Thành phần loài tảo mắt (Euglenophyta) ở khu bảo tồn sinh thái Đồng Tháp Mười - Tiền Giang

Phong, Ngo Thanh; Phương, Lê Hồng; Nhi, Lưu Yến

doi:10.22144/ctu.jvn.2017.013

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“…This sometimes causes difficulties for local authorities to implement proactively, call for funding resources, and to create participatory mechanisms for reconstruction. In addition, the state budget to support impacted people is always too small to supply sufficiently, especially if the affected area is too large to cover several provinces [13]. Moreover, the implementation mechanism does not consider the engagement of many stakeholders, limiting the appeal for resources and not calling for responsibility and contributions from the community.…”

Section: Challenges In Implementing Restoration and Reconstructionmentioning

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Recovering Sustainable Settlements for People Affected by Disaster: An Inclusive-Participatory Approach

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2023

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Typhoon Damrey struck Vietnam in November 2017 and was the strongest storm to hit the country in over 15 years. It impacted 13 central coastal provinces. Many domestic and international organisations provided timely support to affected populations. These projects were successful in recovering settlements and rebuilding houses for affected people through the application of a participatory-inclusive approach. This paper evaluates the restoration of settlements and rebuilding of homes in international projects using a participatory approach. The Active Learning Network for Accountability and Performance guide to the Development Assistance Committee criteria in Evaluations of Humanitarian Action was used to assess the relevance, effectiveness, efficiency, impact, sustainability and replicability. Data collection included desk-based research and semi-structured interviews with stakeholders from central to local authorities and beneficiary communities. The results showed that a transformation towards a participatory bottom-up approach is crucial for effective recovery and rebuilding efforts.

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Section: Challenges In Implementing Restoration and Reconstructionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Recovering Sustainable Settlements for People Affected by Disaster: An Inclusive-Participatory Approach

Thanh

Wilderspin²

2023

E3S Web Conf.

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Thành phần loài tảo mắt (Euglenophyta) ở khu bảo tồn sinh thái Đồng Tháp Mười - Tiền Giang

Cited by 1 publication

References 20 publications

Recovering Sustainable Settlements for People Affected by Disaster: An Inclusive-Participatory Approach

Recovering Sustainable Settlements for People Affected by Disaster: An Inclusive-Participatory Approach

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