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Central America mitigation initiative (CAMI)

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Topics (11)Likely, not confirmed11
End year 2003 (our estimate)Likely, not confirmed1
Scope: regionalLikely, not confirmed4
Rolled out under Bill ClintonOur estimate1
El SalvadorStated in a document1
GuatemalaStated in a document1
HondurasStated in a document1
NicaraguaStated in a document1
AOT-G-01-00040Stated in a document1
USAID. Ofc. of U.S. Foreign Disaster Assistance (OFDA)Stated in a document1
Central America RegionalStated in a document1
Start year 2001Stated in a document1
Risk management/community preparedness, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras and Nicaragua : OFDA Agreement # AOT-G-00-01-00040-00, 23 January 2001-30 April 2003 : final impact evaluation reportStated in a document1

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Topics (11)

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Transplanting confidence 0.63
Disaster mitigation confidence 0.63
Risk management confidence 0.63
Local capacity building confidence 0.63
Institutional analysis confidence 0.63
Disaster response confidence 0.63
Community mobilization confidence 0.63
Disaster preparedness confidence 0.63
Private voluntary organizations confidence 0.63
Community participation confidence 0.63
Risk aversion confidence 0.63

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