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With the increase in displacement cases and their frequency at a high rate; The needs of those affected have multiplied to search for an alternative shelter to preserve their lives and their children and give them a decent life. This requires providing sleeping aids, clothing, heating tools and other basic non-food living materials in every shelter, as this assistance is provided to the displaced and the affected non-displaced alike.

Number of beneficiaries: 13,566

:Shelter and non-food items programme

The Shelter Program aims to provide safe shelter for internally displaced persons by providing healthy living conditions with privacy and dignity to groups of people and families. This occurs in various forms such as camps, temporary or permanent housing. Other components of the program include the distribution of non-food items for daily living such as seasonal clothing, cooking equipment, shelter kits and heaters

Areas of expertise:

1.Community

2. Distribution of non-food items to people in emergency situations: rapid response, taking into account the accuracy of the needs assessment and the quality of the response

3. Supporting transitional shelter: The shelter needs to stabilize the displaced within collective centers and camps.

4.Provide stable shelter interventions: support return to place of origin when conditions are suitable for rehabilitation of damaged homes and buildings

5. Adequate emergency preparedness: Develop an emergency response plan by ensuring access to elements and procedures designed for appropriate interventions.

Program history

The first program to support returning and displaced families was launched in Diyala Governorate, repairing and rehabilitating 60 homes, with the support and funding of the (SELAVIP) organization, in the areas of Diyala, Al-Muqdadiya, Nofal Village - Al-Tala’a - Hamada Village - Al-Akidat Village. The number of families benefiting from the project reached (360), and the houses were repaired and rehabilitated.

Program projects

.Rapid response mechanism
.Rapid response network with wide coverage and well-equipped
Qualified and experienced field staff
Various intervention activities
.Strong relationships with local actors due to local acceptance
Program projects
The voice of the voiceless
Rehabilitation and distribution of non-food baskets

:The logic of the program

Home repair and rehabilitation within the “Bothoor Alkhayr” emergency response consists of 40 volunteers in different areas inside Iraq, who submit weekly reports on changes related to the humanitarian situation in their area, including new increases in the number of internally displaced persons. This report is sent to the program team that determines The best course of action required to correct the emergency. Examples of results include the distribution of non-food baskets consisting of kitchen sets, mattresses, solar lamps, and kerosene heaters, as well as other basic requirements, in addition to coordination with other programmes, such as livelihoods, food security, protection, water and sanitation programmes, to inform them of any issues needed. To be referred to them, such as open sanitation systems. Communication with the cluster is vital, to ensure that there is no duplication of any efforts and in line with capacity building, the Shelter and NFI Program seeks to further develop the rapid response network to expand coverage in order to reach accessible areas, thus increasing the number of beneficiaries, in order to achieve results Sustainable