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ETH Zurich

ETH Zurich
Switzerland
Academic & Scientific

Mission

ETH Zurich is an institution of the Swiss Confederation dedicated to higher learning and research. Together with the ETH Lausanne and four research institutes, it forms the federally directed, and to a major degree financed, ETH domain. The institutions of the ETH domain uphold their autonomy and identity on the basis of the ETH Federal Law and in the full awareness of their social, economic and cultural responsibility to the nation and its citizens.

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Cover_Institute for Environmental Studies, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (Netherlands)
Documents and publications
Publications
22 August 2025
Recovery under consecutive disasters: how recovery dynamics shape societal resilience

The paper analyzes how recovery from consecutive disasters can either weaken or strengthen societal resilience, emphasizing the need for long-term, multi-hazard recovery planning.

Institute for Environmental Studies
Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research
ETH Zurich
Swiss Federal Office of Meteorology and Climatology (MeteoSwiss)
The paper analyzes how recovery from consecutive disasters can either weaken or strengthen societal resilience, emphasizing the need for long-term, multi-hazard recovery planning.
Research briefs
12 January 2018
A society divided by reconstruction

In 2004, a tsunami devastated much of the Indonesian city of Banda Aceh. Research found that reconstruction in the coastal zone has unintentionally exacerbated this segregation: now many lower-income newcomers rent rebuilt houses that higher-income tsunami survivors do not wish to occupy.

ETH Zurich
In 2004, a tsunami devastated much of the Indonesian city of Banda Aceh. Research found that reconstruction in the coastal zone has unintentionally exacerbated this segregation: now many lower-income newcomers rent rebuilt houses that higher-income tsunami survivors do not wish to occupy.
Documents and publications
12 December 2017
CDRP – Climate disaster recovery process in Chennai: Final summary report

This report shows key results and findings from a study about the recovery process in Chennai after the 2015 South Indian floods. Household data was collected ten months after the disaster in Mylapore and Velachery, two constituencies of Chennai.

University of Madras
ETH Zurich
This report shows key results and findings from a study about the recovery process in Chennai after the 2015 South Indian floods. Household data was collected ten months after the disaster in Mylapore and Velachery, two constituencies of Chennai.

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