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Role of private sector in disaster risk reduction and community preparedness for disaster vulnerability reduction
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Praveen Singh Sep. 20, 2009.
Operational Issues of NBFCs: A case to build favorable legal and regulatory environment.
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great work mishra ji. Regarding strategy my suggestion is private public partnership (PPP)
I think the private sector can and should play an active role in these types of circumstances. Given that the private sector may not be very suited for disaster relief initiatives, perhaps their role could be more in the strategy development and pla…
I work with Project concern international/India team as a consultant. Post its relief activities during Tsunami and Bihar Kosi flood, PCI/I is implementing a project on cross sectoral strategy for disaster risk reduction in Bihar with the goal of “I…
Dear Mr. Dinesh,
It will be better if you can open upo the question further. It that you have an idea to be debated over.
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