Community Capitals and Community Capacities to Flood Disaster Management
Community Capitals and Community Capacities to Flood Disaster Management
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Community Capital, Community Capacities, Disaster ManagementAbstract
This research article aims to study flood disaster management, and to identify community capitals related to community capacities to deal with disasters. The research was focused on 2 communities : 1) the community of Bang Ta Phaen, Tambon Klongwau, Amphur Mueang Angthong, Angthong Province, and 2) the community of Tha Bong Mung, Mueang Warinchamrap Municipality, Ubonratchathani Province. A qualitative research approach was used and data were collected by documentary research and field work data that included in-depth interviews, focus group interviews, and observations. The study found that the 2 communities had similar disaster management. However, Bang Ta Phaen community is able to manage flood disaster by self-management. After flood, the community evaluated and reviewed to find new solutions to prevent and mitigate future problems. Tha Bong Mung community collaborated with the Mueang Warinchamrap Municipality coping with disasters. Community capitals related to community capacities to cope with disaster, including social capital, human capital, political capital, financial capital, and physical capital are available in the both communities. Villagers use the capitals to deal with and reduce the risk of disasters. In additions, the study showed that Bang Ta Phean community has more community assets than Tha Bong Mung community. Therefore, the first one can better handle flood disaster.
Keywords: Community Capital; Community Capacities; Disaster Management
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Hazards.Towards Disaster Resilient Societies. UNU-
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community resilience to natural disasters.” Global Environmental Change 18: 598–606.
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scale model to measure community disaster resilience in the U.S. Gulf Coast region. Ph.D. 3370760, Texas A&M University.
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Recovery.” International Journal of Mass Emergencies and Disasters 22(1): 5-34.
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Citizenships Enhancement Process for Delivering Public Service at Local Community Level, Governance Journal 6 (2)
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the post-disaster environment: a case study of Moora”. Western Australia. Available online: http://soac.fbe.unsw.edu.au/2011/papers/SOAC2011_0212_final.pdf. Retrieved July 20, 2014.
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information for livelihood security assessments.” Draft. Prepared for ACDI/VOCA.
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transitions. London, England: Earthscan from Routledge Press.
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Chinnarasri,C. et al. (2015). “Appropriate Direction to the Community
based Management for Flash Flood-Land Slide Disaster in Thailand.” KMUTT Research & Development Journal 38(4): 327-343.
Jensantikul, N. (2015). “Community and Knowledge on Disaster
Management: A case study of Bangchang Sub-District, Nakhon Pathom Province.” Kasem Bundit Journal 16(2): 82-93.
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Authorities. Bangkok; King Prajadhipok Institute. 136 pages. Retrieved 3 december 2016 from http://www.openbase.in.th/files/f_0.pdf.
Piyachandra, P. (2011). “Community with Flooding Management in 2011:
Case Study Yu-Chareon Community, Don Muang District, Bangkok, (Yu-Chareon Model).” Education and Social Development Journal 7(2):17-28.
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Srinate, P., & Na Ranong, A. (2018). Community Capitals and Community Capacities to Flood Disaster Management: Community Capitals and Community Capacities to Flood Disaster Management. Governance Journal, 7(1), 522–553. Retrieved from https://so01.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/gjournal-ksu/article/view/132167
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