Existing indigenous villages to promote the study of disaster prevention and community management- Township in Miaoli County Tai Yuen Tun Tribal Case

• Main Author: 張育智
• Other Authors: 陳偉清
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2013
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/70701622500171846220

碩士 === 建國科技大學 === 土木與防災研究所 === 101 === Within Taiwan aborigines belonging to minorities, one of its population is approximately 2.27% of Taiwan's total number of people living at the main dispersed in Taiwan aboriginal townships. According to the Council of Aboriginal Affairs Aboriginal statistics, indigenous people living at the mountain and plains can be divided into two kinds of homeland, the current statistics of the original number of a total of 55 townships (mountainous homeland 30, flat Hometown 25). This study investigated the scope of the case against its mountainous Native Township Taian Township, Miaoli County, while rural area for Tai Yuen Tun Tsuen Kam water tribe, tribal for the current study on disaster management. The main purpose of this study was to understand the mountainous indigenous villages, their tribal associated with the current disaster prevention management as the current situation in order to understand the current disaster prevention and enforcement as to provide the relevant units of its mountainous indigenous villages to promote the prevention of reference. Research, the first analysis of the current status of tribal prevention and management, with reference to the domestic promote community disaster-related literature and practice under review in order to discuss the current mountain indigenous villages, disaster prevention work in promoting tribal differences. Through both Delphi (Delphi) expert questionnaire, respondents initially by the subjects involved in disaster relief, and to develop its proposed measures proposed, to do as part of the local tribes to promote disaster management information. Also hope of enhancing disaster prevention as mountainous tribal homeland, but also to arouse the practical implementation of indigenous villages mountainous autonomous disaster prevention, disaster prevention and management in order to enhance tribal self-efficacy, to build sustainable mountain tribal homeland security homeland. The study found that mountain aboriginal tribes, the actual promotion and management as a community disaster, it can be by pre-disaster preparedness, disaster response and disaster recovery when the three major aspects to proceed, while the whole of the Special Meeting is to promote their local tribes as a total disaster twenty, whose research data can provide relevant units, as the formulation and promotion hill tribes in disaster prevention, mitigation, preparedness, response and post-disaster recovery work, reference materials.