Blar i NTNU Open på forfatter "Skotte, Hans"
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Landscape & Cities Challenges, evolutions and development of cities around landscape and nature. Clermont-Ferrand, France
Rouzières, Yoann (Master thesis, 2021)Byer er i sentrum for hovedutfordringene mot en mer bærekraftig fremtid. I løpet av forrige århundre har forholdet mellom byplanlegging og natur kjent flere drastiske endringer. Raskt voksende byer, globalisering og ... -
Living on the Edge Intergrated Development Management of Semmi-urbanized Villages towards Disaster Risilience and Sustainability: Case of Tughlakabad Village in Delhi, India
Chen, Haining (Master thesis, 2013)India’s urban transformation has brought dynamics to various parts of urban development. Within the process of transformation, the urban-rural interface is one of the most dynamic spatial features of ... -
MUTUAL SUPPORT: Learning from Bayanihan/Dugnad
Furunes, Alexander Eriksson (Doctoral theses at NTNU;2022:105, Doctoral thesis, 2022)Mutual Support: Learning from Bayanihan/ Dugnad consists of a series of collaborations with different communities in Philippines, Vietnam, Brazil and Norway that practice traditions of mutual support. Mutual support ... -
RITA NAGAR: Development strategies for an informal settlement
Jensen, Aleksander Oldrup; Førsund, Andreas Utklev (Master thesis, 2014) -
Tents in Concrete: What Internationally Funded Housing Does to Support Recovery in Areas Affected by War; The Case of Bosnia-Herzegovinia
Skotte, Hans (Doktoravhandlinger ved NTNU, 1503-8181; 2004:61, Doctoral thesis, 2004)This work is about how international housing assistance to societies affected by war contributes toward long-term recovery. Or does not. Current wars are characterized by large, often identity specific population movements ... -
Urban Transformation and Changes in Livelihood Strategies as a result of a new university: The case of Debre Birhan University, Debre Birhan, Ethiopia
Fikre, Gizaw (Master thesis, 2013)These days urbanization in the global south is taking place at an alarming rate. There is high rate of expansion to the existing metropolitan areas. New urban centres which are secondary and smaller in size are also coming ...