在新西兰城市重建期间的社区福利和生活经验:Te Hotonga Hapori - 连接社区定性研究协议
Erica Hinckson1, Vivienne Ivory2, Julia McPhee1
1Human Potential Centre, School of Sport, Exercise and Health, Faculty of Health and Environmental Sciences, Auckland University of Technology, Auckland, New Zealand.
PloS one
|October 3, 2025
概括
社区参与城市重建对于提高居民福祉至关重要. "Te Hotonga Hapori"研究通过公民科学方法赋予社区权力,以确保重建符合他们的生活经验和需求.
科学领域:
- 城市规划和社区福祉
- 公民科学在重建中的作用
- 社会环境研究 社会环境研究
背景情况:
- 快速的城市化增加了住房需求,需要大规模的重建项目.
- 有效的城市重建需要以人为中心的方法来增强居民的身体,精神和社会福祉.
- 社区参与至关重要,以确保重新开发符合居民的福祉需求和生活经验.
研究的目的:
- 提供证据,以改善正在进行重建的社区的居住和福祉.
- 通过直接让社区参与城市重建过程,赋予社区权力.
- 研究以人为中心的城市设计对社区福祉的影响.
主要方法:
- 使用具有五个关键组成部分的文化信息的Te Hotonga Hapori参与框架.
- 采用社区科学 Aotearoa 过程,从我们的声音公民科学研究方法中改编.
- 居民使用Te Hotonga Hapori应用程序通过六步过程收集数据 (照片,叙述).
主要成果:
- 收集的照片和叙述的数量和类型的描述性统计数据.
- 来自应用程序下载,社区和小组会议的叙事数据的定性主题分析.
- 由布朗和克拉克的主题分析框架和Attride-Stirling的主题网络分析工具指导的代主题开发.
结论:
- 以社区为中心的城市重建,结合公民科学,可以有效地提高社区的宜居性和福祉.
- 社区的直接参与确保了重建项目解决居民的多样化生活经验和愿望.
- "Te Hotonga Hapori"研究提供了一个可复制的模型,用于赋予社区在城市规划和重建倡议中的权力.
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