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The chapter discusses the challenges and nuances of disaster preparedness, highlighting that mere communication from local governments is insufficient for effective risk management. It delves into the complexities of risk perception among individuals and the difficulties in motivating communities to adopt preparedness technologies. The emphasis is on the need for enhanced investment in prevention rather than reactive measures post-disaster.
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Term: Risk Communication
Definition: The process by which information regarding potential hazards and mitigation strategies is conveyed to the public to reduce vulnerabilities.
Term: Disaster Preparedness
Definition: The proactive measures taken to prepare for potential disasters, including the adoption of risk-reducing technologies.
Term: Risk Perception
Definition: The subjective judgment people make about the characteristics and severity of a risk.