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THE NEPAL

EARTHQUAKE

WHAT IS A
DISASTER?

WHAT IS A DISASTER?
You dont bother
revising and fail
your exams.

Your house burns


down but you are
fully insured.

You lose everything in a


flood. Thousands of
people in your area are
affected. Local roads
and bridges have been
swept away.
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AN EARTHQUAKE HITS NEW


ZEALAND
Who
helps?

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AN EARTHQUAKE HITS NEW


ZEALAND
Who
helps?

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AN EARTHQUAKE HITS
NEPAL

Who
helps?

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NEPAL
EARTHQUAKE
25 April 2015

WHERE IS NEPAL?
China

India

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WHY ARE SOME


DISASTERS
WORSE THAN
OTHERS?

THERE ARE MANY TYPES OF DISASTER


Floods
Weather
-related

Droughts
Weather related

Storms
Weather related

Earthquakes
Geological
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THE IMPACT OF A DISASTER


DEPENDS ON
The vulnerability of people living in a
disaster area.
The resilience of the people affected by a
disaster.
Whether governments, people and other
organisations are prepared for a disaster.

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VULNERABILITY

Carrefour-Feuille, Haiti, before


the 2010 earthquake
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RESILIENCE

A grain store in an area of Tanzania


affected by drought

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BEING PREPARED

Inside Lebanon
notEmergency
going to
school
supplies being loaded for
a flight to Nepal

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THE HUMAN IMPACT OF A


DISASTER IS INFLUENCED BY...

London, UK

Niamey, Niger

the wealth and resources of a countrys


government and people.
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Inside
JordanIMPACT

THE HUMAN
OF A
arriving
at IS INFLUENCED BY
DISASTER
the border

Rio de Janairo, Brazil

the degree of inequality within a country.


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RESPONDING TO
DISASTERS

RESPONDING TO DISASTERS
Humanitarian response: meet peoples
basic needs just after a disaster.
Development: rebuild following a disaster.
Building resilience: support people to
protect themselves against disasters.
Campaigning: persuade governments to
do more to support poor people at risk
from disasters.

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HUMANITARIAN RESPONSE

Water

Sanitation
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DEVELOPMENT

A school in Sri Lanka rebuilt following the


2004 Tsunami.
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BUILDING RESILIENCE

A latrine raised above the level of floodwater


in Bangladesh
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CAMPAIGNING

Demanding that rich countries take action on


climate change at an Oxfam Climate Hearing.
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GET INVOLVED

Get involved

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THANK YOU

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