This study delves into the intricate realm of household financial behavior in the wake of natural disasters. Through a comprehensive analysis of expenditure adjustments, it uncovers patterns and strategies employed by households to navigate the economic challenges posed by such events. Drawing on empirical data and theoretical frameworks, this research sheds light on the resilience of household budgets amidst adversity, providing insights crucial for disaster preparedness and mitigation efforts.

Household Expenditure, Natural Disasters, Financial Resilience

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