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Freedom to participate: can the capability approach offer insight into participation in disaster recovery processes?

Freedom to participate: can the capability approach offer insight into participation in disaster recovery processes?

February 28, 2014
by Guest Blogger
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After a disaster, do people always have the capabilities to participate fully in the reconstruction and recovery process?  In the development and humanitarian fields, we…

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How to bridge theory, policy and practice in post-disaster shelter?

How to bridge theory, policy and practice in post-disaster shelter?

October 23, 2013
by Victoria Maynard
English

Earlier this year Laura Heykoop, Bernadette Devilat and I ran a Shelter Research PechaKucha to test one way of bridging the theory-policy-practice divide.  The aim…

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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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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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Market day in downtown Port-au-Prince, Haiti.  Credit: David Lallemant

What do we mean by recovery?

July 12, 2013
by Victoria Maynard
English

In my masters dissertation I investigated the relationship between the shelter assistance provided after disasters and the recovery of affected communities.  While my research identified…

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The dynamics of risk are linked to the dynamics of cities. Understanding this interaction is key to promoting urban resilience.

Urban Resilience Blog!

June 24, 2013
by David Lallemant
English

I’m excited to think/write/engage with the idea of “resilient urbanism.” Here are some of the reasons: First, I think that “resilience” is an extremely empowering…

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