都市型災害時における従前居住者用賃貸住宅の入居プロセスに関する研究: 阪神・淡路大震災復興土地区画整理事業地区（神戸市）の事例を通じて

摘要

After the 1995 the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake, the 11 areas with most severe housing damage were classified as Reconstruction Land Readjustment Project areas. For the 10,000 households of these areas, many who wanted to return to their former residential areas, Kobe City built 528 units of public housing with priority for people who lost their houses due to the Reconstruction Land Readjustment Project. However, by 1999 when they were constructed, only 405 households entered these units.rnThis study aims to evaluate why this number was not higher. The resulting main points are as follows. There was a lack of timely information for residents, which lead to many people moving to distant temporary housing and then public housing in other distant areas. For people who stayed in the former area, who built their own temporary housing, on stayed in small public housing nearby, they can receive timely information and participate in the planning process.rnEspecially renters were at a disadvantage, as most of them couldn't directly receive government information that land owners received.%阪神・淡路大震災（1995）において、住宅82,000戸が、被害を受け、神戸市は、「神戸市震災復興住宅整備緊急3か年計画（1995年7月）（以下、緊急3か年計画）」により、72,000戸の新規供給を計画した。