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This chapter discusses self-help housing initiatives in disaster-prone Turkey, particularly in the aftermath of the 1999 Marmara earthquake. It explores the governmental framework for disaster recovery, including laws for immediate and long-term reconstruction efforts. Furthermore, the chapter contrasts mass housing approaches with self-help housing models, highlighting the challenges and community dynamics involved in rebuilding efforts.
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Term: SelfHelp Housing
Definition: A reconstruction model where families engage in rebuilding their homes on their land or in relocated villages, receiving technical assistance and financial support from the government.
Term: Disaster Recovery Law
Definition: A framework that defines government responsibilities for immediate disaster relief and long-term reconstruction processes following significant disasters, like earthquakes.
Term: Mass Housing
Definition: A government-led housing approach that focuses on large-scale construction projects, often without attention to the specific needs and preferences of affected communities.