Reconstruction after disaster : Issues and practices
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Reconstruction after disaster : Issues and practices
Ashgate, c1997
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Includes bibliography (p. 166-175) and indexes
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Disasters, whether natural or man-made, inflict dramatic impacts in terms of loss of life, disruption to livelihoods and destruction to the built environment. This is specially so in the case of many developing countries, where the impacts of disaster are exacerbated by the lack of adequate relief and emergency plans, lack of resources and by inappropriate reconstruction programmes. So, what can be done to alleviate the suffering of the victims? How could future disaster be prevented? How could the tragedy turn into an opportunity for development? This book tackles these key questions by providing an understanding of the different phases of disaster management and planning including emergency, preparedness, rehabilitation, mitigation and reconstruction. The emphasis is on understanding the complexity of the subject by identifying a framework in which the important issues of each phase are highlighted and their interaction considered.
目次
- Contents: Urbanization, poverty and natural disasters: vulnerability of settlements in developing countries
- The planning process: an appreciation
- Reducing vulnerability following flood disasters: issues and practices
- Development, vulnerability and disaster reduction: Bangladesh cyclone shelter projects and their implications
- Learning from people: a fieldwork approach in war-damaged villages in Lebanon
- Post 1963 Skopje earthquake reconstruction: long term effects
- Housing and resettlement in post-war Liberia
- Typhoon resistant housing for the poorest of the poor in the Philippines
- Building bridges to reduce risk: the Caqueta ravine, Lima, Peru
- Bibliography
- Index.
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