Recovery in Ukraine and Hatay - Thesis-Survey

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Dear participants,

The following surveys are part of a master's thesis and examine how architecture and design can support long-term disaster relief, sustainability, and/or community well-being in disaster situations and/or their professional project processes. It aims to evaluate current practices and gather insights for improved humanitarian disaster relief efforts. Your participation is very valuable. All responses will remain anonymous and will be used exclusively for academic purposes.

Each survey takes about 15 minutes to complete. Both surveys have two main objectives. On the one hand, two different disaster relief projects are to be compared and evaluated in terms of holistic sustainability. On the other hand, tools and methods for ideation, strategy development, communication with (inter-)national stakeholders, monitoring, and evaluation of architecture and design projects are to be assessed in respect of the current literature on disaster relief. Both serve equally to identify areas of impact and activity patterns for reconstruction initiatives and derive promising potential patterns of action.

Please select a survey with the topic of your choice. If you have additional time, it would be very helpful if you could also complete the second survey. Together, they will take an estimated 30 minutes of your time. Thank you very much in advance...

Reconstruction of iSTE University in Iskenderun after the Hatay earthquake in 2023: https://forms.office.com/r/K7Sb9yZ2NT

Nature-based reconstruction workshops for veterans and more in Ukraine during war using straw bale building methodology: https://forms.office.com/r/N8ncR6bwsR

This survey follows a split-design approach. Therefore, each participant will receive a slightly different set of questions. This is to limit the time required for each participant.

Thank you very much for your valuable support—every participation makes an important contribution to the topic.

Feel free to share this survey with others.

The following survey target groups are primarily focused on, but everyone is invited to fill out the form: - Designers & architects - Disaster-affected communities & vulnerable groups - Professionals in sustainability & crisis management - (In-)active people in humanitarian and disaster recovery

Many thanks in advance and for your time.