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158 MEDIA KIT • CBDM needs to be integrated with broader activities carried out at the community level using a community organizing approach to identify risks and develop action plans. • Discussion with and mentoring of sub-district, district and national stakeholders is needed to provide an enabling environment for CBDM. • A CBDM focal point needs to be identifi ed and resourced in each district. • Both men and women need to be targeted in analysis, program and project design, training and other activities, to ensure that outcomes are gender equitable. Impact As CBDM work, including CBDRM is in its very early stages in Timor-Léste it is too early to assess impact. Indicators to assess future impact include: • The number of key community members, district government offi cials and partners who have increased awareness of CBDM. • The increase in capacity of men and women to identify and respond to the risks that they have identifi ed through community organizing, advocacy and actions within their communities. • The number of communities in which men and women community members identify local risks and undertake activities to reduce them and manage them better. • The number of men and women in communities who actively participate in preparation for disasters and design and implement responses to disasters. • The number of communities that are better able to access resources and infl uence key decision-makers for CBDM activities. • The number of agencies that incorporate gender sensitive analysis of risks and corresponding risk management into their programs and projects. • The number of agencies that respond in an effective and equitable way to future disasters.
chapter 5. country CBDRM case studies • The increase in involvement of local government in DM initiatives. • The number and impact of initiatives implemented as a result of increased coordination. • The development of plans and structures for enhancing coordination around CBDM. • The increase in understanding of CBDM by national level government. • The incorporation of policy support for CBDM in government legislation. Vietnam CASE STUDY 1 Development Workshop France Initiatives in Thanh Thuy Chanh Village Thuy Thanh Commune Married at the age of 17, Madam Phan Thi Yem assures us that this was not considered young at the time, but life was really hard - diffi cult to express how hard. To begin with, the young couple were farmers. Then her husband went off in 1963 to fi ght in the Resistance. He was killed in May that year in a ghastly massacre. This was a terrible blow, leaving her with 5 young children to care for, the eldest 13 and the youngest only 3 years old. With meager savings from making straw hats, like others in the village, she was able to pay for her children to attend school. But once basic needs were met, she could only afford to lie in a poorly maintained bamboo shelter. Using savings scraped together and with manual help from cousins and neighbors, she managed to build a cement block house with a tin roof, but no reinforcement, only to fi nd herself 159
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