Why (shelter) innovation in the humanitarian sector is scarce : integrate building resilience in the emergency and recovery response

T.C.A. Haas, de; M.G.D.M. Cox; R. Gijsbers

Why (shelter) innovation in the humanitarian sector is scarce : integrate building resilience in the emergency and recovery response

T.C.A. Haas, de, M.G.D.M. Cox, R. Gijsbers

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Items that bring relief after a war or disaster, such as shelters, often find their origin in other industries. In the last years the SRG did a number of product developments of disaster response items. At the same time, they did dozens of product development trajectories for the building industry. In this paper the product development for the building industry is compared with the shelter industry, with the aim to find the similarities and differences and to learn from it. The goal is to give the reader insight into the specific conditions that apply to product development for the humanitarian sector and especially in sheltering and housing. Due to the complexity not all aspects are discussed, also not all knowledge or all cases are written down in respect to the paper length. The results show that "why (shelter) innovation in the humanitarian sector is scarce" is mostly of non-technical nature.

Originele taal-2	Engels
Titel	International Conference on Building Resilience 2013 : individual, institutional and societal coping strategies to address the challenges associated with disaster risk
Redacteuren	M. Hall, D. Amaratunga, R Haigh, B Ingirige, K Keraminiyage, U Kulatunga, C Pathirage
Plaats van productie	Salford, UK
Uitgeverij	University of Salford
Pagina's	428-1-428-15
ISBN van geprinte versie	9781907842436
Status	Gepubliceerd - 2013
Evenement	2013 International Conference on Building Resilience - Herritance Ahungalla, Sri Lanka Duur: 17 sep. 2013 → 19 sep. 2013

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Congres	2013 International Conference on Building Resilience
Land/Regio	Sri Lanka
Stad	Herritance Ahungalla,
Periode	17/09/13 → 19/09/13
Ander	International Conference on Building Resilience 2013

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Haas, de, T. C. A., Cox, M. G. D. M., & Gijsbers, R. (2013). Why (shelter) innovation in the humanitarian sector is scarce : integrate building resilience in the emergency and recovery response. In M. Hall, D. Amaratunga, R. Haigh, B. Ingirige, K. Keraminiyage, U. Kulatunga, & C. Pathirage (editors), International Conference on Building Resilience 2013 : individual, institutional and societal coping strategies to address the challenges associated with disaster risk (blz. 428-1-428-15). University of Salford.

Haas, de, T.C.A. ; Cox, M.G.D.M. ; Gijsbers, R. / Why (shelter) innovation in the humanitarian sector is scarce : integrate building resilience in the emergency and recovery response. International Conference on Building Resilience 2013 : individual, institutional and societal coping strategies to address the challenges associated with disaster risk. redacteur / M. Hall ; D. Amaratunga ; R Haigh ; B Ingirige ; K Keraminiyage ; U Kulatunga ; C Pathirage. Salford, UK : University of Salford, 2013. blz. 428-1-428-15

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Haas, de, TCA, Cox, MGDM & Gijsbers, R 2013, Why (shelter) innovation in the humanitarian sector is scarce : integrate building resilience in the emergency and recovery response. in M Hall, D Amaratunga, R Haigh, B Ingirige, K Keraminiyage, U Kulatunga & C Pathirage (uitgave), International Conference on Building Resilience 2013 : individual, institutional and societal coping strategies to address the challenges associated with disaster risk. University of Salford, Salford, UK, blz. 428-1-428-15, 2013 International Conference on Building Resilience, Herritance Ahungalla, Sri Lanka, 17/09/13.

Why (shelter) innovation in the humanitarian sector is scarce : integrate building resilience in the emergency and recovery response. / Haas, de, T.C.A.; Cox, M.G.D.M.; Gijsbers, R.
International Conference on Building Resilience 2013 : individual, institutional and societal coping strategies to address the challenges associated with disaster risk. uitgave / M. Hall; D. Amaratunga; R Haigh; B Ingirige; K Keraminiyage; U Kulatunga; C Pathirage. Salford, UK: University of Salford, 2013. blz. 428-1-428-15.

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