A review of literature on types, stages of recovery and humanitarian logistics operations in the tsunami and earthquake disaster in Indonesia

Ilyas Masudin · Faradilla Witha Fernanda

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Abstract Recovery after a disaster determines the survival of the population in the affected area. However, there is still little lecturer to discuss recovery compared to other processes. This literature review aims to develop findings from previous literature reviews with a focus on the area of Indonesia and the earthquake and tsunami disaster. The conclusions that can be drawn are the majority of journals discussing earthquakes and researching on physical recovery. Economy recovery being the least discussed them, and the most widely researched recovery phase is a long term recovery. In 2016-2017 there is now a majority of themed journals of recovery management, and 2010-2012 the most widely publicized long term reconstruction journal. This article also presents 5 gaps in the recovery themed literature.

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