Scribd Logo
Upload

Welcome to Scribd!

  • Rahi - Post Quake Basics

    Uploaded by

    Max Henry
    13 views5 pages
    The document discusses lessons learned from earthquake recovery efforts in Latur, India in 1993 and Peru in 2007. It advocates for a diversified and multi-organizational approach with three basic steps: 1) Using locally available resources and construction techniques proved more cost effective than importing materials. 2) Allowing communities to make decisions and take ownership of the reconstruction process gave a greater sense of belonging than top-down government approaches. 3) Different organizations with specialized expertise, like engineers, architects, and NGOs, should work together rather than a uniform approach by any single entity.

    Original Description:

    basic power point

    Original Title

    Rahi.post Quake Basics

    Copyright

    © © All Rights Reserved

    Available Formats

    PPTX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Did you find this document useful?

    Is this content inappropriate?

    Report this Document
    The document discusses lessons learned from earthquake recovery efforts in Latur, India in 1993 and Peru in 2007. It advocates for a diversified and multi-organizational approach with three basic steps: 1) Using locally available resources and construction techniques proved more cost effective than importing materials. 2) Allowing communities to make decisions and take ownership of the reconstruction process gave a greater sense of belonging than top-down government approaches. 3) Different organizations with specialized expertise, like engineers, architects, and NGOs, should work together rather than a uniform approach by any single entity.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PPTX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Flag for inappropriate content
    Download as pptx, pdf, or txt
    13 views5 pages

    Rahi - Post Quake Basics

    Uploaded by

    Max Henry
    The document discusses lessons learned from earthquake recovery efforts in Latur, India in 1993 and Peru in 2007. It advocates for a diversified and multi-organizational approach with three basic steps: 1) Using locally available resources and construction techniques proved more cost effective than importing materials. 2) Allowing communities to make decisions and take ownership of the reconstruction process gave a greater sense of belonging than top-down government approaches. 3) Different organizations with specialized expertise, like engineers, architects, and NGOs, should work together rather than a uniform approach by any single entity.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PPTX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Flag for inappropriate content
    Download as pptx, pdf, or txt
    of 5

    3 BASIC STEPS FOR

    POST-QUAKE INTERVENTION
    LEARNINGS FROM THE CASES OF LATUR, INDIA 1993 & PERU, 2007
    APPROACH:
    DIVERSIVE AND MULTI ORGANIZATIONAL

    LATUR, MAHARASHTRA, INDIA; 1993 PERU; 2007

    1st PHASE: UNIFORM APPROACH DIVERSIVE APPROACH:


    UNSUCCESSFUL

    NATIONAL CENTER FOR PEOPLES ACTION IN


    DISASTER PREPAREDNESS SEVERAL NATIONAL SOCITIES
    OF RED CROSS

    STRUCTURAL
    ARCHITECTS GEOLOGISTS
    ENGINEERS INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION OF
    RED CROSS AND RED CRICENT

    2nd PHASE: DIVERSIVE APPROACH


    Pontificia
    PARTIALLY SUCCESSFUL

    NATIONAL CENTER FOR PEOPLES ACTION IN Universidad Católica


    DISASTER PREPAREDNESS Del Perú

    LOCAL GOVT
    INDIVIDUALS AGENCIES

    PREDES ( A NATIONAL NGO)


    STRUCTURAL
    ARCHITECTS NGOs ENGINEERS
    REROURCES AND TECHNIQUES:
    USING LOCALLY AVAILABLE RESOURCES AND CONSTRUCTION TECHNIQUES

    LATUR, MAHARASHTRA, INDIA; 1993 PERU; 2007

    1st PHASE: IMPORTED FROM TOWNS MATERIALS: LOCAL MATERIALS FROM LOCAL
    MARKETS
    CEMENT R.C.C.
    BRICK
    MORTER ROOFING
    MAIMTAINANCE COST WENT RAMMED WOVEN MUD
    EARTH BAMBOO BLOCKS
    BEYOND AFFORDABILITY

    PLASTIC UCALYPTUS
    SHEETS TIMBER
    2nd PHASE: LOCAL MATERIALS AND TECHNIQUES

    COST EFFECIENCY: 25% LESS THAN IMPORTED


    STONE MIXED
    MATERIALS
    ROOFING

    CEMENT MORTER MIXED


    WITH MUD MORTER
    SOURCE: LOCAL MARKETS
    AFFORDABILITY ENSURED
    ROLES TO PLAY:
    LET COMMUNITIES TAKE DISCITIONS & ROLE PLAYING AS FACILITATOR

    LATUR, MAHARASHTRA, INDIA; 1993 PERU; 2007

    1st PHASE: GOVT DECISIONS


    GOVT. GOVT. CONSTRUCTION JOB
    MINISTER TRAINING TRAINING
    ENGINEERS ARCHITECTS
    LAND MANAGEMENT
    TRAINING
    APPARTMENT TYPE
    HOUSING
    PLOT DISTRIBUTION BY MATERIALS MANAGED
    SENSE OF BELONGINGNESS WAS MISSING, COMMUNITIES BY COMMUNITIES
    PRIVACY WAS EXPOSED, FUNCTIONALLY
    DID NOT RUN CONSTRUCTION BY
    COMMUNITIES
    2nd PHASE: COMMUNITY DECISIONS

    TRADIONAL INTROVERTED KNOWLEDGE PROBLEM


    SHARING SOLVING
    COURTYEARD PATTERN

    COMMUNITY INVOLVED
    IN CONSTRUCTION
    SENSE OF BELONGNESS DEVELOPED SENSE OF BELONGNESS DEVELOPED
    THANK YOU
    LETS DISCUSS

    You might also like