18. Impact of Earthquake on Housing and Infrastructure
The chapter explores the impact of earthquake reconstruction in a village, highlighting the reliance on community efforts and government assistance for rebuilding houses and infrastructure. It discusses the varying contributions of labor and finances from villagers, revealing disparities in resource allocation based on caste. Additionally, the chapter emphasizes the importance of partnerships between communities and NGOs in effectively addressing reconstruction needs.
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What we have learnt
- Post-earthquake reconstruction often involves a combination of government assistance and personal contributions.
- Caste dynamics play a significant role in the allocation of resources and support received by different groups within the community.
- Utilization of local resources and community involvement is crucial for effective and resilient building practices.
Key Concepts
- -- Reconstruction
- The process of rebuilding homes and infrastructure after a disaster, emphasizing community involvement and financial contributions.
- -- Community NGO Partnership
- Collaborative efforts between non-governmental organizations and local communities to enhance support and resources for reconstruction.
- -- Caste Dynamics
- The social stratification based on caste that influences the distribution of resources and support in a community.
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