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WUF: Self-recovery after urban disaster

WUF: Self-recovery after urban disaster

April 28, 2014
by Anna Konotchick
English

Who better to tell the story of what the international humanitarian community didn’t do after the 2010 earthquake in Haiti than the Haitian government? The…

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Resilient Urbanism at the World Urban Forum in Medellin

Resilient Urbanism at the World Urban Forum in Medellin

April 7, 2014
by Anna Konotchick
English

What are experts around the world saying about equity and resiliency in cities? Two members of the Resilient Urbanism team (Anna Konotchick and Kate Crawford)…

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San Francisco / Port-au-Prince partnership for earthquake resilience?

San Francisco / Port-au-Prince partnership for earthquake resilience?

March 28, 2014
by David Lallemant
English

I was recently reading through some of the articles in The Guardian’s Resilient Cities series. One of the articles that struck my interest describes a…

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Neighbourhood-based approaches to development, displacement, and disaster

Neighbourhood-based approaches to development, displacement, and disaster

December 6, 2013
by Laura Heykoop
English

What do integrated neighbourhood approaches in Port-au-Prince, camp management-based approaches in Baghdad and participatory slum upgrading in Bangkok have in common? – well, a lot…

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Rekanpe tet'w: Voices from Haiti on recovery

Rekanpe tet’w: Voices from Haiti on recovery

September 20, 2013
by Anna Konotchick
English, Kreyol Ayisyen / Haitian Creole

Rekanpe tet’w literally means “re-standing your head,” and refers to the process taken by Haitians to recover after the earthquake. The following quotes are excerpts…

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Downtown Port-au-Prince six months after the devastating 2010 Earthquake. by Anna Konotchick

Post-Disaster Rubble Removal Strategies: Having the Elbow-Room to be Resilient

August 24, 2013
by Guest Blogger
English

By James Kennedy One of the major features of almost all disasters occurring in urban areas, is the large amount of rubble created, and the…

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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
English

  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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Hazard or Nature Connecting Neighborhoods? The Ravine

June 25, 2013
by Anna Konotchick
English

The ravines are perhaps the most public of spaces in Port au Prince: they serve as natural infrastructure, yet also stitch communities together and host…

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