Building Back Better

Abstract

Prelims (Foreword, Nabeel Hamdi) Introduction Michal Lyons, Theo Schilderman and Graham Saunders Part I: Setting the Scene 1. Putting people at the centre of reconstruction Theo Schilderman 2. Can large-scale participation be peoplecentred? Evaluating reconstruction as development Michal Lyons 3. The people's process: The viability of an international approach Lalith Lankatilleke Part II: Making Programmes Work for People 4. Scaling-up people-centred reconstruction: Lessons from Sri Lanka's post-tsunami owner-driven programme Vishaka Hidellage and Aziza Usoof 5. Pakistan: Implementing people-centred reconstruction in urban and rural areas Usman Qazi 6. Indonesia: Understanding agency policy in a national context Jo da Silva and Victoria Batchelor 7. India: From a culture of housing to a philosophy of reconstruction Jennifer Duyne Barenstein and Sushma Iyengar Part III: Lessons from the Project Level 8. Decentralizing (re)construction: Agriculture cooperatives as a vehicle for reconstruction in Colombia Gonzalo Lizarralde 9. Kenya: Can temporary shelter contribute to participatory reconstruction? Dyfed Aubrey 10. Bangladesh: Can large actors overcome the absence of state will? Khurshid Alam 11. Turkey: Can small actors overcome the absence of state will? Hakan Arslan and Cassidy Johnson 12. Progressive housing: Reconstruction after the 2001 earthquake in El Salvador Carmen Ferrer Calv, Concepcion Herreros and Ing. Tomas Mata 3. Peru: The long-term impact of short-term reconstruction work Eliseo Guzman Negron Conclusions Michal Lyons, Theo Schilderman, Camillo Boano and Sandra D'Urzo Back Matter (Index)

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