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The chapter explores the complexities surrounding community participation in disaster risk management, emphasizing the importance of various participatory tools and methods. It examines the challenges practitioners face in choosing appropriate tools, the variability in participatory exercises, and the need for empirical evidence to support claims about the benefits of community involvement. A framework for evaluating participatory processes is suggested to enhance the effectiveness of decision-making in disaster management.
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Understanding Participation In Disaster Risk Management
This section explores the diverse interpretations of community participation in disaster risk management, the variety of participatory tools available, and the complexities practitioners face when involving the community in the decision-making process.
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Term: Participatory Tools
Definition: Methods used to engage communities in disaster risk management, such as risk mapping and scenario development.
Term: Facilitator Control
Definition: The extent to which a facilitator influences participation and decisions during participatory exercises.
Term: Empirical Evidence
Definition: Data collected through observation or experimentation to verify claims about the outcomes of community participation.
Term: Framework for Evaluation
Definition: A structured method intended to assess the effectiveness of participatory processes in achieving desired outcomes.