City Futures Research Centre Arts, Design and Architecture

Improving coordination of data and actors for disaster-responsive housing and safer communities

This Inquiry Supporting Research Project (SRP) investigates how to better coordinate and use data for improved evidence-based decision-making at all levels of government in order to reduce the impact of disasters on housing. It addresses the Inquiry research question (IRQ3): How can the coordination of data and actors involved in the housing supply process be improved to support and drive the delivery of safer and disaster-responsive housing and communities? The project will deliver to policymakers a clear roadmap for better use of data to inform decision-making processes relating to new housing development planning and delivery. Better decision-making will help reduce, and even prevent, the impact of disasters, such as flooding, cyclones and bushfires, on housing and communities. Our research will also identify new policy settings needed to support such improved decision-making processes.


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People

Dr Francesca Perugia
Dr Steven Rowley
Dr Rebecca Scherini
Dr Courtney Babb
Chris Pettit
Professor Christopher James Pettit
Director
Sara
Dr Sara Shirowzhan
Lecturer
Yi Lu
Dr Yi Lu
Post Doctoral Fellow
Dr Callum Logan
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David Lilley

Leading organisation

Curtin University

Funded by

Australian Housing and Urban Research Institutue (AHURI)

Collaborating partners

RMIT
University of New South Wales

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