The Role of the Affected State: A case study on the Peruvian earthquake response

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Case Studies and Success StoriesThe Role of the Affected State: A case study on the Peruvian earthquake responsePublication year: 
2008
Format: 
PDF
Publisher: 
ODI, Overseas Development Institute
This case study on state response in Peru is part of the Humanitarian Policy Group initiative.  This research investigates to what extent the Peruvian state has assumed responsibilities for protecting and caring for their citizens in the aftermath of the 2007 earthquakes. It provides a background on this natural disaster , along with an introduction on the National Civil Defence System (SINADECI).
Authors
Gerardo Castillo
1 Publication
Samir Elhawary
1 Publication
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Publisher
ODI, Overseas Development Institute
Authors
Castillo, Gerardo, Elhawary, Samir
Format
PDF
Content type
Case Studies and Success Stories
Country
Peru
Region
Latin America
Topics
Child Protection, Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR)
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© Author/Publisher
Keywords
Capacity building and developmentChild protectionChild protection in emergenciesDisaster responseEmergency and disaster preparednessFragile and failing statesLocal actorsNatural disasters
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