01481pab a2200145 454500008004000000100002200040245009300062260000900155300001400164362000800178520110400186650001101290650001401301773002001315180718b2000   xxu||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d  aReddy, Swaroop D.  aFactors influencing the incorporation of hazard mitigation during recovery from disaster  c2000  ap.185-201  aSep  aThis paper examines the factors promoting the adoption of mitigation measures during long-term recovery following Hurricane Hugo in the United States. Recovery from disaster offers opportunities for improving community resilience to future disasters and for promoting sustainability. Various dynamics during recovery, however, can interfere with mitigation of hazards. In this study the adoption of mitigation during recovery in three case communities after Hurricane Hugo is evaluated, with a focus on the influence of various regulations on hazard mitigation. There is a very strong connection betwen development management and hazard mitigation; resource management also contributes to hazard mitigation. Conditions that influence advancement of hazard mitigation at the community level include local leadership, a linkage between well-established ways of doing things and new policies, adaptation to dynamic local conditions, monitoring and compliance strategies tailored to suit local conditions, recognition of local rights, and stakeholders' involvement in developing strategies. - Reproduced  aFloods  aDisasters  aNatural Hazards