Community participation plays a crucial role in Reconstruction, Rehabilitation and Recovery (RRR) after disasters because affected communities are the primary stakeholders in the entire process. Their involvement ensures that recovery measures are relevant, sustainable and responsive to local needs. Disaster management is not only the responsibility of government agencies and external organizations; active participation of local people strengthens resilience and enables communities to rebuild their lives effectively. In the reconstruction phase, community participation helps in designing and implementing rebuilding activities according to local requirements. Communities possess valuable knowledge about their environment, traditional construction practices and existing vulnerabilities. Involving local people in decisions related to housing, infrastructure and public facilities ensures that reconstruction efforts address actual needs rather than imposing external solutions. For example, disaster-resistant housing can be developed more effectively when local preferences, cultural practices and geographical conditions are considered. Participation also promotes a sense of ownership, encouraging communities to maintain and protect reconstructed assets. During rehabilitation, community involvement is essential for restoring