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Sustaining Momentum for Reconstruction

As the development community’s response moved from relief to rehabilitation and reconstruction, ADB organized a Coordination Meeting on Rehabilitation and Reconstruction Assistance to TsunamiAffected Countries in Manila for 18 March 2005.

[ April 2005 ]

This issue was written and photographed by Ian Gill,
Principal External Relations Specialist

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Rising From the Rubble

The international community has been very responsive with aid—but some analysts believe the issue is less to do with the volume of aid than whether it is used properly

Trauma: The Invisible Pain

Tsunami survivors in Aceh continue to be haunted by memories of the day the killer wave struck

Bitter Harvest at Ground Zero

Farmers want to start planting again, but the difficulty of restoring their fields is massive

A Fresh Start

For those who lost everything in the tsunami, rebuilding their lives means finding new ways to support themselves—and being very determined

Using Gujarat Experience

ADB’s experience in helping India following the Gujarat earthquake of 2001 may provide a useful model

Tourists Lead Recovery

By early March, flights to the Maldives were fuller and hotels were reporting rising occupancy

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