This research aims to understand the organizational network typology of large--scale disaster intervention in developing countries and to understand the complexity of post--disaster intervention, through the use of network theory based on empirical data from post--tsunami reconstruction in Aceh, Indonesia, during 2005/-2007. The findings suggest that the ' degrees of separation' (or network dia...

Psychological intervention after a large-scale disaster requires an efficient and practical measure. Using self-reporting scale imposes certain limitations, especially when dealing with the elderly. It is also required that non-experts in mental health should be able to use the screening device, so that it can be easily incorporated into any local level post-disaster health service. To satisfy ...

Thinking resiliency in terms of housing features for post disaster reconstruction (PDHR) is a paramount initiative after disaster. Therefore, the aim this research to ascertain demands victims and propose wind-resistant, resilient prototype that would be affordable. Based on three-month survey region severely damaged by Cyclone SIDR Bangladesh, argues PDHR’s planning are significantly short vic...

Housing is vital in facilitating a return to normality following disaster; however, it remains one of the most challenging and problematic areas post-disaster assistance. There pressing need unpack “Build Back Better” aspirations understand drivers safe housing reconstruction. The objective this research was influence technical assistance sources funding on household perceptions safety. Binomia...

Purpose Post-disaster housing reconstruction (PDHR) demands a considerable percentage of global property investment, yet the post-disaster environment presents intricate challenges to financing for governments and at same time, revenue uncertainty private investors. The purpose this study is develop methodology tackling land shortage financial PDHR in aftermath disaster. Design/methodology/appr...