11. Housing Expansion Post-Tsunami
The chapter discusses the impacts of natural disasters on communities, focusing on housing, social networks, and resilience practices in the aftermath of events like tsunamis. It highlights the importance of participatory approaches in relocation efforts and examines the adjustments communities make to restore their social fabric and traditional practices. The role of architecture in reflecting community needs and cultural practices post-disaster is also emphasized.
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What we have learnt
- Natural disasters significantly disrupt community structures and social networks.
- Participatory approaches in rebuilding efforts enhance community involvement and ownership.
- Architectural and urban adjustments reflect the cultural and social needs of displaced communities.
Key Concepts
- -- Participatory Approach
- A method where community members actively engage in decision-making and rebuilding processes after a disaster.
- -- Social Networks
- The interconnectedness among individuals and groups, which can be weakened after a disaster due to displacement.
- -- Cultural Practices
- Traditions and customs that continue to influence individual and collective behaviors even after significant changes in living conditions.
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