Explore key objectives of the Tanna Shelter Cluster meeting held in May 2015. Learn about the initiatives taken to provide emergency shelter, reconstruction assistance, and investments in safer community buildings. Gain insights into the vulnerability assessments and repair progress post-Cyclone Pam.
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Cluster 3 objectives CLUSTER OBJECTIVE 1: Provide emergency shelter and non-food items for people whose houses have been partially damaged or destroyed. CLUSTER OBJECTIVE 2: Assist affected people with repair and reconstruction of houses, water and sanitation facilities. CLUSTER OBJECTIVE 3: Investment in safer community buildings
2.IM update Tanna distribution as 20/05 INITIAL TOTAL CASELOAD (Damaged & Destroyed HH) Total HH for Tarps Total HH for Shelter Awareness* 5 108 8 216 1 054 Total HH for Shelter Reconstruction Activities* 950 Total HH for Shelter Repair Materials* Total HH for Shelter Tool Kits Total HH for Kitchen Sets Total HH for Blankets Total HH for Solar Lamp 3 410 8 650 5 052 13 922 2 566
3.1 Shelter & Settlement vulnerability assessment Overall, 35% reported that their household included one or more pregnant or lactating woman, 33% included a person with a chronic illness, and 15% included a person with a disability.
3.1 Shelter & Settlement vulnerability assessment 29% of households reported that they were continuing to host displaced friends and / or family members in their shelter. 42 in Eromango, 33 in Aniwa 34 in Tanna rural 44 in Lenake
3.1 Shelter & Settlement vulnerability assessment Overall, 81% of households throughout the affected area reported that their shelter had sustained some level of damage as a result of Cyclone Pam. 91 in Eromango, 68 in Aniwa 91 in Tanna rural 93 in Lenake
3.1 Shelter & Settlement vulnerability assessment 72% of households reported that they had completed substantial repair / reconstruction work on their shelter by the time of assessment5. 85 in Eromango, 85 in Aniwa 67 in Tanna rural 68 in Lenake
3.1 Shelter Recovery programming and incoming intervention survey The "PAM Shelter Intervention survey" will help to get a better overview over plans for durable shelter interventions. It will contribute to developing the Shelter Cluster strategy further . The cluster will hold a meeting with cluster partners to discuss the findings. This is an opportunity for self-reflection by the cluster, identifying areas that are working well and those that require attention. Individual answers will remain confidential and will not be shared outside of the team without your consent.
3.1 Shelter Recovery programming and incoming intervention survey 1. Do you feel there are still emergency shelter gaps in your area(s) of intervention? 2. In which islands/provinces are you working or planning to work? 3. Which type of shelter interventions are you planning or implementing at household level? 4. Which type of shelter interventions are you planning or implementing at community level? 5. Which Building Back Better-Safer - activities are you planning or implementing? 6. Which type of additional activities are you planning or implementing?
3.1 Shelter Recovery programming and incoming intervention survey 7. How many households are you targeting? 8. What is the intended timeframe of your interventions? 9. What is the indicative budget for you programming related to shelter programming and related activities? 10. Has the funding been secured to cover this target? 11. Have you already finalized your shelter recovery plan of action and budget, if not, when would it be available? 12. Are you collecting disaggregated data on beneficiaries? 13. Are you targeting specifically vulnerable beneficiaries? 14. What human resource capacity do you have in-country? 15. If you are an international organisation (UN, INGO), do you work in partnership with a local organisation ?
3.1 Shelter Recovery programming and incoming intervention survey 16. Where are your main operational offices? 17. Please select up to three critical technical issues you might face in your shelter recovery programming 18. Does the cluster provide you with the technical guidance you need? 19. Does the cluster provide you with the information management services that you need? 20. Is it easy to find the information you need on the Cluster website? 21. Related to this survey objective, is there any other issue you would like us to know about?
3.4 VAT for shelter material Reported information (not confirmed) from Logistic cluster that VAT exemption for shelter material will end on June 12th
3.5 Scoping for Shelter Lessons Learned workshop on Thursday 28/05 Will help to feed on general Lessons Learned workshop to be held on June 24 & 25 Shelter LL workshop will be chair by PWD in their office next Thursday 28 3 key questions: What we have done? What worked well? What we need to be improved?
