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Post-disaster decision making

Post-disaster decision making

November 1, 2013
by Victoria Maynard
English

Disaster recovery can be described as a ‘process of interaction and decision-making among a variety of groups and institutions’ (Mileti, 1999).  It is also complex,…

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Post-tsunami housing in Indonesia

From outputs to outcomes after the Indian Ocean Tsunami

October 10, 2013
by Victoria Maynard
English

Habitat for Humanity supported more than 25,000 families to repair or rebuild their homes following the Indian Ocean Tsunami – but what lasting effect did…

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A rose by any other name: the evolution of the ‘early recovery’ concept

September 27, 2013
by Victoria Maynard
English

Since the introduction of the Humanitarian Cluster Approach in 2005 ‘early recovery’ has become part of the common vocabulary of humanitarian action.  But where does…

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Where did my $10 text donation go? Independent Funding

Where did my $10 text donation go? Independent Funding

August 16, 2013
by Anna Konotchick
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  Crowdsourcing donations via text became standard after the 2010 Haitian earthquake, an attempt to gather coveted resources: undesignated funding. Not only are these some…

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Beyond "Land issues..." PART 2

Beyond “Land issues…” PART 2

July 25, 2013
by Laura Heykoop
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With differing mandates, varying entry points of intervention, and a multiplicity of timescales and intended programme outcomes, how can we try to visualise how different…

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How to we promote resilience in post-disaster reconstruction? Building a 2nd floor on an already damaged 1st floor is not "reformative recovery". Picture taken in Port-au-Prince Haiti by David Lallemant

Building Post-Disaster Resilience: A Diagram

July 16, 2013
by David Lallemant
English

I have been working as part of a team (with Anna among others), on an assessment of Haiti’s housing recovery and reconstruction process. Specifically I…

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