Policies for post-disaster housing reconstruction: some implications for transitional shelter programmes

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Published 2007

Type Other

Language English

Pages: 21

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Publisher(s) (Unpublished) Practical Action

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Shelter and Settlement

Location(s) Global - Multiple countries

Author(s) Lyons, MichalSchilderman, Theo

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The speaker described her analysis of benefits of owner-driven programmes in Sri Lanka in relation to donor-assisted programmes.

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