Titlebook: Natural Disaster Management in the Asia-Pacific; Policy and Governanc Caroline Brassard,Arnold M. Howitt,David W. Giles Book 2015 Springer

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Confronting Disaster: Recent Lessons from the Asia-Pacific, efforts to reduce natural disaster risk in countries across the Asia-Pacific. It also overviews how subsequent chapters address the issue from a public policy and governance perspective, with a focus on three broad themes: (1) emergency response and humanitarian relief, (2) recovery and resilience, and (3) improving preparedness.

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“One in Trouble, All to Help”: The Paired Assistance Program to Disaster-Affected Areas in Chinaastated areas for post-disaster restoration and reconstruction. This was effective because of the Chinese system’s stringent vertical controls and the practices of local accountability that gave provincial and local officials from donor provinces strong incentives to perform effectively in reconstru

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Disaster, Mental Health, and Community Resilience: Lessons from the Field in Aceh Province, Indonesihieved through the inclusion of local systems and the strengthening of service channels. Partnerships between local and national and international organizations enable a response, which is “with” rather than “for” the people who need the assistance.