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The chapter outlines the importance of community-based approaches in urban planning and disaster management, emphasizing how cultural adaptability influences built environments over time. It discusses several case studies demonstrating participatory approaches in various contexts, highlighting the role of organizations in empowering communities and facilitating effective responses through technical expertise and funding platforms.
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Term: Participatory Approaches
Definition: Methods that involve community members in the planning and decision-making processes regarding their environment.
Term: Built Environment
Definition: The man-made surroundings that provide the setting for human activity, encompassing buildings, parks, and infrastructure.
Term: Cultural Adaptability
Definition: The ability of communities to modify and improve their built environments in a way that respects and integrates their cultural contexts.
Term: Technical Expertise
Definition: Specialized knowledge that supports communities in using technologies and methods effectively for construction and disaster resilience.