The home as workplace: a study of income-generating activities within the domestic setting

Kellett, Peter; Tipple, A. Graham

doi:10.1630/095624700101285190

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“…Inhabitants search for solutions to resolve the space conflict by using their resources or anything they are able to afford independently. Two story buildings provide increased flexibility as there is an opportunity for vertical distinction between HBE and domestic activity (Kellet & Tipple, 2000). Some inhabitants in the settlement use the first floor for production and second floor for domestic needs and the.…”

Section: Spatial Usage Inside the Settlementmentioning

confidence: 99%

Coastal Community Participation in Kelurahan Sukolilo, Bulak, Based on Local Economy

Wardhani

2017

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Kelurahan Sukolilo, Bulak Settlement is an area of fishermen settlement with great potential of resources such as fish and sea cucumber. Kelurahan Sukolilo also well known as Prominent Kampung in fish processed products. Despite having a great potential in marine resources, most of the fishermen still live in a low environmental and economic condition. Theres hould be effective environmental management in coastal area so the fiherman vulnerability can be reduced through a criteria of developing coastal area that is able to accomodate the fisherman economic activities. The researcher will apply community based development in developing coastal area criteria.. In this case community-based development approach needs to be developed in the management of coastal areas, especially for the improvement of the environmental quality. This is because the coastal characteristic and resources are very complex and diverse, so in the coastal area management should involve the local community directly. Community based management shows the importance of community participation in development planning and implementation. This research was in form of qualitative research, data sources obtained by primary and secondary data. Primary data were collected through observations, visual documentations and interview with the fishermen and fish processors. Secondary data were obtained from literature and theory. Research results showed that level of community participation that need to be done in the development process using active participatory. Active participatory should be done through partnership and delegated power level to accomodate fishermen and fish processors activities and support sustainable environment. Co-working space for inhabitants is needed to accomodate community activities related to water and odor and drying process and to create area to socialize.

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Section: Spatial Usage Inside the Settlementmentioning

confidence: 99%

Coastal Community Participation in Kelurahan Sukolilo, Bulak, Based on Local Economy

Wardhani

2017

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“…6 (Sener and Altum 2009). Likewise, in post-disaster scenarios, the house is often a family workspace (Kellett and Tipple 2000), and those modifications are essential to facilitate the creation of appropriate spaces for that. Using local materials and building technologies allow people to introduce modifications, which makes maintenance easier and more economical, in order to improve the long-term possibilities of the constructions.…”

Section: The Role Of Temporary Accommodation Buildingsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Even in a temporary location, a house is more than the physical space that it encloses; it is an essential element for people to feel socially integrated and have a sense of belonging, being a source of pride and cultural identity (Barakat 2003;Kronenburg 2009). A house is a space for social, spiritual, and psychological needs (Hadafi and Fallahi 2010), reflecting the personality of its users, who in turn, build part of their identity through their home (Kellett and Tipple 2000). The most important thing for temporary accommodation solutions should be the people who will live in them, and not their technical aspects.…”

Section: Supplying More Than Just Temporary Accommodation Unitsmentioning

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The role of temporary accommodation buildings for post-disaster housing reconstruction

Félix

Monteiro

Branco

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J Hous and the Built Environ

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The number of houses damaged or destroyed after disasters is frequently large, and re-housing of homeless people is one of the most important tasks of reconstruction programs. Reconstruction works often last long, and during that time, it is essential to provide victims with the minimum conditions to live with dignity, privacy, and protection. This research intends to demonstrate the crucial role of temporary accommodation buildings to provide spaces where people can live and gradually resume their life until they have a permanent house. The study also aims to identify the main problems of temporary accommodation strategies and to discuss some principles and guidelines in order to reach better design solutions. It is found that temporary accommodation is an issue that goes beyond the simple provision of buildings, since the whole space for temporary settlement is important. Likewise, temporary accommodation is a process that should start before a disaster occurs, as a preventive pre-planning. In spite of being temporary constructions, these housing buildings are one of the most important elements to provide in emergency scenarios, contributing for better recovery and reconstruction actions.

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“…Yet, in many parts of the world habitat is also used for economic activities (Strassman 1987;Gilbert 1988;Kellett and Tipple 2000). Lack of access to habitat is then considered a situation of extreme vulnerability, while appropriate and secure habitat provides more than shelter to ensure wellbeing (Beall and Kanji 1999;Moser 1998;Gilbert 1988).…”

Section: Productive Use Of Habitat: Different Visionsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Other views however, reject this appreciation and stress the illegality and hidden nature of HBEAs. They also emphasise that HBEAs do not live up to standards of employment, environmental sustainability and safety, and they compete with regular businesses in an unfair manner by escaping taxation and licensing (Strassman 1987;Kellett and Tipple 2000;Tipple 2006). Within discussions on urban livelihoods, productive use of habitat is positively valued as it provides economic opportunities for the urban poor that correspond to their needs and possibilities.…”

Section: Productive Use Of Habitat: Different Visionsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Home-Based Economic Activities and Caribbean Urban Livelihoods : Vulnerability, Ambition and Impact in Paramaribo and Port of Spain

Verrest¹

2007

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The home as workplace: a study of income-generating activities within the domestic setting

Cited by 10 publications

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Coastal Community Participation in Kelurahan Sukolilo, Bulak, Based on Local Economy

Coastal Community Participation in Kelurahan Sukolilo, Bulak, Based on Local Economy

The role of temporary accommodation buildings for post-disaster housing reconstruction

Home-Based Economic Activities and Caribbean Urban Livelihoods : Vulnerability, Ambition and Impact in Paramaribo and Port of Spain

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