CART Survey Application in Assessing Community Resilience towards Hazard-Induced Urban Community
Publish place: International Journal of Advanced Studies in Humanities and Social Science، Vol: 12، Issue: 1
Publish Year: 1402
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Communities Advancing Resilience Toolkit (CART) is a comprehensive surveying tool for assessing the community's resilience and identifying the strength and challenges of the community towards resilience capacity. The study assessed the community resilience of the hazard-induced urban community in Nigeria. The version of CART adopted enlisted ۲۷ items of core community resilience and community attributes which represented critical components in an urban community and were randomly administered among urban dwellers. Survey outcome deduced that the domain "connection and caring" was deduced as the community resilience strength domain (mean= ۳.۱۸, SD= ۰.۳۸). In contrast, the item deduced as the strength of the community was "people feeling of belonging in the community", with the highest agreement of ۶۳.۳% (mean= ۳.۶۳, SD= ۱.۳۵). The domain "disaster management" was deduced as the community resilience challenge (mean= ۳.۰۶, SD= ۰.۶۳), while the item deduced as the challenge of the community was "community has services and programs to help people after a disaster", which recorded the lowest agreement and highest disagreement of ۶۹.۳% (mean= ۲.۱۳, SD= ۱.۱۳). The community attribute assessment items indicated that "necessary healthcare services availability" has the highest agreement (۶۱.۳%, Mean= ۳.۴۸, SD= ۱.۲۵) while the item "availability of leadership opportunities in the community" has the lowest agreement (۴۲.۷%, Mean= ۳.۳۲, SD= ۱.۲۴). Expanding the surveying process of the CART application can provide key information in a resilient building; hence, the need for continuous improvement on such application to further improve the study of community resilience.
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Omobolaji Oluwamuyiwa Afolabi
Institute of Natural Resources, Environment and Sustainable Development, University of Port Harcourt, Nigeria
Sharon Ayeinda Jumbo
Centre for Disaster Risk Management and Development Studies, University of Port Harcourt, Nigeria
Chidima Maureen Orji
Development Studies, University of Passau, Germany
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