Practice Double Structure Of Vulnerability By Bohle (2001) (2.6.1) - Disaster Recovery and Build Back Better

Practice: Double Structure of Vulnerability by Bohle (2001)

Lesson 2.6.1Disaster Recovery and Build Back Better

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Question 1.
What does vulnerability refer to in disaster management?
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Think about the characteristics that make individuals or communities susceptible.
Question 2.
Name one internal factor that affects coping capacity.
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Consider what traits within a community might help them recover from disasters.
3Question 3.
What are the two components of vulnerability defined by Bohle?
- Internal and Social
- Internal and External
- External and Community
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Recall the framework we discussed about factors affecting people's vulnerability.
4Question 4.
True or False: Only external factors influence disaster vulnerability.
- True
- False
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Think about the characteristics within communities.
Question 5.
A community prone to flooding has poor infrastructure and low-income residents. Propose a disaster management strategy that addresses their vulnerabilities. Include specific internal and external measures.
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Remember to balance measures that enhance coping capacity alongside improving external conditions.
Question 6.
Analyze the effects of high vulnerability on disaster recovery efforts in a hurricane-prone area. Discuss implications for both individual families and community-level responses.
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Think about both micro-level individual problems and macro-level systemic issues.

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