Environment-Behaviour Proceedings Journal,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
8(23), P. 147 - 155
Published: March 25, 2023
This
article
uses
the
social
network
analysis
to
identify
resource
coordination
and
information
exchange
of
stakeholders
in
inter-organizational
by
studying
project-related
interactions
rural
housing
reconstruction
Temerloh,
Pahang
that
were
funded
Malaysian
government,
His
Majesty
King
NGO.
The
data
was
collected
through
content
interviews
with
23
government
agencies,
NGOs,
community
stakeholders.
Findings
from
established
agencies
had
highest
actor
centralities,
Rural
Development
Ministry
local
level
being
most
central
among
whereas
homeowners
lowest
centralities.
Encyclopedia,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
3(4), P. 1208 - 1222
Published: Sept. 30, 2023
While
the
definition
of
resilience
is
disputed
or
even
fuzzy,
due
in
no
small
part
to
diversity
its
applications,
concept
generally
involves
ability
withstand
and
bounce
back
from
shocks;
vulnerability
as
a
related
tendency
suffer
shocks,
given
existing
characteristics
that
may
prevent
resilient
responses.
Vulnerabilities
put
individuals,
groups,
societies
at
greater
risk
disadvantage,
suggesting
need
not
only
for
disaster
response
recovery,
but
mitigation
preparedness.
Resilience
research
has
recently
focused
on
role
government,
COVID-19
pandemic,
flood
hazards;
topics
interest
have
also
included
rural
urban
areas,
development
sustainability,
displacement
migration.
Buildings,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
12(7), P. 937 - 937
Published: July 1, 2022
New
Infrastructure
(NI)
has
gradually
become
a
new
driving
force
for
regional
economic
growth
and
an
important
part
of
the
construction
urban
infrastructure
in
many
countries,
including
China.
Compared
with
traditional
infrastructures,
these
NIs
have
mutually
supportive
functions
complex
interrelationships
that
create
interconnected
networks
resources,
information,
other
interactions
during
NIs.
Therefore,
it
is
to
analyze
such
correlation
explore
their
formation
mechanisms
order
develop
more
scientific
reasonable
strategies
NI
investment
construction.
In
this
study,
interdependence
between
Chongqing
was
analyzed
as
example.
Social
network
analysis
(SNA)
used
overall
characteristics
interdependency
exponential
random
graph
model
(ERGM)
reveal
mechanism
network.
The
results
showed
information
key
node
enhancing
effectiveness
Chongqing’s
needs
its
government
should
play
coordinating
role.
related
relationships
characterized
by
“reciprocity”
“small
group”.
aggregation
can
produce
agglomeration
effect.
So,
planning
NIs,
coordination
among
management
departments
be
strengthened
project
locations
reasonably
arranged
according
functional
interactive
projects.
Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
14(18), P. 11634 - 11634
Published: Sept. 16, 2022
For
the
past
few
decades,
occurrence
and
severity
of
disasters
have
been
increasing.
This
study
empirically
explores
factors
affecting
road
disruption
patterns
duration
recovery
based
on
network
record
in
Hiroshima,
Japan,
over
last
19
years,
using
(1)
a
binary
logit
model
to
identify
probability
each
link,
(2)
survival
duration.
We
divided
into
social
natural
factors,
where
former
might
be
easier
for
policy
makers
control.
Results
show
that
not
only
but
also
particularly
who
manages
road,
significantly
affect
both
disruptions
implies
ability
available
resources
manager
has
firstly
affects
quality
which
turn
it
being
disrupted,
secondly
quickness
taking
actions.
points
potential
avenues
improving
coordination
across
cities,
prefectures,
national
managers
managing
roads
during
disasters.
Environment-Behaviour Proceedings Journal,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
8(23), P. 147 - 155
Published: March 25, 2023
This
article
uses
the
social
network
analysis
to
identify
resource
coordination
and
information
exchange
of
stakeholders
in
inter-organizational
by
studying
project-related
interactions
rural
housing
reconstruction
Temerloh,
Pahang
that
were
funded
Malaysian
government,
His
Majesty
King
NGO.
The
data
was
collected
through
content
interviews
with
23
government
agencies,
NGOs,
community
stakeholders.
Findings
from
established
agencies
had
highest
actor
centralities,
Rural
Development
Ministry
local
level
being
most
central
among
whereas
homeowners
lowest
centralities.
