Optimization Management Communication in Rehabilitation of Disaster Victims: A Review in Kampar Regency
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https://doi.org/10.38035/dijefa.v6i6.5720Keywords:
Disaster Communication Management, Rehabilitation of Disaster Victims, Community ResilienceAbstract
Communication is very important elements in countermeasures disasters, including various aspect like mitigation, preparedness, response emergency, and recovery (Shannon & Weaver, 1949; UNICEF, 2020). In context this, effective communication become foundation main for reach system management efficient disaster management. Resilience, speed, and capability for adapt with progress technology become condition absolute in face challenges posed by disasters natural disasters nature, such as floods, earthquakes earth, and fire, have significant impact to community. Impact This No only limited to damage physical, but also includes loss large economic impacts. for example, a disaster floods in Kampar Regency have cause increasing losses from year to years. Effective rehabilitation is essential for restore life affected communities, and management good communication can play a role in increase awareness as well as participation public in the rehabilitation process.
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