The making of cities after disasters: Strategic planning and the Central Italy temporary housing process

The interest of scholars in the temporal dimension post-disaster housing has grown past decade, but analytic focus primarily been around design and delivery more sustainable Temporary Housing solutions. However, addressing temporality promoting Building Back Better disaster recovery reconstruction also requires a better understanding regulatory organisational process which produces transitional city. Since strategic planning grows popularity as Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) paradigm, an analysis its application outcomes helps capture lessons to inform future assistance practices. To this end, paper reconstructs analyses Central Italy temporary supply process. It combines meta-analysis published documents business modelling uncover links between policy, society, space. results suggest that gaps (related multi-level governance, resource management) are significant explanatory factors for technical social clashes highlighted by analysis. is emphasised importance produce well-informed plans achieve DRR goals potential benefit adopting proposed approach leveraging capacity model simulate