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21. Are you provided with guidelines on how to make your family and home safer from natural disasters?Rudraprayag Yes No37.00 48.00Percentage 43.53 56.47Almora Yes No1.00 84.00Percentage 1.18 98.8222. How recently have you received the above information?Rudraprayag 6 months 6 to 12 1 to 2 yrs 2 to 5 yrs >5 yrs No response7 57 11 1 1Percentage 8.24 67.06 12.94 0.00 1.18 1.18AlmoraPercentagenot applicable23. Who has provided you with these guidelines?Rudraprayag Community meeting NGOs Social worker CDI PSI Community Radio Don't know School programs DPO4 5 4 31 25 1 38 1 2Percentage 4.71 5.88 4.71 36.47 29.41 1.18 44.71 1.18 2.35AlmoraNo reponse85Percentage 10024. Do you feel that you can protect your family if a natural disaster strikes?Rudraprayag Yes No No response67 16 2Percentage 78.82 18.82 2.35Almora Yes No No response20.00 62.00 3.00Percentage 23.53 72.94 3.5325. Have you taken part in or developed preparedness strategies?Rudraprayag Yes No36 49Percentage 42.35 57.65Almora Yes No0 85Percentage 0 100The Role of NGOs in Disaster Mitigation and Response – A Case Study in Uttarakhand, Northern India 103
26. What activities related to the strategies have you participated in?RudraprayagNoneProvided infofor plansCreated planCollect info,gave dateHeld mockdrillOrganizedmeetingsVolunteer grouporganization48 7 9 25 1 2 2Percentage 56.47 8.24 10.59 29.41 1.18 2.35 2.35AlmoraPercentagenot applicalbe27. Do you have monitoring systems in place for potential disasters in your community?Rudraprayag Yes No9 76Percentage 10.59 89.41Almora Yes No0 85Percentage 0 10028. Do you have an evacuation plan for your village in the event of a disaster?Rudraprayag Yes No16 69Percentage 18.82 81.18Almora Yes No0 85Percentage 0 10029. Do you have a “safe place” or meeting point for your community in the event of a natural disaster?Rudraprayag Yes No79 6Percentage 92.94 7.06Almora Yes No50 35Percentage 58.82 41.1830. How could the above programs and strategies be improved?RudraprayagAlmorano responseno responseThe Role of NGOs in Disaster Mitigation and Response – A Case Study in Uttarakhand, Northern India 104
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The Role of Non GovernmentalOrganis
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Table of contentsChapter 1 - Introd
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List of figuresFigure 1.1: Study re
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preparedness, and has potential to
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This case study investigates the im
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• What are homeowner perceptions
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Seismic activity in this area is du
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The study comprises two regions: St
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1.4.1 - b Study Area B- Almora dist
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etc. operational). The study involv
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Chapter 2 - Theoretical Orientation
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2.1.2 VulnerabilityVulnerability is
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of a disaster everyone knows how to
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disaster management in the country,
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Despite the apparent increased cons
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2.3.1 Disaster Mitigation and Prepa
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save lives. This event marked a pri
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Systems technologies and education
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As suggested previously, there is a
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on the main agenda (Benson et al, 2
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Frame structureFramed structures ha
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The curriculum of the PSI workshops
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Figure 2.2a: Community based disast
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district irrespective of the fact t
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etrofitting, monitoring and homeown
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structures as an alarming forty-fiv
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Reponses for what features masons t
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trained masons in the Study Area A
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ecommended that a similar study be
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Page 83 and 84: ReferencesAlexander, D., 1997. The
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