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2.1. Total Destroyed Houses
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What is the owner-driven reconstruction model?
Hint
Think about who drives the initiative in this model.
- 2.
What does the satisfaction rate indicate?
Hint
Consider what satisfaction means in this context.
- 3.
What was the total number of destroyed houses in Kutch?
- 156,000
- 96,000
- 40,000
Hint
Look for the total figure provided in the section.
- 4.
True or False: The majority of reconstructed houses were relocated.
- True
- False
Hint
Think about the percentage distribution mentioned in the section.
- 5.
How would you advocate for the owner-driven model in a community recovery meeting? What points would you emphasize?
Hint
Focus on the emotional and practical benefits.
- 6.
Critically assess the role of NGOs in reconstruction. What should be prioritized: efficiency in building or community engagement?
Hint
Consider the difference between numbers and emotional connections.
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