... Post disaster reconstruction Disaster mitigation Humanitarian assistance Technology transfers Almost synonymously with the country’s name, Bangladesh faces various disasters all along the year, namely floods, cyclonic storms, tidal surges, riverbank erosion and earthquakes. The flat...

... to stakeholders to plan and implement post-disaster reconstruction and recovery efforts through three dimensions, i.e. disaster risk reduction, community recovery and effective implementation. Moreover, this framework addresses most of the limitations presented by the authors Maly (2018) and Vahanvati...

... software (Applied Technology Council, 2012). Therefore, HAZUS has the upper hand in diversity. Summary of the key differences between HAZUS and P-58 methodology are expressed in Table 1 . New Zealand Earthquakes Post disaster reconstruction Building failure Disaster cost Repair work Buildings...

.... Findings The research concluded that sustainability related implications of post-disaster reconstruction policies are not restricted to the time of reconstruction or a limited interval after that. Lack of livelihood considerations, providing all people with similar houses and nontransparent decisions...

... that happened in post-disaster reconstruction and recovery plans. Hackworth (2011) describes this process of Keynesian artefacts as public housing and public spaces, policies, institutions, while creation consists of establishment of new – or co-optation of existent, institutions and policies to reproduce...

... sound, especially if compared to disposing of the concrete instead of recycling it. Matti Kuittinen can be contacted at: matti.kuittinen@aalto.fi Sustainable construction Case studies Construction materials Climate change Built environment Post disaster reconstruction...

... Licensed re-use rights only Natural disasters Community-centred Disaster response Post disaster reconstruction Case studies Extreme weather events Disaster losses are on the rise, and catastrophic events are becoming more frequent, especially in the case of weather-related events...

...Yenny Rahmayati Purpose This study aims to reframe the common concept of post-disaster reconstruction “building back better”, especially in the context of post-disaster housing design. Design/methodology/approach An Aceh post-tsunami housing reconstruction project is used as a case study...

... 30 04 2015 24 09 2015 18 10 2015 © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2016 Emerald Group Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Risk reduction Policy Vulnerability Post disaster reconstruction Earthquakes Owner driven Place is always changing, being made...

... though they are expected to take on these roles. Risk reduction Community-centred Resilience Disaster mitigation Post disaster reconstruction Construction performance At realisation stage, information about the financial impacts of the reconstruction is clearer, as reconstruction...

... efforts that determine the frequency and magnitude of future events” (Bankoff, 2001 , p. 30). © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2015 Resilience Vulnerability Post disaster reconstruction Humanitarian assistance Social impact Disaster response Pakistan floods Building...

... Limited 2015 Post disaster reconstruction Relationship management Value for money Infrastructure projects Public private partnerships (PPP) Public-private-people partnership (4P) The public–private partnerships (PPP) procurement mode, is increasingly applied in procuring public...

...-disaster relocation, and suggests how lessons from international cases could be applied to the challenges that Japan currently faces in relocation planning in the Tohoku region. Housing Japan Great East Japan Earthquake Post disaster reconstruction Built environment Relocation Tohoku Post...

... extension and crossing sometimes its thickness. Claudia Cennamo can be contacted at: claudia.cennamo@unina2.it © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2013 Heritage Churches Italy Structural design Structures Retrofitting Case studies Best practice Post disaster reconstruction...

... – is suitable to this study because it allows the study of complex social and human phenomena within its own context (Lessard‐Hébert et al., 1996 ; Yin, 2003). Following this method, four iterative phases form this research process: Post disaster reconstruction Decision making Stakeholders...

...@auburn.edu © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2012 Hurricane construction Hurricane reconstruction Post disaster reconstruction Disaster cost Hurricanes Natural disasters United States of America In the last two decades, especially since the turn of the century, there has been...