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The chapter discusses two vital concepts of disaster risk reduction: Community Asset Management (CAM) and Community-Based Disaster Risk Management (CBDRM). It explores the complexities within institutional networks, particularly in relation to UN disaster response frameworks and how these frameworks coordinate disaster recovery efforts. Emphasizing the distinction between providers and recipients of aid, the chapter underscores the importance of community involvement in managing disaster recovery effectively.
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Term: Community Asset Management (CAM)
Definition: The management of physical assets used collectively by urban or rural populations, designed to enhance their recovery capacity post-disaster.
Term: CommunityBased Disaster Risk Management (CBDRM)
Definition: A framework that emphasizes the involvement of communities in the planning and execution of disaster risk management activities.
Term: Humanitarian Coordination
Definition: The collaborative efforts of various agencies and organizations, including UN bodies, to manage and respond to disasters effectively.