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Serving Sri Lanka

This web log is a news and views blog. The primary aim is to provide an avenue for the expression and collection of ideas on sustainable, fair, and just, grassroot level development. Some of the topics that the blog will specifically address are: poverty reduction, rural development, educational issues, social empowerment, post-Tsunami relief and reconstruction, livelihood development, environmental conservation and bio-diversity. 

Friday, July 01, 2005

Six Months On .... Learning from the Tsunami

Google Groups : Humanitarian Information Centre Sri Lanka (HIC): "A special issue of Forced Migration Review (FMR) is being printed in and distributed from Sri Lanka. Published in English, Tamil, Sinhala and Bahasa Indonesia, the issue brings together local and international analyses of the effectiveness of the post-tsunami humanitarian response by key leaders of relief and recovery operations.

The full text of all 26 articles in the English language version will be available on our website http://www.fmreview.org/ on 6 July and in early August in the other language editions.

Table of contents is at: http://www.fmreview.org/contents.htm and a preliminary version with seven key articles (including on Sri Lanka) is at: http://www.fmreview.org/tsunamiarticles.pdf
To receive a hard copy, without charge, please email: fmr@qeh.ox.ac.uk and indicate which language edition you wish to receive"

Here is a list of articles that directly relate to Sri Lanka

Ethnic conflict, the state and tsunami disaster in Sri Lanka by Jayadeva Uyangoda, Sri Lankan Social Scientists’ Association

Reflections on post-tsunami psychosocial work by Ananda Galappatti, The Mangrove

Livelihoods in post-tsunami Sri Lanka by Simon Harris, Christian Aid

Six months on: facing fears by Lyndon Jeffels, UNHCR Sri Lanka

Logistical challenges by Steve Matthews, World Vision International

Small fish trampled in post-tsunami stampede by Irene Fraser


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