Great to join conversations about how to support self-recovery, in particular considering climate change #humanitarian#shelter#GSCmeeting23 https://t.co/3T31qfsAHZ
Breakout time! Participants split into groups to discuss humanitarian coordination to advance the HDP nexus, recovery in the context of climate change, considering solutions from the start in conflict contexts, localization, and urban contexts. #GSCmeeting23
Amazing to see old and new like-minded people working in humanitarian shelter and settlement, feel our shared motivation for wider impact on lives of vulnerable people. 💬Great conversations, pushing boundaries🧐, sharing ideas💡, and calling for action 🎯 @UKShelterForum♥️
SAVE THE DATE! The Global Shelter Cluster’s Recovery Community of Practice is holding a learning event this coming Wednesday, 17 May, to discuss evaluating the impacts of shelter assistance. For more information, visit https://t.co/bLAreGeUnI.
@SueWebbUK@CARE
It’s a proven fact that people are less likely to become ill when they have access to safe and durable shelter solutions. Read more about the relationship between shelter and health at https://t.co/Rrb7aGxq1N. #WorldHealthDay
Humanitarian sectors can and should work together to promote and support the well-being of people living through disasters and crises. Living conditions matter! Read the report of a recent multi-sector learning event https://t.co/0YhUmxHecD
#Congratulations to all the participants who completed the second cohort of 2022 of the Oxford Brookes University accredited course on Humanitarian Shelter Coordination Training in Geneva.
📅 Upcoming training dates will be announced on our website: https://t.co/nbJtJsvAQM
Humanitarian sheltering is lifesaving and supports #mentalhealth Everyone should have access to adequate living conditions Read more here https://t.co/Gv69pIje3f
It’s tomorrow! Register today to join a free online learning event on how integrated #Shelter, #WASH and #MHPSS humanitarian programming can support health and #well-being. https://t.co/S8Ky7ciNXC
With ever-increasing humanitarian needs and over-stretched resources, it seems timely to discuss how programming can try to better support affected populations’ health and well-being. Join us on 21st September. Book now https://t.co/S8Ky7ciNXC
Absolutely agree @arwinsoelaksono . For those wishing to learn more about a shelter self-recovery approach to humanitarian support, please see Pathways Home: Guidance for Supporting Shelter Self-recovery. https://t.co/zhD3dc3U1c
(1/3) #Housing self-recovery approach gives more options to the affected people to rebuild their houses based on their preference which resulted in better quality and sustainability. One of the choices➡️ traditional house which is culturally acceptable #postdisaster@compassion🧵
And @SahatZia_Hero contributed two fantastic photographs for our #humanitarian Shelter self-recovery guidance publication Pathways Home https://t.co/zhD3dc3U1c
Living conditions during and after #humanitarian crises affect people’s health and well-being. Join us on 21st September to discuss how #Shelter, #WASH and #MHPSS integrated programming can support well-being and recovery. https://t.co/S8Ky7ciNXC
Join us on 21st September to discuss how integrated humanitarian programming can support #health and #Wellbeing#shelter#WASH#MHPSS https://t.co/JWY1xenJO2