While first aid can also be performed on all animals, the term generally refers to the cfore of human patients.
Poverty, vulnerability, and disasters are linked – it is most often the poorest that are worst affected and suffer most. Their poverty makes them more vulnerable. Their capacity to cope with disasters and recover from the effects is constrained by their lack of resources.
But if those people are sufficiently prepared, and can cope and recover quickly, en that need not be disaster droughts, floods, and even earthquakes need not be a disaster.
Disaster Risk Reduction is increasingly important because climate change is expected to result in more frequent and severe hazards. It is also expected to increase people’s vulnerability, resulting in even more disasters. Rather than focus on relief measures, Practical Action is working with communities to enable them to prepare for, cope with and adapt to future hazards by building stronger livelihoods, disaster risk management, and increasing food security.
Our approach to disaster risk reduction is based on research and operational experience gained over many years in South Asia, Africa, and Peru.
This has shown that secure and sustainable livelihoods not only lift communities out of poverty but also reduce their susceptibility to disasters.
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