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The chapter discusses the immediate aftermath of a tsunami, focusing on critical issues such as food security, water access, and the livelihoods of affected communities. It highlights the role of various stakeholders, including government and NGOs, in the relief, rehabilitation, and reconstruction stages. Emphasis is placed on transitional shelter solutions, community engagement, and the importance of sustainability in rebuilding efforts.
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Term: Food Security
Definition: Access to sufficient and safe food to meet dietary needs for an active and healthy life.
Term: Transitional Shelter
Definition: Temporary housing solutions provided after a disaster, intended to support displaced individuals until permanent housing is available.
Term: Rehabilitation Stage
Definition: The phase following a disaster where communities recover basic functions and essential services.
Term: Stakeholder Engagement
Definition: Involvement of various actors, such as government, NGOs, and the affected community, in the recovery process.