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STRATEGIES FOR
REDEVELOPMENT OF CITY

Some cities before and after the
natural disaster.
Re making of Quetta

Re making
of London
Re making
of Tokyo

To state the obvious, disaster response should center on
the needs and priorities of
the survivors – and others who are negatively impacted.
re-establish sources of income
re-establish their Homes
involving local people right
medical treatment, healthcare
 food
water
 and often temporary accommodation are so obvious
income-earning opportunities
infrastructure and services
From household to neighborhood— the focus of
assistance:
Urban livelihoods:
The importance of markets
Being Prepared for the Future

Historically in some cultures, members of an
upper class often did not have to work for a
living, as they were supported by earned or
inherited investments (often real estate),
although members of the upper class may
have had less actual money than merchants.
Upper- class status commonly derived from
the social position of one's family and not
from one's own achievements or wealth
Historical background

1-2% of the population.
Upper class in Pakistan

More than one third of
Pakistan’s population can be
categorized as middle class.
Middle class

Physical
 Higher quality housing
Improved design
 Economic
Mixed-income
 Increase residential &
commercial investment
Social
 Reduce crime & disorder
 Promote self-sufficiency
 Reduce social isolation

 Tehreem
 Monica sheikh
 Ushna Fatima
 Azra Khalil
 Hina minhas
 Fahad

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