The role of spontaneous construction for post-disaster housing

D. Félix

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Earthquake and Disaster Impact Studies Disaster Management and Resilience Urban and Rural Development Challenges

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ABSTRACT: Housing is crucial for living and well-being. Due to its vulnerability, one of the most severe consequences after natural disasters has been the destruction of houses, causing impressive numbers of homeless people.

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2003Housing reconstruction after conflict and disaster 2000The home as workplace: a study of income-generating activities within the domestic setting 2001Refocusing the housing debate in developing countries from a pluralist perspective 2007Unexpected negative outcomes of community participation in low-cost housing projects in South Africa 2004Survey on actual service lives for North American buildings

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