17. Damage Assessment in Ludiya Village
The chapter discusses the extensive damage inflicted on Ludiya village due to an earthquake, highlighting the reconstruction efforts including rebuilding houses and improving essential services such as water and electricity. It emphasizes community participation in the reconstruction process, the innovative use of local resources, and the establishment of a resilient village layout.
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What we have learnt
- The earthquake caused extensive damage to houses and educational facilities in Ludiya village.
- Community-driven reconstruction efforts utilized local materials and engaged residents in the rebuilding process.
- Resilient housing designs and improved infrastructure significantly enhanced the village's recovery and overall quality of life.
Key Concepts
- -- Bhunga
- A traditional housing style that is resilient to earthquakes and cyclones.
- -- Ownerdriven approach
- A participatory model where community members are involved in the planning and construction of their own homes, ensuring sustainability and social acceptance.
- -- Neighborhood clusters
- A strategy employed to promote interaction and kinship among villagers while organizing their living spaces.
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