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The chapter discusses the impact of environmental changes on local housing and infrastructure, particularly in flood-prone areas. Key focuses include the vulnerability of settlements near water bodies, the damage caused by floods, and participatory approaches for developing action plans for emergency response and rehabilitation. It emphasizes the importance of community involvement and practical solutions for disaster preparedness.
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Term: Participatory Approach
Definition: A method that involves local communities in the decision-making process and planning to ensure their needs and knowledge are integrated.
Term: Risk Mapping
Definition: The process of identifying and analyzing community vulnerabilities in relation to environmental hazards.
Term: Emergency Response Plan
Definition: A structured approach detailing actions and responsibilities for rescue, rehabilitation, and training in the event of a disaster.