Learning lessons from disaster recovery : [book] the case of Honduras / John Telford.

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Telford, John

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TextSeries: Disaster Risk Management Working paper Series ; 8Publication details: US : World Bank, 2004.Description: 66 p. ; 30 cmSubject(s):

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Contents : Section 1. Honduras Country case study -- Section 2. Honduras Community Survey

Review: This report summarizes the findings of a Honduras country case study, which is part of a ProVention Consortium initiative aimed at learning lessons from recovery efforts following major natural disasters.

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Contents : Section 1. Honduras Country case study -- Section 2. Honduras Community Survey

This report summarizes the findings of a Honduras country case study, which is part of a ProVention Consortium initiative aimed at learning lessons from recovery efforts following major natural disasters.

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