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Afghanistan

Shelter & NFIs Cluster

26 -Aug-2014


8,128 shelters by 31 December 2014


8,128 shelters by 31 October not December


these 8,128 shelters would be based on the Shelter Guidelines…


CATEGORY A SHELTER NEEDSA reassessment of Category A flood induced shelter needs was undertaken by between 15 July and 14 August 2014 by joint teams from national and international NGOs and UN agencies.

Re-Assessment Conducted:

• In 32 district reassessment is complete.• In 16 districts assessments had sufficiently recent data

and did not require reassessment.• 9 locations were inaccessible due to security concerns

and were assumed to be unchanged from initial assessment.


No Agencies # of Assessment Conducted Provinces

1 NRC 8 Faryab, Sari Pol, Balkh2 CONCERN 5 Takhar, Badakhshan3 ZOA 5 Sari Pol4 ACTED 2 Baghlan, Badakhshan5 FOCUS 1 Baghlan6 SHA 2 Baghlan7 PEVO 2 Baghlan8 Save the Children 1 Faryab9 WHH 1 Jawzjan

10 PIN 3 Balkh, Jawzjan11 CWS 2 Jawzjan12 ORD 1 Faryab13 AfghanAid 1 Samangan14 Soliderities 1 Samangan15 AHEAD 2 Samangan16 UNHCR 1 Faryab17 WFP 1 Faryab18 CHA 1 Faryab19 IOM 6 Takhar, Badakhshan, Faryab, Baghlan

Number of Assessment Conducted by Agencies


Summary of Findings:

• In 11 districts the initial assessment had underestimated the number of Cat A

• In 18 districts the initial assessment had overestimated the number of Cat A

• In 18 districts there was no change between initial and reassessed numbers

Initial Findings New Findings Gaps8,164 6,579 5,638


Summary by ProvincesNo Provinces Initial

FindingsRe-Assessment

FindingsHouses

Constructed Funded Gaps

1 Faryab 1,433 828 16 0 8122 Sari Pol 727 790 17 540 2333 Jawzjan 2,976 1,760 0 170 1,5904 Balkh 794 864 4 194 6665 Samangan 537 446 0 0 4466 Baghlan 867 985 0 0 9857 Takhar 330 330 0 0 3308 Badakhshan 500 576 0 0 576

Total 8,164 6,579 37 904 5,638


Summary by DistrictNo Province District

Total Affected Familes

Initial Findings (Cat A)

Re-Assessment Findings (Cat A)

Shelter Constrcuted Funded Gaps

1

Faryab

Dawlatabad 486 180 180 9 0 1712 Qorghan 92 92 8 0 0 83 Pashtonkot 585 239 233 0 0 2334 Shirintagab 881 398 320 0 0 3205 Gurziwan 74 74 74 0 0 746 Maimana City 131 19 7 7 0 07 Almar 86 0 0 0 0 08 Qaysar 223 153 0 0 0 09 Khoja Sabzposh 371 275 3 0 0 3

10 Bilcheragh 292 3 3 0 0 311

Sar-e-Pol

Sazma Qala 311 143 135 0 106 2912 Sayad 500 256 232 0 186 4613 Gosfandi 101 60 60 0 60 014 Kohistanat 0 0 22 0 22 015 Balkhab 33 12 26 0 26 016 Sar-e-Pol City 640 256 315 17 140 15817

Jowzjan

Khoja Doko 2100 1788 871 0 170 70118 Sheberghan 82 82 6 0 0 619 Aqcha 40 40 46 0 0 4620 Fayzabad 511 511 281 0 0 28121 Qoshtepa 1145 445 446 0 0 44622 Darzab 336 110 110 0 0 110


23

Balkh

Khulm 604 505 477 4 194 27924 Sholgara 486 18 29 0 0 2925 Chimtal 256 198 198 0 0 19826 Keshendeh 0 20 110 0 0 11027 Chahar Bolak 80 42 42 0 0 4228 Charkent 8 3 8 0 0 829 Zari 14 8 0 0 0 0

