Culture in City Reconstruction and Recovery

As urban growth and development continue at a breathtaking pace across the world, cities are increasingly bearing the brunt of conflicts, crises and disasters, which themselves are growing in number, magnitude and complexity. The convergence of these two trends – increasing urbanization and gro...

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Main Authors: United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, World Bank
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Published: Paris: UNESCO 2018
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Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/10986/30733
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spelling okr-10986-307332021-05-25T10:54:44Z Culture in City Reconstruction and Recovery United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization World Bank CULTURAL HERITAGE RECONSTRUCTION RECOVERY DISASTER RECOVERY CURE FRAMEWORK CITY DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY URBAN PLANNING INFRASTRUCTURE FINANCE NEEDS ASSESSMENT As urban growth and development continue at a breathtaking pace across the world, cities are increasingly bearing the brunt of conflicts, crises and disasters, which themselves are growing in number, magnitude and complexity. The convergence of these two trends – increasing urbanization and growing crises – demands an enhanced approach to city reconstruction and recovery, one that puts culture at its heart. Elaborated by the World Bank and UNESCO, this Position Paper outlines one such approach, the Framework for Culture in City Reconstruction and Recovery, also known as the CURE Framework. The CURE Framework is a culture-based approach to the process of city reconstruction and recovery in post conflict, post disaster and urban distress situations that accounts for the needs, values and priorities of people. 2018-11-07T17:42:38Z 2018-11-07T17:42:38Z 2018-11-09 Book 978-92-3-100288-5 http://hdl.handle.net/10986/30733 CC BY-SA 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/igo UNESCO and World Bank Paris: UNESCO Publications & Research Publications & Research :: Publication
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topic CULTURAL HERITAGE
RECONSTRUCTION
RECOVERY
DISASTER RECOVERY
CURE FRAMEWORK
CITY DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY
URBAN PLANNING
INFRASTRUCTURE FINANCE
NEEDS ASSESSMENT
spellingShingle CULTURAL HERITAGE
RECONSTRUCTION
RECOVERY
DISASTER RECOVERY
CURE FRAMEWORK
CITY DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY
URBAN PLANNING
INFRASTRUCTURE FINANCE
NEEDS ASSESSMENT
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
World Bank
Culture in City Reconstruction and Recovery
description As urban growth and development continue at a breathtaking pace across the world, cities are increasingly bearing the brunt of conflicts, crises and disasters, which themselves are growing in number, magnitude and complexity. The convergence of these two trends – increasing urbanization and growing crises – demands an enhanced approach to city reconstruction and recovery, one that puts culture at its heart. Elaborated by the World Bank and UNESCO, this Position Paper outlines one such approach, the Framework for Culture in City Reconstruction and Recovery, also known as the CURE Framework. The CURE Framework is a culture-based approach to the process of city reconstruction and recovery in post conflict, post disaster and urban distress situations that accounts for the needs, values and priorities of people.
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author United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
World Bank
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World Bank
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title Culture in City Reconstruction and Recovery
title_short Culture in City Reconstruction and Recovery
title_full Culture in City Reconstruction and Recovery
title_fullStr Culture in City Reconstruction and Recovery
title_full_unstemmed Culture in City Reconstruction and Recovery
title_sort culture in city reconstruction and recovery
publisher Paris: UNESCO
publishDate 2018
url http://hdl.handle.net/10986/30733
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