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Typhoon Haiyan’s Aftermath: Testing Resilience in Complex Emergencies

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  • Mely Caballero Anthony
  • Gianna Gayle Amul
  • Julius Trajano

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No one could have anticipated the devastating impact of super typhoon Haiyan that hit central Philippines a week ago. The country faces the herculean task of providing humanitarian assistance and disaster relief on an unprecedented scale. National authorities need to examine what has gone wrong to address the complex humanitarian challenges facing the survivors. [RSIS Commentaries No. 211/2013].

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  • Mely Caballero Anthony & Gianna Gayle Amul & Julius Trajano, 2013. "Typhoon Haiyan’s Aftermath: Testing Resilience in Complex Emergencies," Working Papers id:5607, eSocialSciences.
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