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Characteristics of a Safe and Resilient Community
Community Based Disaster Risk Reduction Study
ARUP International Development ? September 2011
Saving lives, changing minds.
? International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies, Geneva, 2012
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Characteristics of a Safe and Resilient Community 1224200 E 05/2012
Community Based Disaster Risk Reduction Study Characteristics of a Safe and Resilient Community
Contents
Page
Acknowledgments
i
Executive Summary
ii
1
Introduction
2
2
Research Methodology
4
2.1
Literature Review
5
2.2
Fieldwork
6
3
Findings: Literature Review
10
3.1
Overview
10
3.2
Factors contributing to safe and resilient communities
12
3.3
A `long list' of Characteristics
14
4
Findings: Fieldwork
17
4.1
External Resources and Relationships
17
4.2
Shocks and Stresses
20
4.3
Factors contributing to safe and resilient communities
23
4.4
Reliance on others
28
4.5
Changes to factors contributing to safe and resilient
communities
28
5
Analysis
38
5.1
What are the characteristics of a safe and resilient
community?
38
5.2
What is the impact of CBDRR programmes?
49
6
Conclusion and Recommendations
58
6.1
Characteristics of a safe and resilient community
58
6.2
Impact of CBDRR programmes
58
6.3
Recommendations
59
7
References
61
Community Based Disaster Risk Reduction Study Characteristics of a Safe and Resilient Community
Tables Table 1: Key documents included in literature review ........................................... 5 Table 2: CBDRR programmes in Sri Lanka, Indonesia, Thailand and the Maldives. ................................................................................................................. 6 Table 3: Communities included in the fieldwork.................................................... 7 Table 4: Summary of fieldwork findings: How have the factors that make your community safe and resilient changed over time? ................................................ 30 Table 5: Literature review and fieldwork factors associated with human assets. . 39 Table 6: Literature review and fieldwork factors associated with social assets. .. 41 Table 7: Literature review and fieldwork factors associated with access to external resources................................................................................................................ 43 Table 8: Literature review and fieldwork factors relating to physical assets........ 45 Table 9: Literature review and fieldwork factors relating to access to economic assets ..................................................................................................................... 47 Table 10: Literature review and fieldwork factors relating to environmental assets ............................................................................................................................... 48 Figures Figure 1 Diagrammatic representation of interrelationship between outputs ....... iii Figure 2 The six characteristics of a safe and resilient community. .................... iv Figure 3: Simplified representation of research methodology ................................ 4 Figure 4 Concepts arising from literature review ................................................ 11 Figure 5 CBDRR programmes contribute to a safe and resilient community ..... 12 Figure 6 Conceptual framework for Community Resilience. ............................... 13 Figure 7: Diversity of Communities ..................................................................... 17 Figure 8 Government Structures from a national to sub-community level.......... 18 Figure 9 Community group tasked with disaster management. ........................... 19 Figure 10 Top 3 shocks and stresses identified across the four countries (13 communities in Indonesia, 9 in Sri Lanka, 4 in the Maldives and Thailand) ....... 21 Figure 11 Distillation and grouping of factors ..................................................... 23 Figure 12 Example of Exercise 2: `What makes your community safe and resilient?'............................................................................................................... 24 Figure 13 Responsibility for factors contributing to community safety and resilience. .............................................................................................................. 28 Figure 14 Number of factors identified in the communities for each characteristic ............................................................................................................................... 51 Figure 15: Graphic representation of change in strength. ..................................... 51 Figure 16: Graphic representation of change in strength. ..................................... 52 Figure 17: Graphic representation of change in strength. ..................................... 53 Figure 18: Graphic representation of change in strength. ..................................... 54 Figure 19: Graphic representation of change in strength. ..................................... 55 Figure 20: Graphic representation of change in strength. ..................................... 56 Figure 21 The six characteristics of a safe and resilient community. ................. 60
Appendices
Appendix A Process Documentation
Appendix B Supporting Documentation
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