Programme concept. Proposed programme concept, not yet an operating project. Locations, budgets and partners are confirmed through feasibility and partner agreements.
Programme overview
A recovery concept for communities affected by disasters, conflict or displacement, linking civilian humanitarian support to reconstruction of homes, water systems, schools and clinics and to livelihood recovery.
Intended community benefits
- Faster transition from relief to recovery
- Rebuilt homes and services
- Restored livelihoods
- Stronger social cohesion
The problem
After a crisis, emergency aid often ends before communities have rebuilt, leaving families in prolonged hardship.
Proposed interventions
- Damage and needs assessment
- Transitional shelter and reconstruction
- WASH and health facility rehabilitation
- Cash-for-work
- Psychosocial support through specialist partners
Delivery and operating model
Delivery model
Coordinated with national authorities and humanitarian clusters, using conflict-sensitive and build-back-better approaches. Strictly civilian and non-combat.
Sustainable operating model
Rebuilt facilities return to public or community ownership with maintenance plans; livelihood support links to longer-term programmes.
Beneficiaries and partners
Target beneficiary groups
Displaced familiesVulnerable householdsChildren & schoolsRural communities
Potential partners
Disaster and recovery agenciesUN and humanitarian organisationsConstruction firmsPeacebuilding and psychosocial specialists
Proposed impact indicators
- Homes and facilities rebuilt
- People with restored income
- Time from crisis to recovery
- Community cohesion measures
Related SDGs
SDG 11 Sustainable Cities and CommunitiesSDG 1 No PovertySDG 16 Peace, Justice and Strong InstitutionsSDG 6 Clean Water and Sanitation
