post-disaster reconstruction

Post-disaster reconstruction refers to the process of restoring a community after a major event like an earthquake, flood, or hurricane. It involves repairing damaged buildings, infrastructure, and services, as well as rebuilding homes, workplaces, and public facilities. The goal is to restore normal life, improve resilience against future disasters, and support economic recovery. This process typically includes planning, securing resources, coordinating efforts among government agencies, organizations, and affected people, and ensuring investments are sustainable and resilient to future challenges.