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Off-budget activities may expedite implementation as on-budget implementation ensures sustainability by establishing an extensive outreach program and building capacity for future reconstruction programs.

Project Number: 39127-012
Project Name: Earthquake and Tsunami Emergency Support Project
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Proper institutional arrangements and central coordination by one agency are essential. The effectiveness of post-disaster reconstruction depends on the willingness and collaboration of relevant government agencies.

Project Number: 39127-012
Project Name: Earthquake and Tsunami Emergency Support Project
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Phasing of reconstruction assistance may be considered, clearly distinguishing the needs of initial emergency response from those of subsequent reconstruction.

Project Number: 39127-012
Project Name: Earthquake and Tsunami Emergency Support Project
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Reconstruction support should be selective and adopt a realistic time frame, with ADB focusing on areas that are unlikely to receive support from other partners.

Project Number: 39127-012
Project Name: Earthquake and Tsunami Emergency Support Project
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Decentralization is essential in effective disaster management. Adapting to emerging needs is desirable in disaster reconstruction.

Project Number: 39127-012
Project Name: Earthquake and Tsunami Emergency Support Project
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Lesson
Disaster management support should be based on a needs assessment that should identify and address such implementation problems as the lack of government staff, regulations, or design standards for various physical works.

Project Number: 39127-012
Project Name: Earthquake and Tsunami Emergency Support Project
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Flexibility in implementation is essential, as it facilitates the design of need-based reconstruction projects through simplified documentation.

Project Number: 39127-012
Project Name: Earthquake and Tsunami Emergency Support Project
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