Hunnarshala Foundation
  • Community Empowerment
    • Rural Communities >
      • Demonstration House after Bam Earthquake, Iran
      • Indira Awas Yojana
      • Interim Shelter Initiative in Jammu and Kashmir
      • Kutch Earthquake Rehabilitation
      • Kosi Flood Rehabilitation
      • Muzaffarnagar Post-Riot Rehabilitation
      • Owner Driven Reconstruction Collaborative, Nepal
      • Shaam-e-Sarhad Village Resort
      • Tsunami Rehabilitation in Aceh, Indonesia
    • Urban Communities >
      • Urban Slum Redevelopment
    • Institutional >
      • Alma Mater
      • GIC Baram
      • Moving School
      • Office and Research Centre for BPUMS
    • AinA Series of Workshops >
      • Documentation
      • Lime Workshop July 2019
      • Lime Workshop Nov-Dec 2019
      • AinA Workshops- Mailing List
  • Sankalan - Artisan Empowerment
    • Artisan Enterprises
    • Technology Interventions >
      • Recycling Sewage
      • Hunnarshala Campus
      • Restoration of Mud Forts
      • Khamir Craft Facility
    • Training Programs
    • Covid -19 Response Products
  • Karigarshala

PARTNER ORGANISATIONS

  • Kutch Mahila Vikas Sangathan
  • Sahjeevan
  • Urban Setu
  • Arid Communities and Technologies 
  • People in Centre Consulting
  • Dustudio
  • Thumb Impressions Collaborative
  • Kutch Nav Nirman Abhiyan
  • Owner Driven Reconstruction Collaborative
  • Asian Coalition for Housing Rights
  • Community Architects Network 
  • Gubbi: Alliance for Sustainable Habitat
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COMMUNITY ARCHITECTS NETWORK (CAN) is a regional network of community architects and planners, engineers, young professionals, lecturers and academic institutes in Asian countries. Established in 2010, the network has been supporting community-driven projects under the Asian Coalition for Community Action programme (ACCA) regarding people housing, city-wide upgrading, and recovery from disasters. We believe the role of community architects is to build the capacity of people, by participatory design and planning process to make people be their own solution.  

Since 2010 as the network and networking started, there are 27 groups of young professionalin 17 Asian countries involving by working on participatory design and planning, city-wide mapping and surveys, seeking design solution to improve quality of life and health of community, as well as training community builders.

For more information about CAN visit their website at communityarchitectsnetwork.info


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