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The chapter discusses the importance of community participation in disaster risk management and climate change adaptation projects. It emphasizes the need for clear objectives, representation from all groups, and a focus on livelihood security to foster meaningful involvement of local populations. Furthermore, the study reveals various criteria for effective participation, highlighting the significance of empowerment and collaborative decision-making in community projects.
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Term: Community Participation
Definition: The involvement of local populations in decision-making processes regarding projects that affect their livelihoods and environment.
Term: Livelihood Security
Definition: The assurance that individuals' basic needs are met, allowing them to participate in community projects meaningfully.
Term: Disaster Risk Management
Definition: Strategies and practices aimed at reducing the impact of disasters on communities through proactive planning and engagement.