A Study on the Reconstruction of San-Cha-Keng Atayal Aboriginal Tribe after 921 Earthquake Disaster

• Main Authors: Chang,Ya-Mei, 張雅玫
• Other Authors: Kwan,Hwa-San
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2007
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/63361421232316564567

碩士 === 東海大學 === 建築學系 === 95 === Passed through post-disaster reconstruction for 6 years, San-Cha-Keng Atayal aboriginal tribe has finished the immigration on December 2005. The discuss about immigrating aboriginal tribes to lower damage costs began in 1980,and has continued to test the emergency responses and recovery efforts of tribes and the governments. By looking into the reconstructed experiences in San-Cha-Keng can be the basis of immigrated reconstruction of aboriginal tribes in the future. By the research methods include file review and interviews to construct the processes of immigrated reconstruction which is involved in communication between the government, the third sector and aboriginal inhabitants. And set up the analyzed frame by file review to look into the experiences of immigration in San-Cha-Keng Atayal aboriginal tribe. In this research, the reconstruction in San-Cha-Keng put emphasis on environment rebuilding, but lacked in life and economy reconstruction. In environment rebuild process, the ownerships of aboriginal reservation are too complex to levy lands for new tribe, and lacking for communication between departments in the government are the main reasons that resulted to the delay of tribe immigrated. Moreover, life construction service center did not have enough professional ability to help life and economy reconstruction. In the phases of response, placement and reconstruction, the predicament of environment rebuilding, life and economy reconstruction all resulted form re-allotment of resources and power, and legalization that focus on just and fair allotment.