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1.4. DFID's Resilience Framework
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What does resilience mean in the context of DFID?
Hint
Think of how communities react to disasters.
- 2.
List the types of capital in the Sustainable Livelihoods Framework.
Hint
These are assets communities can use.
- 3.
What is resilience according to DFID?
- Ability to bounce back
- Ability to manage and adapt
- Ability to ignore shocks
Hint
Focus on long-term prospects.
- 4.
True or False: Community engagement leads to lower resilience.
- True
- False
Hint
Think about the roles of community participation.
- 5.
Debate the importance of each type of capital in building resilience in different cultural contexts.
Hint
Think about how culture influences resource allocation.
- 6.
Propose a disaster management plan for a hypothetical community lacking social capital, detailing how to build it.
Hint
Consider what social activities could promote interaction.
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