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Characteristics of a Disaster-Resilient Community: A Guidance NoteCommunities and DRR●●●●Buckle P 1998/9, ‘Re-defining community andvulnerability in the context of emergencymanagement’. Australian Journal of EmergencyManagement 13(4) 21–26.Enders J 2001, ‘Measuring community awarenessand preparedness for emergencies’. AustralianJournal of Emergency Management 16(3): 52–58.IFRC 2004, World Disasters Report 2004: Focus oncommunity resilience (Geneva: IFRC), pp. 27–31.Marsh G, Buckle P 2001, ‘Community: theconcept of community in the risk and emergencymanagement context’. Australian Journal ofEmergency Management 16(1): 5–7.16
Version 1 (for fieldtesting), August 2007Section C: TablesThematic Area 1: GovernanceComponents of resilience:1. DRR policy, planning, priorities, and political commitment2. Legal and regulatory systems3. Integration with development policies and planning4. Integration with emergency response and recovery5. Institutional mechanisms, capacities and structures; allocation ofresponsibilities6. Partnerships7. Accountability and community participation17
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