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9. Joint Shelter Strategy

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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Sections

  • 1

    Joint Shelter Strategy

    The Joint Shelter Strategy focuses on collaboratively addressing the housing needs of vulnerable populations through coordinated efforts among NGOs and UNHCR.

  • 1.1

    Key Issues Addressed In Shelter Strategy

    This section discusses the critical issues in developing a comprehensive shelter strategy for vulnerable populations, focusing on target group selection, shelter design, and integration of livelihood assistance.

  • 1.2

    Target Group Selection

    This section discusses the importance of target group selection in humanitarian assistance, focusing on ensuring access for the most vulnerable populations.

  • 1.3

    Shelter And Livelihood Integration

    This section discusses the integration of shelter provision and livelihood assistance within displaced communities, focusing on security, design, and the need for collaborative efforts.

  • 2

    Household Selection Criteria

    This section discusses the criteria used in selecting households for shelter assistance, emphasizing the need to address the vulnerabilities of various groups.

  • 2.1

    Security In Area Of Return

    This section discusses the importance of security during the return of displaced individuals and outlines strategies for establishing effective shelter solutions tailored to vulnerable populations.

  • 2.2

    Willingness To Return

    This section explores the collaborative efforts in developing a joint shelter strategy, focusing on the target group selection and challenges in ensuring durable shelter solutions for vulnerable populations.

  • 2.3

    Land Or House Ownership

    The section discusses the complexities surrounding land and house ownership in disaster-affected areas, emphasizing the need for strategic planning in shelter provision and livelihood integration.

  • 2.4

    Resource Availability And Prioritization

    This section highlights the importance of resource availability and the need for prioritization in providing shelter for vulnerable groups, addressing both immediate housing and long-term livelihood solutions.

  • 3

    Shelter Design Considerations

    This section discusses the critical factors involved in shelter design to ensure accessibility and support for vulnerable populations during crises.

  • 3.1

    Owner-Driven Practices

    This section explores the importance of owner-driven practices in providing and upgrading shelters for vulnerable populations affected by disasters.

  • 3.2

    Incremental Upgrading Of Structures

    This section discusses the processes involved in upgrading temporary shelters to permanent homes while addressing the needs of vulnerable populations.

  • 3.3

    Analysis Of Shelter Typologies

    The section discusses the collaborative efforts in developing shelter strategies for vulnerable populations, emphasizing design considerations, security, and livelihoods.

  • 4

    Guidelines For Shelter Production

    This section outlines the guidelines and strategies for effective shelter production targeting vulnerable groups, integrating livelihood assistance, and ensuring sustainable design.

  • 4.1

    Building Timeframes

    This section outlines the considerations and strategies involved in developing reliable shelter solutions for vulnerable populations, focusing on the integration of design, construction, and livelihood.

  • 4.2

    Material Requirements

    This section details the collaborative efforts to develop shelter strategies for vulnerable populations, focusing on household selection, design, and integration of livelihood assistance.

  • 4.3

    Community Involvement In Shelter Construction

    This section discusses the importance of community involvement in the construction of shelters, focusing on strategies for addressing vulnerabilities and integrating livelihood assistance.

  • 5

    Feedback And Adaptation

    The section discusses the importance of feedback and adaptation in shelter provision for vulnerable populations, focusing on strategies that integrate livelihood assistance and community needs.

  • 5.1

    Prototype Adjustments

    This section explores the coordination between NGOs and the UNHCR in developing a shelter strategy that addresses the needs of vulnerable populations affected by crises.

  • 5.2

    Community Engagement In Shelter Completion

    This section discusses the importance of community engagement in developing and completing shelter strategies in post-disaster scenarios.

  • 6

    Impact Of Personalization In Shelter Upgrades

    This section discusses the importance of personalization in shelter upgrades and its implications for vulnerable populations, focusing on strategies for improving shelter design and integration of livelihood assistance.

  • 6.1

    Cultural And Economic Factors

    This section explores the interplay between cultural and economic aspects in providing shelter for vulnerable groups, highlighting challenges and strategies in humanitarian assistance.

References

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What we have learnt

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