Post-Disaster Reconstruction Framework

The Post-Disaster Reconstruction Framework is a structured approach to restoring communities after a major event like an earthquake or flood. It involves assessing the damage, planning rebuilding efforts, and implementing repairs to homes, infrastructure, and public services. The goal is to rebuild quickly and efficiently while ensuring safety, resilience, and sustainability. This process also includes coordinating resources, involving local communities in decision-making, and addressing social and economic needs, helping communities recover and become better prepared for future disasters.