Chisato Asahi,  Division of Urban Policy, Tokyo Metropolitan University

• Part 1: From Vulnerable to Resilient: a Framework for Regional Context.- Sustainability and Vulnerability: Well-Being in the Geo-, Eco- and Socio-Environment.- Building Resilience for Vulnerability.- Part 2: Case Study and Issues.- Sustainable Activities for Rural Development.- Small Activities to Transmit Environmental and Cultural Resources: The Case of the Takasegawa River in Kyoto.- Management of depopulated areas viewed as concept of GES-environment: The case of Kumogahata in Kyoto.- Resident’s Awareness about Inheritance of Greenery in Gardens.- Part 3: Design and Policy for a Resilient Regional System.- Types of Social Enterprises and Various Social Problems.- Overviews of waste management policies in Japan.- Methods of Environmental Risk Management for Land Contamination Problems:Suggestions for Japan.- The Role of Parks in the Inheritance of Regional Memories of Disasters.- Measuring the Public Supply of Private Hedges for Disaster Prevention.- Part 4:Evaluation of Regional Vulnerability and Resilience.- Environmental Valuation Considering Dual Aspects of an Urban Waterside Area.- Economic evaluation of risk premium of social overhead capital in consideration of the decision-making process under risk.- A Study of Nishihara Village’s Disaster Response in the Kumamoto Earthquake and the Disaster Victims’ Perception of Life Recovery and Assessment of Health.- Smart Cities for Recovery and Reconstruction in the Aftermath of a Disaster.

Chisato Asahi,  Division of Urban Policy, Tokyo Metropolitan University

• Part 1: From Vulnerable to Resilient: a Framework for Regional Context.- Sustainability and Vulnerability: Well-Being in the Geo-, Eco- and Socio-Environment.- Building Resilience for Vulnerability.- Part 2: Case Study and Issues.- Sustainable Activities for Rural Development.- Small Activities to Transmit Environmental and Cultural Resources: The Case of the Takasegawa River in Kyoto.- Management of depopulated areas viewed as concept of GES-environment: The case of Kumogahata in Kyoto.- Resident’s Awareness about Inheritance of Greenery in Gardens.- Part 3: Design and Policy for a Resilient Regional System.- Types of Social Enterprises and Various Social Problems.- Overviews of waste management policies in Japan.- Methods of Environmental Risk Management for Land Contamination Problems:Suggestions for Japan.- The Role of Parks in the Inheritance of Regional Memories of Disasters.- Measuring the Public Supply of Private Hedges for Disaster Prevention.- Part 4:Evaluation of Regional Vulnerability and Resilience.- Environmental Valuation Considering Dual Aspects of an Urban Waterside Area.- Economic evaluation of risk premium of social overhead capital in consideration of the decision-making process under risk.- A Study of Nishihara Village’s Disaster Response in the Kumamoto Earthquake and the Disaster Victims’ Perception of Life Recovery and Assessment of Health.- Smart Cities for Recovery and Reconstruction in the Aftermath of a Disaster.

Chisato Asahi,  Division of Urban Policy, Tokyo Metropolitan University

• Part 1: From Vulnerable to Resilient: a Framework for Regional Context.- Sustainability and Vulnerability: Well-Being in the Geo-, Eco- and Socio-Environment.- Building Resilience for Vulnerability.- Part 2: Case Study and Issues.- Sustainable Activities for Rural Development.- Small Activities to Transmit Environmental and Cultural Resources: The Case of the Takasegawa River in Kyoto.- Management of depopulated areas viewed as concept of GES-environment: The case of Kumogahata in Kyoto.- Resident’s Awareness about Inheritance of Greenery in Gardens.- Part 3: Design and Policy for a Resilient Regional System.- Types of Social Enterprises and Various Social Problems.- Overviews of waste management policies in Japan.- Methods of Environmental Risk Management for Land Contamination Problems:Suggestions for Japan.- The Role of Parks in the Inheritance of Regional Memories of Disasters.- Measuring the Public Supply of Private Hedges for Disaster Prevention.- Part 4:Evaluation of Regional Vulnerability and Resilience.- Environmental Valuation Considering Dual Aspects of an Urban Waterside Area.- Economic evaluation of risk premium of social overhead capital in consideration of the decision-making process under risk.- A Study of Nishihara Village’s Disaster Response in the Kumamoto Earthquake and the Disaster Victims’ Perception of Life Recovery and Assessment of Health.- Smart Cities for Recovery and Reconstruction in the Aftermath of a Disaster.