There are two main gaps among experts, local disaster managers, and local people. The one is a perspective gap, experts usually have a different point of views on the disaster risk reductions based on their specialty. The disaster managers have a management point of views. The local people tend to have the views based on their daily lives.
The other gap is a knowledge gap. Each has a different level of the knowledge. These two gaps keep them from conducting effective disaster risk reduction works in a local community.

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