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While disaster responses prioritise the immediate needs of people, effective risk reduction measures must address a community’s long-term resilience and recovery. Such activities focus on mitigating the negative effects that extend beyond the initial disaster. For people reliant on animals, this means a ‘big picture’ approach encompassing the welfare of both people and animals.
The case studies and briefings below explore the role animals play across key issues such as food security, economic development and livelihoods. Spanish translations of the documents are available where there is a link below the image.
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