Tuvalu: The Maneaba
Publications
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BIBLIOGRAPHY References on Cyclone Shelters in Bangladesh (dual-purpose design, construction, integration and management)
1996Newsletter European Network of Bangladesh Studies Issue No 9pp20-31 April.University of Bath -
Reconstruction, development and disaster reduction:The provision of cyclone shelters in coastal Bangladesh. A case for Integrated coastal zone management?
1995Case StudyCentre for Tropical Coastal Zone Management Studies, University of Newcastle -
REPORT: Evaluation: Post-flood Rehabilitation II Project (North Western Bangladesh) and Mid-term Review: Primary Schools cum Cyclone Shelter Project (South Eastern Bangladesh)
1995Combined mission; field visits from Dhaka, inclusive of Bogra, Chokeria, Cox’s Bazaar, Kutubdia, Noakhali, Rajshahi and SandwipEuropean Commission DG1Datum International -
Disasters, conflict and recovery: What kind of development for sustainability and vulnerability reduction?
1994Reconstruction After Disaster: The State of the ArtCentre for Architectural Research Overseas (CARDO), School of Architecture, University of Newcastle. -
Vulnerability reduction, Survival and Sustainability: What kind of Development ?
1994Seminar: Civil Strife and Relief: Within the Context of the Continuum from Relief to DevelopmentInstitute of Social Studies, The Hague -
Volcanoes and War in Papua New Guinea
1994Stop Disasters No 21p20IDNDR Secretariat Geneva September/October -
Earthquakes and War in Algeria
1994Stop Disasters No 21 IDNDR Secretariat Geneva & The Environmentalist 14/3UNHabitat / UNEP Continuum from Relief to Development -
REPORT Cyclone Shelter Project, Bangladesh: Preparatory Study
1993Preparation of Terms of Reference:Field mission to Dhaka, Kutubdia, Chokeria, Patuakhali and KalapariEuropean Commission/World Bank IDADatum International -
Building for Global Warming: Design for climate change
1993Architects' Journal 197/24p54-55 16 June -
Vulnerability Reduction in Development for Human Settlements
1992pp 93-118Proceedings of the Seminar "Training for Disaster Reduction II", Cairo, 1991UNESCO/DERC