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The chapter delves into various frameworks related to disaster risk reduction, examining their historical context and contemporary applications. It emphasizes the intersection of disaster risk and poverty, the role of community-based networks, and the importance of legal frameworks in local disaster management. Additionally, the chapter discusses specific case studies such as Pitalkhora caves and the city of Kiruna to illustrate the impact of disaster management practices on heritage and urban environments.
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Term: Disaster Risk Reduction
Definition: A set of actions aimed at minimizing the damage caused by natural disasters.
Term: Sundae Framework
Definition: An international guide for disaster management focusing on resilience and risk reduction.
Term: CommunityBased Disaster Risk Management (CBDRM)
Definition: A strategy that emphasizes local communities' involvement in disaster preparedness and response.
Term: Heritage at Risk
Definition: The potential loss or damage to cultural sites due to environmental or human-induced disasters.
Term: Legal Framework in Disaster Management
Definition: Laws and regulations that guide effective disaster risk management practices.