With DRRA, Congress has signaled the importance of building resiliency so that Americans in communities impacted by disasters are able to get back up on their feet again with a minimal loss to lives and property.
Discussing the importance of the Disaster Recovery Reform Act (DRRA) for disaster resilience.
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