兵庫県震災復興研究センター

阪神・淡路大震災の直後の大混乱の中で、いち早く被災者の暮らしの復旧、被災地の復興を目標として、日本科学者会議兵庫支部と兵庫県労働運動総合研究所が共同で個人補償の実施を中心内容とした「震災復興のための提言」を１月 29日に国と被災自治体に提出しました。そして、この２つの研究機関を母体に1995年４月22日、兵庫県震災復興研究センター（震災研究センター）が設立されました。

Hyogo Research Center for Quake Restoration

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Hyogo Research Center for Quake Restoration


About Us
Hyogo Research Center for Quake Restoration
Hyogo Research Center for Quake Restoration is a non-profit organization founded in 1995 at Kobe, immediately after the Great Hanshin Earthquake in Japan with the objective of providing support to the local people in their attempts to recover their lives. This organization has been conducting many surveys, and studies as well as policy proposals and symposiums throughout these ten years in their search to promote a safer and better living environment for the future.

 

Board members
SHIOZAKI Yoshimitsu is currently a professor at the Department of Architecture and Civil Engineering of Kobe University. His major studies are in the field of urban planning and housing policy. He was a graduate from Kyoto University (MA and Dr of Engg.). He is now serving as a senior board member of Hyogo Research Center for Quake Restoration. He has made a few publications about the restoration programs that have been taken after the Great Hanshin Earthquake in 1995.

NISHIKAWA Eiichi is currently a professor emeritus of Kobe Maritime University. He was a graduate of Osaka University (MA and Dr of Engg.). He is now serving as a senior board member of Hyogo Research Center for Quake Restoration. He is a co-author of Sustainable Development.

DEGUCHI Toshikazu is the Executive Director of the Hyogo Research Center for Quake Restoration. He was a graduate of Kansai University. He was formerly a public school teacher and is currently a lecturer in both Ristumeikan University and Hannan University. He is an author of Study on Human Rights Education.

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