Assessing the level of community involvement in post-disaster housing reconstruction and current green design practices towards net-zero energy buildings
The post-disaster housing reconstruction (PDHR) is a process discrete from the construction of housing when circumstances are undisturbed because sensitive measures are put in place following disasters occurrence. Most of the time, the successfulness of emergency relief efforts are usually record...
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my.uthm.eprints.8082021-10-20T04:27:30Z http://eprints.uthm.edu.my/808/ Assessing the level of community involvement in post-disaster housing reconstruction and current green design practices towards net-zero energy buildings M, Sulzakimin A., Adaji A. A., Roy Hazli. N. L., Mohammad Syabilee O., Roshartini M. R., Indera Syahrul Z., Rozlin I. Y., Ebenehi TH1000-1725 Systems of building construction. Including fireproof construction, concrete construction The post-disaster housing reconstruction (PDHR) is a process discrete from the construction of housing when circumstances are undisturbed because sensitive measures are put in place following disasters occurrence. Most of the time, the successfulness of emergency relief efforts are usually recorded but the same cannot be said of PDHR projects because they often fail to meet sustainability factors. These days, the topic of sustainable building has become a leading concern in the academic, construction industries, and governmental agencies. Sustainability in the building sector has shifted emphasis towards a new concept called net-zero energy buildings (NZEBs). Data collection was done through a self-administration of structured questionnaires to 257 flood victims involved in the reconstruction projects. Findings indicated that community involvement in resource mobilisation and reconstruction process was insignificant due to misplacement of reconstruction priorities. This is capable of determining the failure of the project as beneficiaries’ requirements were not considered, and the construction industry is still unaware of NZEBs. This study is vital as stakeholders beginning with flood victims will have a more resilient housing, the government will be updated with robust strategies to solving resourcing and reconstruction issues, and donors will have value for their money. 2020 Conference or Workshop Item PeerReviewed text en http://eprints.uthm.edu.my/808/1/P11603_ebaf0e63e5df55580347bf020c623e3a.pdf M, Sulzakimin and A., Adaji A. and A., Roy Hazli. and N. L., Mohammad Syabilee and O., Roshartini and M. R., Indera Syahrul and Z., Rozlin and I. Y., Ebenehi (2020) Assessing the level of community involvement in post-disaster housing reconstruction and current green design practices towards net-zero energy buildings. In: The 2nd Global Congress on Construction, Material and Structural Engineering, 26th to 27th of August 2019, Melaka, Malaysia. https://doi.org/10.1088/1757-899X/713/1/012044 |
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The post-disaster housing reconstruction (PDHR) is a process discrete from the
construction of housing when circumstances are undisturbed because sensitive measures are put
in place following disasters occurrence. Most of the time, the successfulness of emergency relief
efforts are usually recorded but the same cannot be said of PDHR projects because they often
fail to meet sustainability factors. These days, the topic of sustainable building has become a
leading concern in the academic, construction industries, and governmental agencies.
Sustainability in the building sector has shifted emphasis towards a new concept called net-zero
energy buildings (NZEBs). Data collection was done through a self-administration of structured
questionnaires to 257 flood victims involved in the reconstruction projects. Findings indicated
that community involvement in resource mobilisation and reconstruction process was
insignificant due to misplacement of reconstruction priorities. This is capable of determining the
failure of the project as beneficiaries’ requirements were not considered, and the construction
industry is still unaware of NZEBs. This study is vital as stakeholders beginning with flood
victims will have a more resilient housing, the government will be updated with robust strategies
to solving resourcing and reconstruction issues, and donors will have value for their money. |
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Assessing the level of community involvement in post-disaster
housing reconstruction and current green design practices towards
net-zero energy buildings |
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Assessing the level of community involvement in post-disaster
housing reconstruction and current green design practices towards
net-zero energy buildings |
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Assessing the level of community involvement in post-disaster
housing reconstruction and current green design practices towards
net-zero energy buildings |
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housing reconstruction and current green design practices towards
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housing reconstruction and current green design practices towards
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housing reconstruction and current green design practices towards
net-zero energy buildings |
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