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Best practises in eco-restoration of tsunami rehabilitation in India

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Language(s): English , Author(s): WWF India

This booklet focusses on some of the best practises and interventions attemted in the eco-restoration and the tsunami rehabilitation activities, with a hope to help analyse and understand interventions in the context of massive disasters like the tsunami and thereby also help in enabling policy processes of governent, donors and aid agencies.

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