This project aims to analyze the role of collaboration between warmers in favor of post-disaster community resistance programs. Public endurance is the key to accelerating recovery and reducing future catastrophic impact. Effective collaboration between governments, communities, nongovernmental organizations (NGO), private sector and international institutions can create a stronger ecosystem to improve the capacity of society in the face and recover from disaster.

The background of this project focuses on the importance of cross-sectoral collaboration in designing and implementing effective society resistance programs. After the disaster, many have had difficulty rebuilding infrastructure, economics and social life. Therefore, synergy between different parties involved is crucial to creating sustainable and community-based recovery strategies. However, the most frequent challenge is optimal coordination, limited resource allocation, and lack of public awareness about the importance of sustainability to disaster.

The whole point of this project is to identify how collaboration can strengthen the survival of post-disaster society, as well as evaluate the impact of my co-worker interest in recovery programs. The project is also intended to give a policy recommendation that can increase efficiency and sustainability of society.

The expected impact of this project is the creation of a more effective collaborative model in supporting the survival of society, as well as increasing society's ability to face future disasters. Through powerful collaboration, post-disaster societies can rebuild their lives faster, safer and more sustainable.