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Collecting Data. In order to find the answers to the above questions the research tried to determine indexes to measure and evaluate the key concepts such as vulnerability and social capital. The research endeavoured to establish the most prominent and powerful social institutions that were active in Bam before and after the earthquake to shape and/or address the vulnerability of Bami people. It was realised that central government, as a social institution, had a great effect on the Bami's situation and perspective: having access to national resources and being legitimised through its link with religious beliefs of the community. The central government was seen as one of the most powerful stake-holders in conducting the reconstruction process and resilience of Bami people. It was understood through initial observation, conversations and interviews that, unlike the local government, there were great expectations from Bami people towards central government in directing resources to the area in terms of improvement of livelihoods and infrastructure. The government‟s perspective towards the reconstruction process and implementation of its projects were studied to probe the effectiveness of the government's policies in addressing the people's need. First the author met key informants, like lecturers in public policy, to determine the relevant representatives and branches of the central government concerned with reconstruction policies. In order to understand the government‟s centralised policy for reconstruction, some institutions including the Department of Risk Management and Disaster Risk Reduction in the Ministry of Interior, the Department of Reconstruction in the Housing Foundation, the Department of Urban Planning in the Ministry of Urban Planning and Housing, and the Department of Disaster Reduction in the University of Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx of Tehran were visited and the highest available chair of these organizations were interviewed. Moreover, some of the main architects involved in designing the Housing Reconstruction Policy of Bam were also interviewed. To gain a better understanding of the subject, some of the other researchers who had studied the disaster discussed and shared their findings. In addition, documents related to Bam‟s reconstruction were either collected from professional libraries like the library of the Ministry of Urban Planning and Housing, University of Shaheed Beheshty, Housing Foundation, National Statistics Center, and the University of Social Welf...
Collecting Data. If you wish to become a member to support Torucon, we are required to collect this information as mentioned above. These are also our grounds for processing your data. How Long the Data Will Be Stored Hyperion is required to store information proving that you wish to be a member. They will therefore need to store the data until the relevant authorities have confirmed the information, and as long as they are required to store them by law. We will also store a copy of the information in case it will be necessary to correct information in Hyperion’s membership systems. When the data is no longer required for these purposes, they will be deleted or anonymized. You may of course also ask to have your information deleted if you no longer wish to be a member. If so, it will be deleted as soon as practically possible, at most one month after you requested the deletion. Data Processors The following organizations and companies are involved in the processing of your personal data, such as collecting, storing or transferring said data. We have Data Processor Agreements with these organizations and companies which ensure that they can’t use your data for anything other than what we have specified. For those of the organizations and companies that are located outside of the EEA (European Economic Area), or multinational organizations and companies with branches outside the EEA, we also have agreements ensuring that your data is safe when transferred outside the EEA. To see the details of those agreements please contact us using the aforementioned methods. Data Processors are also required to give insight into what information about you they have stored, and to rectify or erase the data at your request. Hoopla Billettsystem Hoopla AS Xxx.xx.: 997 312 368 +00 00 00 00 00 s xxxxxx@xxxxxx.xx h ttps://xxx.xxxxxx.xx/ Purpose Collecting and storing data from forms submitted at ticket purchase, on Xxxxxxx’s behalf. Hyperion HYPERION - NORSK FORBUND FOR FANTASTISKE FRITIDSINTERESSER Xxx.xx.: 984 302 320 +00 00 00 00 00 n 0x@x0x.xx h ttp://x0x.xx/ Purpose Reporting member lists to Hyperion to confirm how many members an organization has. This is the basis for the amount of money allocated to Hyperion for distribution to sub-organizations, such as Torucon. HyperSys UNICORNIS AS Xxx.xx.: 992 838 728 +00 00 00 00 00 p xxxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxx.xx h ttps://xxxxxxxx.xx/ Purpose Storing member lists on behalf of Torucon and Hyperion. G-Suite Google +00 000 00 000 h ttps://xxxxxx.xxxxxx.xxx/ ...
