Disaster Rehabilitation

Disaster rehabilitation refers to the process of helping communities recover and rebuild after a disaster, such as an earthquake, flood, or cyclone. It involves restoring basic services like water, electricity, and healthcare, repairing infrastructure, and supporting affected individuals and businesses. The goal is to restore normalcy, improve resilience for future events, and reduce long-term vulnerabilities. This phase often includes coordinated efforts from government agencies, non-profits, and communities working together to ensure a sustainable and comprehensive recovery.