Top 29%
dans ce catalogue (801 pratiques notées)
Les scores se concentrent dans le haut de l’échelle ; la position au sein du catalogue est donc souvent plus parlante que le chiffre seul.
Evidence of impact / measured results2/3
Independent academic and UN-Habitat case studies document specific before/after outcomes (a 17-month council-to-plan timeline in Takatori-Higashi, and a firebreak effect at Noda-Hokubu with 97% vs ~50% building survival), though evidence is case-study rather than population-statistical.
Transferability / demonstrated replication3/3
The machizukuri model, first formalised in Mano in 1978–1982, was replicated across multiple Kobe districts after 1995 (Takatori-Higashi, Noda-Hokubu, Rokko-michi) and has since spread to municipal ordinances in many Japanese cities.
Scalability2/3
The model scaled to multiple Kobe districts and citywide post-quake reconstruction, but remains inherently neighbourhood-scale rather than a single large capital programme.
Sustainability / continuity3/3
Machizukuri councils established from 1978 onward have persisted as quasi-institutional bodies for decades under municipal ordinance.
Innovation3/3
Kobe's 1981 ordinance was one of the earliest formal frameworks giving resident-drafted neighbourhood plans quasi-legal standing, and its post-disaster co-design use was a genuine departure from top-down reconstruction planning.
Inclusiveness / equity1/3
UN-Habitat and peer-reviewed sources document markedly slower recovery in poorer, elderly-heavy western Nagata-ward neighbourhoods and historically limited representation of renters, elderly and non-Japanese residents in machizukuri councils.
Multi-stakeholder collaboration2/3
The model structurally pairs resident councils with the city planning bureau, though the Rokko-michi case shows the city initially bypassed the local council, prompting a lawsuit before collaboration was reinstated.
Evidoria. Machizukuri — La planification de quartier pilotée par les habitants à Kobe après le séisme de 1995. ID persistant: 59ae81d9-592e-4f5d-b544-512c17ea5686.