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Page 1: A ripple in development?Document re
Page 4 and 5: Authors: John Cosgrave with the ass
Page 7 and 8: Table of contentsForeword .........
Page 9 and 10: Acronyms and abbreviationsADBBAPELB
Page 12 and 13: Part 1
Page 14 and 15: ences. We have added keywords (sort
Page 16 and 17: the document set by comparison. The
Page 18 and 19: disasters (Amin and Goldstein, 2008
Page 20 and 21: sages that led to needless deaths (
Page 22 and 23: October 2006 before a proposal was
Page 24 and 25: ance in Sri Lanka (Grewal, 2006, p.
Page 26 and 27: to 15% by 2005, partly due to the i
Page 28 and 29: 2. Poverty, livelihoods andeconomic
Page 30 and 31: 2.3 Relative importance of external
Page 32 and 33: In Sri Lanka , the continuing confl
Page 34 and 35: 3. Rebuilding the social fabricand
Page 36 and 37: One report stated that with strong
Page 38 and 39: 4.2 Window of opportunityDid the ts
Page 40 and 41: Christoplos (2006, pp. 69-70) discu
Page 42 and 43: tions (Global Network of NGOs for D
Page 44 and 45: 5. Capacity developmentThematic sco
Page 46 and 47: With pressure decreasing during the
Page 50 and 51: Cardon, S., Davies, A., & Senga, A.
Page 52 and 53: Global Network of NGOs for Disaster
Page 54 and 55: Koser, K., & Van Hear, N. (2003). A
Page 56 and 57: Oxfam International. (2008). Oxfam
Page 58 and 59: UNDP . (2007). Analysis Report: Ben
Page 60 and 61: Wood, B., Kabell, D., Muwanga, N.,
Page 62 and 63: Part 2
Page 64 and 65: 4. Abarquez, I., & Murshed, Z. (200
Page 66 and 67: organisations and their discussions
Page 68 and 69: disaster, the tsunami was unparalle
Page 70 and 71: effectiveness, governance, and disa
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Page 82 and 83: 80mechanisms. These overviews are p
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Page 90 and 91: 88accountability; future; NGOs; pro
Page 92 and 93: 65.Notes: This is one of the fi nan
Page 94 and 95: Keywords: damage; Aceh; housing; di
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76.evaluation; results; coordinatio
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etter recovery potential of househo
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85.86.managing the grant expenditur
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89. Briceño, S. (2005). Ten lesson
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94.agencies. The critical learning
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Notes: The primary objective of thi
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8apr.pdf/$File/icva-idn-8apr.pdf.No
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106. Centre for National Operations
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111.112.http://www.cpalanka.org/res
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and with other NGOs such as the Red
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and assess their role in the medium
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places on the aid agencies. As note
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120drive for greater “effi ciency
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129.130.131.sediments. Random augur
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Keywords: impact; population; GDP;
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138.17 NGOs (Non-Governmental Organ
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measures to building up capacity in
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Keywords: UN; disaster; flood; plan
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year’s progress justice. In terms
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9,635 individuals. Of the original
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to give these away. Giving circles
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December 2004. In the course of our
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of sediments at their outlets to th
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171. FAO. (2007). Real Time Evaluat
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176. Fengler, W., Clark, J., Cibuls
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146related to these disasters: 1 of
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148150 NGOs in Sri Lanka. The affec
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in Aceh province, Indonesia has thr
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152org/NR/rdonlyres/66696E7D-6C7C-4
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154risk reduction. A fi rst publica
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156Sphere; authority; India; govern
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Notes: Some 80 people, including go
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Republic of the Maldives. Male: Gov
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220. Goyder, H., Girerd-Barclay, E.
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227.emergency response, decreased b
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230.231.and coral reef lagoons, dev
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170Notes: Working Paper on how the
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238. HelpAge International. (2006).
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174community; quality; disaster; be
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249. Human Rights Commission of the
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252. Huxley, T. (2005). The tsunami
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Notes: When local elections were he
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261. ICMH. (2005). Interim Report o
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267. IFRC. (2007). Tsunami three-ye
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of past tsunami behaviour that was
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(50%), water - 15% will remain with
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Maerkte/Tsunami_Bericht_Indonesien.
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Notes: This study employed both a q
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194government; planning; economic;
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countries in the region in developi
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293. Jayasuriya, S., Steele, P., &
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the province on 26 December 2004. D
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202is quite a traditional one. The
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305. Lankester, T., & Hendytio, M.
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content/bsc/cbi/2005/00000019/00000
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obust to the infl uence of outliers
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210to disaster and an important sur
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addresses the socio-technical persp
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extent of the damage and the amount
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issues of identity, resource entitl
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environmental sustainability. As a
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220are required to make high conseq
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esults; risk; disaster; local; info
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345.346.35. Last viewed on 20 Octob
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Notes: This report highlights the m
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353.354.Nishikiori, N., Abe, T., Co
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230published in 2003, which highlig
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361. O’Donnell, I., & Kakande, C.
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under the direction of the Sector L
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236dataoecd/32/60/35051857.pdf.Note
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374. Olken, B. A. (2007). Monitorin
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December 2003 has received only US$
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242to security concerns. Under-spen
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DOCUMENT/tsunamis_05/indonesia/live
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of redevelopment to ensure sustaina
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248over the last three decades. Thi
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400.that has been documented since
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403. Plan International. (2006). Ts
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254which the experiences of the loc
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256rehabilitation; society; humanit
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423.424.Offi cer, Shelter Specialis
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tlp_full-report.pdf.Notes: Natural
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A1C8F70F1F13/0/government_funding_c
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437.humanitarianinfo.org/agricultur
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266Keywords: capacity; local; respo
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444. Seree, & Montri, K. (2006). Fu
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448. Sida, L., Alexander, J., Allai
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Notes: This thesis outlines researc
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26, 2004 as an example to highlight
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276training; family; NGOs; health;
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469.470.norms or standards, but non
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exacerbate the pre-existing economi
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282from Country Experiences (pp. 29
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UN, BRR, & Pancacita. (2008).482. T
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ecovery is developed. The document
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288pdf.Notes: This report lists a n
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494. UNDP. (2008). Human Developmen
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498. UNDP Community Initiatives Uni
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294work is ongoing to restore repro
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2008. URL: http://www.unicef.org/me
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Keywords: disaster; government; nat
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520. University of Colombo. (2006).
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evaluation of the work of the UK’
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530. Vijayakumar, L., & Suresh Kuma
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306success: the tsunami and recover
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(GAM) GAM-GoI incidents continue to
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310_20070809124438/Rendered/PDF/404
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312Keywords: conflict; Aceh; local;
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314Tenggara (see previous Updates),
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WDSContentServer/WDSP/IB/2007/08/10
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318Notes: The situation in Aceh rem
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568. WFP. (2005). Synthesis Review
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574. WFP. (2008). Budget Revision W
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579. WHO. (2005). WHO’s Response
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583. Wikipedia. (2006). Countries a
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These evaluations looked at actual
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330to examples primarily from Indon
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Keywords: Sri Lanka; GDP; poverty;
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602. World Bank IEG. (2006). Hazard
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336Notes: This paper studies the ro
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338dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.puhe.2008.0
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Africa, 12, 75, 105, 133, 147, 206,
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conditionality, 315conflict, 5, 37,
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dialogue, 20, 21, 40, 95, 143, 201,
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education, 5, 7, 9, 14, 15, 17, 19,
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Sigli, 138Simeulue, 282, 320, 482,
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