In this unique first-hand account of humanitarian efforts immediately following Japan’s massive Tohoku earthquake in March, Ry Beville explains how the region’s preparation and response were more effective than outsiders commonly believe. He also offers suggestions on how preparations for and responses to a future disaster may be enhanced, and how the Tohoku region may rebuild.
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Coping with Disaster and Preparing for the Future: An On-the-Ground View of Japan’s Earthquake Recovery Effort
In this unique first-hand account of humanitarian efforts immediately following Japan’s massive Tohoku earthquake in March, Ry Beville explains how the region’s preparation and response were more effective than outsiders commonly believe. He also offers suggestions on how preparations for and responses to a future disaster may be enhanced, and how the Tohoku region may rebuild.