Settlements approach guidance note: where boundaries and action merge

Published 2020
Type Response guidance
Theme Accountability to Affected Populations, Humanitarian Assistance, Inter-Cluster Coordination
Language English
Pages: 69
Uploader Mathilde Girardet
Publisher(s) European Civil Protection, Humanitarian Operations (ECHO), Global Shelter Cluster
Sector(s)
Location(s) All Countries
Author(s) Hilmi Mohamed (InterAction), Seki Hirano (CRS), James Schell (Habitat for Humanity, formerly IMPACT Initiatives), Tulio Mateo (CRS), and Louise Thaller (IMPACT Initiatives), Jim Kennedy (independent shelter consultant), Fiona Kelling (independent shelter, land and housing consultant), Laura Heykoop (IOM), Gareth Lewis (NRC), Harriette Purchas (independent WASH and urban consultant), Giovanna Federici (NRC/CCCM), Eva Suarez (independent), Marina Angeloni (independent, expert in food security), and Anna Hirsch-Holland (independent), Louise Thaller (IMPACT Initiatives), Anna Hirsch-Holland (independent), and Tom Bamforth (Shelter Cluster).
Rights Urban Settlement Working Group, IMPACT Initiatives, InterAction, Catholic Relief Services (CRS), Global Shelter Cluster
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"The Settlements Approach Guidance Note consolidates current practices and experience, drawing on more than 30 case studies. It was collaboratively written and peer reviewed by subject-matter experts, under the auspices of the Global Shelter Cluster, with financial support from USAID Bureau of Humanitarian Assistance, and in consultation with and contribution from other cluster partners, NGOs and donors. We hope it is a base for further discussion and operationalisation in appropriate contexts, including better collaboration between sectoral actors, national and international stakeholders, and humanitarian and development agencies." (the Urban Settlements Working Group)