichuence and Technology and Public Participation in the reconstruction process by the Govt. of Sikkim which is on the lines of Sendai Framework’s fourth priority of ‘Build Back Better’. After the Nepal earthquake in 2015, a team of senior officers from Nepal Reconstruction Authority named it ‘Model Reconstruction’ practice for any Himalayan state.

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High Expectations, Low Recognition: The Role of Principals and Teachers in Disaster Response and Recrticipants highlight the multiple roles that principals and teachers are expected to fulfil in disaster contexts. The author argues for better preparation, support and recognition for the significant roles that schools play in disaster response and recovery.

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Na Ara Ahurea: Envisioning Collaborative Governance in Disaster Risk Reduction in Aotearoa Māori have a history of collective agency and instituting collaborative actions to ensure community well-being in the context of natural hazard events (Kenney and Phibbs,.International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction. 14:46–55, 2015).