Strengthening Community Resilience through District Disaster Prevention Plans

―Proposal of Evaluation Methods and Practical Approaches―

Abstract

This study examines the impact of district disaster prevention plans on community resilience. Introduced to address specific regional risks, district disaster prevention plans are designed to be developed and implemented by local residents. The research evaluates how these plans strengthen community resilience and proposes specific utilization methods. The evaluation employs indicators such as robustness, redundancy, resourcefulness, and rapidity, offering recommendations for improving evaluation processes and policy. Future prospects include refining evaluation methods, leveraging digital technologies, enhancing international collaboration, and contributing to sustainable community development.