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A dialogue paper that bargains with development neighborhood resilience to usual mess ups via partnership.
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3) Micro-finance (including micro-insurance) is an important tool for enhancing livelihood security from disasters. Although there are some experiences on these tools for the poor, these are for the time very limited. 4) Efforts in enhancing livelihood security from disasters and for development need to be examined further. The improvement of livelihood for development must be an ongoing process. 5) Barriers to livelihood development, including existing gender gaps, need to be identified and addressed adequately.
However, questions arose regarding the extent to which their resepective programme activities adhered to the guidelines. A senior representative of ChildFund commented that a lot of actors, many new, did not always know or respect the existing guidelines. 40 37 Pilot Project C Report. Maguire, B. and Hagan, B. 2007. Disasters and coomunities: understanding social resilience. The Australian Journal of Emergency Management, Vol. 22. No. 2. pdf (Australia 2007). 39 Pilot Project C Report. 40 Pilot Project C Report.
In understanding gender as a common link in sustainable development pursuits, stakeholders in DRR are enabled to consider mainstreaming gender into DRR and development processes and activities, including humanitarian response and post-disaster recovery activities. Gender inclusive and sensitive policies and programmes in DRR are expected to yield substantial positive outcomes in poverty reduction and skills development, among others. In view of this, UN/ISDR has a standing call for active documenting and sharing of lessons learned and good practices in mainstreaming gender into DRR.
