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Stemming the tide: relief, reconstruction and development in coastal Andhra Pradesh

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Aga Khan Development Network

This document presents the three-year Andhra Pradesh Relief to Development (APR2D) project which aimed to improve the capacity of target communities to better manage in times of disaster. This project took place in the immediate aftermath of the tsunami, in December 2004, to restore the livelihoods of affected communities.

At the core of the project’s disaster management and mitigation strategy was the creation of empowered and highly motivated community-based organizations; their participation was critical in shaping and implementing initiatives that would best serve the needs of the vulnerable, particularly women and children.

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Last checked: 18 December 2019

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Hazards Tsunami
Themes Community-based DRR Early warning Recovery Social impacts and social resilience
Country and region India
Number of pages
12 p.
Publication year
2009

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