The interaction between cultural heritage and community resilience in disaster-affected volcanic regions

Wardekker, Arjan; Nath, Sanchayan; Handayaningsih, Tri Utami

doi:10.1016/j.envsci.2023.04.008

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“…Intangible elements, e.g. traditional knowledge, rituals and practices, boost the social fabric of urban communities [12], [24], [29]. The articles scrutinized how the intangible cultural heritage can be utilized to nurture community resilience and community inclusion [18], [23], [24].…”

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“…One key finding is the significant role of community engagement and participation in enhancing urban heritage resilience [7], [29]. The articles consistently emphasize the importance of involving local communities in decision-making processes related to urban heritage preservation and resilience.…”

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“…The 19 articles included in this systematic literature review provide insights into the relationship between architecture and urban heritage resilience. These articles cover various dimensions of urban heritage resilience, such as the preservation and adaptive reuse of historic buildings [20], the role of intangible cultural heritage in enhancing urban resilienceb [19], [29], [31] and the integration of heritage conservation into urban planning processes [12], [16], [18], [21], [32]. Additionally, the articles explore different approaches and strategies for achieving urban heritage resilience, including community engagement [33], stakeholder collaboration and the use of innovative technologies .…”

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Architecture research in urban heritage resilience: a systematic literature review

Walidonna,

Soemardiono,

Antaryama

2024

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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The conservation of urban heritage is an important process in maintaining the sustainability of urban areas. Sustainability in the context of urban heritage includes the management and conservation of cultural and physical heritage, as well as its harmonious integration with the development of existing social and economic dynamics. Historic cities and urban heritage areas are threatened from both internal and external sources, ranging from over-development of tourism, lack of support for cultural management, and preservation threatened by development projects that are not in line with the characteristics of the area. The objective of this paper is to conduct a literature review pertaining to urban resilience research within the field of architecture, and to provide an analysis of the factors that contribute to the resilience of urban heritage areas. This study applied the systematic literature review method, using the PRISMA 2020 statement as a reference. The methodology involved searching for articles in the DOAJ and Scopus databases with a time limit of 2010 to 2023. Based on this research, it was found that there are a number of factors that contribute to urban resilience and urban heritage, including cultural, economic, social, heritage, environmental and institutional. It also proved that the conservation and enhancement of urban heritage, such as historic buildings, cultural landmarks and other elements that make up a city’s identity, is strongly influenced by architecture. In addition, the findings highlight the importance of a multi-dimensional and collaborative approach to the conservation process. This study shows that the conservation of urban heritage plays an important role in achieving holistic urban resilience. However, there are several challenges and knowledge gaps that need to be addressed in future research, such as the integration of sustainability with urban heritage conservation, participatory management to engage local communities, and the development of effective methods to identify and mitigate risks to urban heritage.

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Architecture research in urban heritage resilience: a systematic literature review

Walidonna,

Soemardiono,

Antaryama

2024

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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“…Scores of social researches depict that cultural community accustomed perspectives have been efficient in bolstering foresight and alleviating susceptibility. This is so because in most scenarios, distressed cultural communities are the foremost to react to exposures, and when constructive and coherent, have a greater possibility to mitigate shocks (Wardekker, 2023). Embracing cultural community-accustomed perspective has been proven efficient in furnishing cultural communities susceptible to exposures with adequate knowledge on exposure foresight, specifically activating swift reaction.…”

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Sociological Trilogy of Cultural Community on Exposure Peril of Monsoon in Western Rural and Urban, Sierra Leone

Bangura

2023

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Although there are crowds of cultural comprehension and interpretations, the mass of Sierra Leonean sociologists would consent that the anchor of Sierra Leonean sociology is the swotting of personage reciprocation (Bangura, 2019). Consequently, when exposure pounds, Sierra Leonean sociologists have asked, “how do Sierra Leoneans reciprocate?” The natural social standard of intermittence or frequency and ferocity of hydro-meteorological exposures stirring Western Rural and Urban is socially augmenting, preeminent to tough shivers shocks on socio-economic, educational and cultural growth (Jackson, 2023; Wouter Botzen et al, 2019). This social research pinpoints at charting the social judgements of the illustrative social history on the shock of cultural community-predicated social arteries to exposure foresight to the peril of typhoon activated monsoon in Western Rural and Urban, Sierra Leone. The judgements of this social research might bolster link social lacunae in cultural community foresight and imminent social antiphon to the peril of typhoon monsoon, consequently abridging social susceptibility and exposure. Fundamental dossier for social research was captured via online partially-structured social dialogues. Seventy-eight social research respondents were affianced for a profound sociological comprehension of the shock of cultural community predicated arteries on exposure foresight. Auxiliary dossier was collected via social evidence inquiry by scanning, appraising and reviewing briefs and inferences from previous social research discourses, monographs and peer reviewed journals. The Estimate-Talk-Estimate social technique was utilised to assess the impact of cultural community based arteries to exposure foresight. The extensive social research judgement was that cultural community-accustomed practice has a substantially lofty shock on individual threshold of exposure foresight. The social research suggested policy makers to proliferate the social accomplishment of cultural community accustomed exposure oversight practice blueprints as the maximum reasonable scheme to diminish the shocks of typhoon activated monsoons in Western Rural and Urban, Sierra Leone.

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“…The urgency of creating digital copies was highlighted in [28]. The research in [29] provides a case study revealing the interaction between the cultural heritage and resilience of rural settlements in seismic areas of Indonesia. The multidimensional approach of the study considers the sets of social, economic, and infrastructural variables.…”

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Exploring the Significance of Heritage Preservation in Enhancing the Settlement System Resilience

Harbiankova,

Scherbina,

Budzevich

2023

Sustainability

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The sustainable development of urban and rural settlements is considered one of the primary objectives of economic, social, and urban planning. Recent studies focused significant attention on the issue of the resilience of rural settlements due to the challenges and threats they face. One of the essential drivers affecting the resilience of rural settlements is cultural heritage preservation. The research methods were based on the complex systems approach. The study employed a multidimensional analysis method to evaluate the resilience of rural settlements based on five sub-systems: social, economic, environmental, physical, and managerial. The proposed method for evaluation of the settlement sustainability involves the application of a settlement development index and considers the preservation of cultural heritage objects. The data sources used contain open-access information and statistical data provided by municipal organizations, including GIS maps, statistical, and archival records. The study aim was to establish methodological frameworks for evaluating the influence of cultural heritage on the resilience of rural settlements as well as to obtain a quantitative assessment of the resilience of rural settlements within the Zavałočycy local council, located at Hlusk district, Mahiloŭ region, Belarus.

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The interaction between cultural heritage and community resilience in disaster-affected volcanic regions

Cited by 14 publications

References 61 publications

Architecture research in urban heritage resilience: a systematic literature review

Architecture research in urban heritage resilience: a systematic literature review

Sociological Trilogy of Cultural Community on Exposure Peril of Monsoon in Western Rural and Urban, Sierra Leone

Exploring the Significance of Heritage Preservation in Enhancing the Settlement System Resilience

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