A key component of fostering social resilience in a community that aids in faster recovery after a flood event is robust social cohesion. Social cohesion refers to the extent of connectedness and solidarity among members of a community, characterized by strong social networks, mutual trust, and a shared sense of belonging and responsibility. In the immediate aftermath of a flood, high social cohesion facilitates immediate, localized mutual aid, where neighbors instinctively assist one another with evacuations, te....
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