30

Samangan

Khoram o Sarbagh 477 250 204 0 0 204

31 Ruy Do Ab 317 204 176 0 0 176

32 Dar-e-Sof Payen 86 26 26 0 0 26

33 Dar-e-Sof Bala 100 21 21 0 0 21

34 Hazrat Sultan 55 17 13 0 0 1335 Aybak 117 19 6 0 0 6

36

Baghlan

Guzargahi Nur 789 609 607 0 0 607

37 Poli Khumri 192 118 304 0 0 30438 Doshi 176 75 26 0 0 2639 Tala o Barfak 65 48 0 0 48


40Takhar

Ishkamish 212 212 212 0 0 212

41 Dasht-e-Qala 118 118 118 0 0 118

42

Badakhshan

Argo (Abe Barek) 700 350 350 0 0 350

43 Argo 98 58 84 0 0 8444 Kishem 74 32 9 0 0 945 Yawan 86 32 95 0 0 9546 Yamgan 18 18 18 0 0 1847 Warduj 10 10 20 0 0 20Total 14,093 8,164 6,579 37 904 5.638


We have 93 days in Sept, Oct and Nov hence5,638/93 = 61 shelters/day.

Note: We seem to have constructed 37 shelters to date and have funding for a further 904.

904/90 = 10 shelters/day.

Initial Findings New Findings Gaps8,164 6,579 5,638


So what do we do?


So what do we do?

1) Inaccessible: these are at least 674 being done by ARCS/IFRC. I need to meet to discuss. With ARCS/IFRC.

2) Prioritise: Altitude and size, maybe Cat 1+3) Make what we have go further: two room to a

one room, economise on foundations, verify the heating requirements for shelter design (increased numbers by 25-30%)

4) NFI winter plan and stocks.


So what do we do?

5. We probably want to omit latrines..... (add another 15%)

6. We need to foster host families (perhaps 10-15% of the gap number)

7. We need to focus on in field DRR (add 5%-10%)


So what do we do?


8. We probably need to move to a location based rather than a resource based system

9. Carefully monitor the Cat 1 (5% reduction of gap number)

So what do we do?


10. Encourage recycling and self community self reliance/resilience.

11.Carefully prioritise

So what do we do?


a) 5,638 gapb) -674 inaccessiblec) 10-15% reductiond) 5% reduction

3,972 provisional gap

I. 904 fundedII. 25-30% increaseIII. 15% increaseIV. 5-10% increase

500 more funded under the current funding

Best scenario...........


a) 5,638 gapb) -674 inaccessiblec) 10-15% reductiond) 5% reduction

3,972 provisional gap

I. 904 fundedII. 25-30% increaseIII. 15% increaseIV. 5-10% increase

500 more shelters under the current funding

Best scenario...........

3,972-500= around a 3,500 GAP.We need more funding


Relocation Groups from field reports:1) In the case of Abi Barrak, Argo district it is understood that a site for 700 shelters and associated infrastructure has been secured with a view to project completion by 30 November 2014 but neither allocation of land nor preparation of the site has begun. 2) In the case of Aijil, Yawan district (95 Cat A) it is understood that land has been purchase by the authorities and allocation will start within a matter of days, by 17 August.3) In the case of Gawad, Balkhab (66 Cat A) district it is understood that CDCs have identified land for relocation but the process of transfer of ownership has not begun.4-6) No durable solutions are evident for 3 other groups in Ishkamish (212 Cat A), Pashtoonkot (13 Cat A) and Rostaq (118 Cat A)


Relocation Groups from RAF database

No Province District Initial Findings (Cat A)

Re-Assessment Findings (Cat A) Funded Gaps Assessment

Conducted By

1 Badakhshan

Argo 350 350 0 350 CONCERN

2 Yawan 32 95 0 95 CONCERN

3 Takhar

Ishkamish 212 212 0 212 CONCERN, IOM

4 Dasht-e-Qala 118 118 0 118 CONCERN, IOM

5 Sar-e-Pol Balkhab 0 66 0 66 ZOA

6 Faryab Pashtonkot 78 78 0 78 NRC

7 Baghlan Guzargahi Nur 609 ? 0 609 SHA, PEVO

Total 1399 919 0 1528

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