Process and the Support Institutions for Housing Reconstruction in A Rural Village after the 2006 Central Java Earthquake
This study clarifies the housing reconstruction process in a rural village that suffered serious damage in the 2006 Central Java Earthquake. The area focused on in this study is Plembutan sub-village, Bantul district. We analyze the rebuilding process and the aid provided by houserebuilding support institutions; we display this information using a plot plan on the scale of 1:100,selecting 10 premises and 17 households as the typical samples. The main information obtained is as follows: (1) The reconstruction process is supported by community groups called POKMAS;every group consists of about 15 households and is based on the concept of gotong royong (mutual aid) supplemented by NGO funds or self-funding. (2) Initially, houses are not rebuilt as permanent houses but as timber buildings built using self-financing for immediate use; this is followed by confined masonry buildings built using POKMAS funds. (3) The layout of the rebuilt premises basically consists of a front garden and orchard trees (Pekerangan) in the back. Diverse buildings built by different funds were built to make a line on the premises.
Central Java Earthquake Reconstruction Rural Village House-rebuilding Support Institution POKMAS Premises
Hidefumi YAMAGUCHI Tsutomu SHIGEMURA Yoshito YAMAZAKI Takahiro TANAKA Akihiko HOKUGO
Research Associate,Graduate School of Engineering,Kobe University Professor,Graduate School of Engineering,Kobe University Assistant Professor,Institute of Natural and Environmental Sciences,University of Hyogo COE Fellow,Graduate School of Environment and Information Sciences,Yokohama National University Professor,Research Center for Urban Safety and Security,Kobe University
国际会议
北京
英文
340-345
2008-10-01（万方平台首次上网日期，不代表论文的发表时间）