4 - 5 May 2006 | Geneva | hosted by IFRC

Shelter Module updateJérôme MichonMSF-BTom CorsellisShelter Centre

followed by: Guatemala, Bangladesh and the PhilippinesGraham Saunders, CRS

4 - 5 May 2006 | Geneva | hosted by IFRC

Shelter Module session

this session is structured as follows:

a. strategy for Shelter ModuleShelter Centre

b. feedback on standardsMSF-B

c. future work on the Shelter ModuleShelter Centre

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a. Shelter Module strategy

overviewthe product to develop, test, and publish a specification for a new transitional family shelter, will be undertaken in two phases involving a consortium

phase 1, funded by USAID/OFDA, to develop and agree shelter specifications for Shelter Module

phase 2, funded by DFID, will develop and test prototypes, concluding with technical specifications for publication

timelinephase 1 concludes at this Shelter Meeting

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a. Shelter Module strategy

as part of phase 1, standards were circulated to elicit comments and feedback from the working group

should the shelter kit be designed to fit on a euro pallet?

shelf life when stockpiled?

what should be the target weight?

a. logistics standards and indicatorsb. physical standards and indicatorsc. social standards and indicators

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feedback sheets

name and contact details

express your level of interest

comments or suggestions?

please leave the sheets for us to collect!

b. Shelter Module feedbackin yourfolders

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feedback so far from ECHO, and from the consortium,which currently includes DFID, USAID, JICA, IFRC, MSF-I and Oxfam GB

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‘a pallet shaped pack would not be as easy to handle manually compared to long type cartons/packs’

‘at least 50% of the covered space should be walkable, compared to Sphere’s 33%’

‘how can covering last 18 months? this is more than plastic sheeting’

‘covering should last at least 24 months’

‘should have water-safe & fireproof opening for chimney’

‘what are minimal negative environmental impacts?’

‘colour affects interior light, and colour of light has a psychological impact’

a3.2 packing

b1.1 usable area

b3.1 durability

b6.2 ventilation

b9.3 toxicity

b10 colour

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b. Shelter Module feedback

as part of phase 1, standards were circulated to elicit comments and feedback from the working group

should the shelter kit be designed to fit on a euro pallet?

shelf life when stockpiled?

what should be the target weight?

a. logistics standards and indicatorsb. physical standards and indicatorsc. social standards and indicators

photo: http://www.auswaertiges-amt.de

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a. logisticsstandardsand indicators

Shelter Centre recommends…

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b. Shelter Module feedback

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what colour should the fly be? the liner??

what standards should the shelter meet?

how long should the covering last? the frame??

as part of phase 1, standards were circulated to elicit comments and feedback from the working group

a. logistics standards and indicatorsb. physical standards and indicatorsc. social standards and indicators

b. Shelter Module feedback

feedback at:

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Shelter Module previous

b. physicalstandardsand indicators

Shelter Centrerecommends…

feedback from you

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should tools be distributed with the tent?

how many people should it take to set up the shelter?

should there be a privacy wall?

as part of phase 1, standards were circulated to elicit comments and feedback from the working group

a. logistics standards and indicatorsb. physical standards and indicatorsc. social standards and indicators

b. Shelter Module feedback

feedback at:

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c. socialstandardsand indicators

Shelter Centrerecommends…

feedback from you

b. Shelter Module feedback

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c. Shelter Module future work

as with previous summers, Shelter Centre volunteers will be undertaking further development of the 3rd generation emergency family shelter

the focus will be on a modular cladding solution made of standardised plastic sheeting and a modular joint

what should be the focus for the intern team this summer? example joints from the MSF-Transfer

logistics warehouse in Brussels

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panels made of UNHCR plastic sheeting

optional flu aperture for cold climates

translucent gables for interior lighting

extendable

frame-1½” x 1.8m tubes

- floor area meets Sphere standards for family of 6

-welded or cast stainless steel joints (design allows for extending lengthways and sideways)

fly- UNHCR plastic sheeting panels

- trenching flaps

c. Shelter Module future work

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inter locking plastic sheeting panels

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Shelter Module consortium currently includes:

DFID, USAID, JICA, IFRC, MSF and Oxfam GB

Shelter Module working group currently includes:

ECHO, SDC-HA, UN-Habitat, UN/OCHA, AMURT International, Caritas Austria, CRS, MSF – International, Provention Consortium, Shelter For Life, The Sphere Project

progress by the working group can be followed at:www.sheltercentre.org/blog

not part of the working group?email info@sheltercentre.org to change your

organisation’s level of involvement

c. Shelter Module future work

Shelter Centre is currently seeking funding for the development of a winterised option

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