Vulnerability reduction at community level : the new global paradigm.

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Subject: "Recent advances in disaster management have shown that the degree to which a population is affected by a hazard will not purely lie in the physical components of vulnerability but also in prevailing social and economic conditions. In this approach there is no such thing as a natural

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Paper from International Conference on Disaster Management Cooperative Networking in South Asia, 28th to 30th November 1999, New Delhi

"Recent advances in disaster management have shown that the degree to which a population is affected by a hazard will not purely lie in the physical components of vulnerability but also in prevailing social and economic conditions. In this approach there is no such thing as a natural

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