| Summary: | 碩士 === 樹德科技大學 === 經營管理研究所 === 102 === On August 8, 2009 Typhoon Morakot inflicted crippling damage to residents of southern Taiwan, with the disaster being especially severe in rural areas. The houses of many rural residents were buried by mudflows, with multiple major transportation routes washed out by the flood waters, leaving no home to return to for many victims of the disaster. In the face of such catastrophic circumstances, the government incorporated assistance from non-profit organizations, seeking to relocate victims as quickly as possible, and the Shanlic Tzu Chi Love Community in Kaosiung was thus established. However, during the reconstruction process, insufficient communication between victims and leaders resulted in a portion of disaster victims being dissatisfied with the results of reconstruction and the voicing of repeated grievances.Through qualitative investigation, the study sought to discuss the level of living satisfaction of residents at the Shanlic Tzu Chi Love Community in Kaosiung, as well as the community’s economical industry development. In-depth interviews and observations of residents at the Shanlic Tzu Chi Love Community were conducted to understand whether levels of satisfaction were different from past research results four years after relocation, with a focus on 6 aspects, including "residence interior environment", "external living environment", "culture and leisure", "public facilities", "security management", and "economy and employment". Study results indicated that dissatisfaction still forms a part of the level of living satisfaction, but overall satisfaction had improved. A hurdle faced by all residents, however, was in terms of "economy and employment". The study also proposes research suggestions for relevant authorities as references for future administrative matters.
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