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The development of a joint shelter strategy by the Irish NGO and UNHCR addresses the essential needs of displaced populations through targeted shelter provision, considering the vulnerabilities of specific groups. The strategy emphasizes community participation, promoting livelihoods alongside temporary shelter construction, and emphasizes the importance of adapting shelter designs for increased stability and transportability. Personalization and quick deployment of shelters cater to local needs while also facilitating gradual upgrades to permanent housing solutions.
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Term: Joint Shelter Strategy
Definition: A coordinated approach between NGOS and UN agencies to address the shelter needs of displaced populations.
Term: Vulnerable Populations
Definition: Groups such as women-headed families and the elderly who require prioritized assistance due to their specific challenges.
Term: Ownerdriven Reconstruction
Definition: A practice where affected communities are involved in the design and construction of their shelters, fostering a sense of ownership.
Term: Incremental Upgrade
Definition: The process of gradually improving temporary housing into permanent structures using locally available materials.
Term: Livelihood Assistance
Definition: Support provided to individuals to help them secure a means of living, complementing shelter assistance.