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This chapter discusses the methodological approaches to tsunami reconstruction in Tamil Nadu, highlighting the distinction between disaster recovery and standard development processes. It emphasizes the influence of cultural dimensions on occupancy of reconstructed housing and integrates perspectives from past disaster experiences, particularly focusing on the vulnerabilities faced by communities. The discourse on various vulnerability analyses offers insight into the dynamics involved in disaster management and reconstruction efforts.
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Term: Disaster Recovery
Definition: The process of restoring a community following a disaster, involving rebuilding infrastructure and addressing needs of affected populations.
Term: Vulnerability Analysis
Definition: Assessment methods that evaluate the susceptibility of communities to disasters, emphasizing social and physical factors that contribute to their risks.
Term: Technocentric Analysis
Definition: An approach focusing on the physical vulnerabilities of buildings through technical inspections after a disaster.
Term: CommunityBased Analysis
Definition: Involvement of community members in identifying their vulnerabilities and solutions through participatory methods.