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AIDMI> About AIDMI> AIDMI Team
All India Disaster Mitigation Institute is young and its members have experience from a wide range of disciplines, sectors and cultures. The 36-member team is drawn from fields as diverse as journalism, geography, social work, social anthropology, urban planning, architecture, engineering, data management, physics, economics, finance, accounting, ecology, information technology, business management, political science and disaster management.
This diversity leads to idea exchange and integration of diverse approaches into project activities. The work they do is often carried out in challenging settings and requires an extremely high level of flexibility and adjustment. Time can be scarce and plans are likely to change on short notice. The team does its best to make the most out of the limited resources available.
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"AIDMI has proved to be leaders in creating strategies for sustainable disaster recovery that are both forward-looking and rooted in a vision for justice. AIDMI, which was the first civilian NGO to reach affected villages on the Indian side of the Line of Control, provided comprehensive support to these communities. All too many groups that work on disaster relief employ a uniform approach that ignores local realities. In contrast, AIDMI combines a penetrating understanding of issues unique to affected societies with a grasp of what long-term recovery requires of everyone involved. UUSC has been honored to partner with an organization as visionary as AIDMI." – Martha Thompson
Program Manager for Rights in Humanitarian Crises, UUSC, USA |
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