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Guidance note on recovery: psychosocial

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United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)
United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction (UNDRR)
International Recovery Platform

This publication draws from documented experiences of past and present recovery efforts, collected through a desk review and consultations with relevant experts. These experiences and lessons learned are classified into four major issues: (i) who may need psychosocial programming; (i) assessment; (iii) symptoms; (iv) psychosocial programming; (v) key psychosocial issues in recovery; and (vi) role of the media. The document is intended for use by policy-makers, planners, and implementers of local, regional and national government bodies interested or engaged in facilitating a more responsive, sustainable, and risk reducing recovery process.

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Last checked: 26 September 2022

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Themes Health and health facilities Recovery Recovery planning Social impacts and social resilience
Number of pages
114 p.
Publication year
2010

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