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Complementing natural disasters management : the role of social protection

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Natural disasters have ahuge impact on social and economic welfare. Policies to manage them need to be integrated and well grounded to the specificities of natural hazards as well as local capacities in terms of fiscal, administrative and economic capabilities. A well designed natural disasters management strategy crucially depends on carefully assessing and planning responses before, during and after the disaster occurs. This policy note discusses the complementary role that Social Protection can play in the formation of an effective strategy for natural disasters management.

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  • Vakis, Renos, 2006. "Complementing natural disasters management : the role of social protection," Social Protection Discussion Papers and Notes 35378, The World Bank.
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