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Here, new guidance for shelter self-recovery is presented. Furthermore, the lack of high-quality data for impact evaluation is addressed.
The international humanitarian shelter sector is increasingly adopting what is called a ‘self-recovery’ approach that gives much greater choice and agency to disaster-affected households regarding...
This document was originally published on the official website of the Global Shelter Cluster at: https://www.sheltercluster.org/.
This booklet...
This toolkit aims to help shelter practitioners to mainstream Gender-Based Violence risk mitigation into their shelter programming, ultimately helping to safeguard the health, security, privacy...
Should all humanitarian interventions be directed towards the promotion of health and wellbeing and the alleviation of suffering? Should health be the bridge that links the humanitarian sectors...
The Shelter and Mental Health Learning Event in May 2021, Doing More and Doing Better, explored the connections between living conditions, Shelter and Settlements activities and mental health to...
When emergencies strike, CARE works to meet people’s basic shelter needs: protection from the elements, security and a base for their livelihoods. CARE’s approach to shelter creates an enabling...