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Featured Documents

IFRC Shelter Kit flyer

[ 4.47M ] pdf

The IFRC Shelter Kit flyer provides individuals and families who receive the shelter tool kit basic guidance on how to use the kit and tarpaulins to build a range of structures, and fire safety.
The Sphere Handbook: Humanitarian Charter and Minimum Standards in Humanitarian Response (2018)

[ 5.98M ] pdf

The Sphere Project, now known as Sphere, was created in 1997 by a group of humanitarian non-governmental organisations and the Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement. Its aim was to improve the quality of their humanitarian responses and to be accountable for their actions. The Sphere philosophy is based on two core beliefs:

1. People affected by disaster or conflict have the right to life...
Tropical Cyclone Winston Response Lessons Learned

[ 7.99M ] pdf

The purpose of this document is to capture the key lessons of the shelter cluster response to Tropical Cyclone Winston. These lessons are intended to inform the future development of the Shelter Cluster in Fiji.

The report reflects on:
- Process and recommendation for Shelter Cluster Fiji lessons learned workshop
- Cluster performance monitoring process outcomes

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Overview

June 2020

2020

Highlights

The objective of the Pacific Shelter Cluster is to support a coherent and effective humanitarian shelter response following disaster events in Pacific Island Countries, underpinned by preparedness and capacity building initiatives. The regional coordination team led by International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) in accordance with its global shelter cluster mandate, prioritises provision of support to country-level clusters across the Pacific according to their specific needs. Much of this support is provided to National Governments who are responsible for humanitarian response in their countries.

In the first half of 2020, the Pacific Shelter Cluster responded to requests from national governments to support national shelter clusters with the coordination of three country-level emergency responses in Vanuatu and Fiji reaching around 15,530 households (77,770 people) with emergency shelter and essential household items, and technical assistance in terms of safe shelter awareness, trainings and workshops. Recovery shelter guidance was developed as a part of the TC Harold response, seeking to link humanitarian shelter with longer term recovery processes. The Pacific Shelter Cluster also inputted into the Pacific Humanitarian Team (PHT) COVID-19 Response Plan which covers 14 Pacific Island Countries, and continue to support preparedness initiatives detailed below.

If you wish to contribute updates for inclusion in this factsheet, please contact filipe.waqabitu@ifrc.org or robert.dodds@ifrc.org

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Coordination Team

Filipe Waqabitu
Pacific Shelter Officer
International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies
+679 9981774
Filipe.WAQABITU@IFRC.org
Robert Dodds
Pacific Shelter Cluster Coordinator
International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies
Mob: +679 998 0173
robert.dodds@ifrc.org

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Featured Documents

IFRC Shelter Kit flyer

The Sphere Handbook: Humanitarian Charter and Minimum Standards in Humanitarian Response (2018)

Tropical Cyclone Winston Response Lessons Learned

Overview

Highlights

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Coordination Team