英文摘要 |
UNISDR's Hyogo Framework for Action declared the importance of promoting community resilience and coping capacity in 2005. The public and private sectors of Taiwan implemented community-based disaster risk management (CBDRM) after the 921 earthquake and typhoon Morakot. However, very few previous studies have explored the relationship between CBDRM and community disaster resilience. This investigation uses the Community-Based Flood Management (CBFM) project as a case study, with eight communities from Ilan, Miaoli, Changhua, Chiayi, Tainan, Pingtung, Hualien and Taitung counties as research targets. The influence of different risk communication forms on community disaster resilience is examined using semi-structured qualitative interviews as the primary research method. The analysis shows that consensus communication is the most significant method of enhancing community disaster resilience, followed in order by crisis communication, care communication and non-risk communication. This investigation also finds that the community disaster resilience factors influence each other. The ''social learning'' factor can trigger other resilience factors including ''determine the environment risk'', ''partnership'' and ''communication and coordination''. Finally, this study recommends adopting consensus communication in implementing CBDRM. Additionally, to enhance community resilience, this study recommends adopting an appropriate risk communication method, based on the attributes and requirements of the community. |