National Shelter & NFI Cluster Coordination including KR-I and Mosul Agenda Introductions Climatisation Guidelines Cash and beneficiary selection Urban Recovery Shelter Project in Ramadi  Out-of-Camp Response West Mosul - Shelter & NFI Camps AOB - IHPF 2017 Allocation Wednesday, 29th March 2017 http://sheltercluster.org/response/iraq

1. Cluster Team Structure Richard Evans - UNHCR National Cluster Coordinator +964 (0) 771 994 5694 coord.iraq@sheltercluster.org Michel Tia - IOM Information Management Officer - National +964 (0) 750 021 1720 im2.iraq@sheltercluster.org Cornelius Weira - IOM Sub National Co-Chair - Centre and South Mobile +964 (0) 751 234 2548 coord4.iraq@sheltercluster.org Michael Gloeckle - NRC National Co-Chair - Technical Coordinator +964 (0) 750 878 7793 coord2.iraq@sheltercluster.org Shada Qahoush- Catholic Relief Services Ninewa & Mosul Focal Point +964 (0) 751 755 8451 coordroving.iraq@sheltercluster.org Abdoulaye Dieye -NORCAP Assistant National IM Laurence West - UNHCR Sub National Coordinator – KRI Mobile + 964 771 911 0574 coord3.iraq@sheltercluster.org

2. Climatisation Guidelines – Seasonal Top Up Summer Top Up Items: Coolbox Shading Tarp plus framing material and fixings Bedsheets Water Jerrycan Winter Top Up Items: Blankets Thermal Roll Mat Carpet Kerosene Heater Kerosene Jerrycan Kerosene Mattress Winter Clothing Unrestricted or restricted cash assistance transfer values for seasonal top ups?

3. CWG: MPCA Partners Presence in East-Mosul UNHCR/UNICEF CCI

3. CWG: MPCA Activities in East Mosul 3 Market Assessments were conducted by different actors in different neighborhoods. Findings show that markets are functional and can accommodate a surge in demand. CCI partners: 433 Vulnerability Assessments in Al Intisar, still ongoing. 128 HHs received their payments this week, distributions will be rolled out on a regular basis. First round of PDMs towards mid-April Launched HH Assessments in al Quds and Al Karama. Modality: Money Transfer Agents (Hawalas) UNHCR and UNICEF: Vulnerability Assessments launched in Al Zahraa’ and Al Khadra Modality: Zain Mobile Money Transfers

United Nations Human Settlements Programme - Iraq Rehabilitation of Damaged Houses in Newly Liberated Areas in Iraq, Ramadi Content Assessment and Classification Selection of houses for Rehabilitation Execution through community-based approach Lessons Learned and Good Practices United Nations Human Settlements Programme - Iraq

Urban Recovery Activities United Nations Human Settlements Programme - Iraq

Project Brief: Urban Recovery Project in Ramadi Project Sites: Temeem and Kilo 7, Ramadi Beneficiaries: 489 Houses, 723 Families, 3419 Individuals Approach: Community Based-Approach United Nations Human Settlements Programme - Iraq

United Nations Human Settlements Programme - Iraq Pre-Assessment Area of assessment is selected based on confirmed information from relevant Government Institutions, S-NFI cluster, UN-Agencies and NGOs that this area is relatively safe and IDPs are willing to freely return or IDPs have started returning; In coordination with relevant government authorities at national, governorate and local levels, targeted communities are selected for assessment; Approval and area of assessment is sought from governing authority to proceed. United Nations Human Settlements Programme - Iraq

Assessment and Classification Community selected for assessment is marked in zones and numbering assigned to each house, for example: Zone A, B, C and House No. A1, B32 etc. A comprehensive building condition survey and assessment is conducted by civil engineers, the inspection focuses on two main building features: Exterior building conditions; components of the building envelope (i.e. structure, walls, roof, windows and doors, balconies) Connection to services; building connections to infrastructure networks (i.e. wastewater, domestic water supply, electricity) United Nations Human Settlements Programme - Iraq

United Nations Human Settlements Programme - Iraq Sample Project Site Map – Tameem, Ramadi United Nations Human Settlements Programme - Iraq

United Nations Human Settlements Programme - Iraq Classification of Damages In order to clearly categorise the buildings into various degrees of damage, UN- Habitat Engineers internally designed the below classification procedure: The evaluation procedure for each building feature is conducted and adhered to four rating criteria as follows: Good – No apparent problems visible Fair – Minor/Medium Repair: Minor/Medium repairable problems visible and structurally sound. Poor – Major Repair: Failure apparent including significant damages. Damaged – Replacement: Extensive damage or totally destroyed. The evaluation procedure of services for each building is conducted and adhered to three rating criteria as follows: Good – Connected to services with no or minor issues Poor – Connected to service with major problems No existent – Service not existent United Nations Human Settlements Programme - Iraq

Sample of data collected in section of Tameem, Ramadi Total Number of Houses Assessed 636 STRUCTURAL CONDITION No. % EXTERNAL CONDITION Good Buildings have no visible sign of damage or failure 18 3 Buildings have good exterior conditions with no failure or problems of any kind Fair Buildings show minor damage, structurally sound 127 20 Buildings have fair exterior conditions with minor to medium problems, slight cracks, damaged components that are repaired easily. Poor Buildings show severe cracking or damaged structural supporting elements. Buildings in critical state. 171 27 Buildings have a poor exterior condition with distinct signs of failure including cracks, damaged components which require major repair Damaged Buildings are totally destroyed 320 50 Buildings dilapidated exterior condition resulting in extensive damage Sample of data collected in section of Tameem, Ramadi United Nations Human Settlements Programme - Iraq

United Nations Human Settlements Programme - Iraq Building connected to wastewater network Total Number of Houses Assessed 636 CONDITION No % Good Buildings are connected to individual wastewater network/septic tanks and plumbing system is properly installed with minor or no leakages. 298 47 Poor Buildings are connected to the wastewater network and/or septic tanks with major leakage problems and/or blockages in plumbing system/not in use 338 53 Not Existent Buildings are not connected to a sewer and discharge their waste into open drains/on the street. United Nations Human Settlements Programme - Iraq

Key Considerations on Selection of Houses for Rehabilitation Cost of rehabilitation of houses that falls within the agency’s budget per house are selected. Further selection criteria is used when the total cost for selected houses is above project budget. The following are then considered using a points based system in consultation with the community- based committee: United Nations Human Settlements Programme - Iraq

United Nations Human Settlements Programme - Iraq Beneficiary Selection Criteria Female headed households Household with young pregnant female Number of infants under age 6 in the household Elderly (over age 60) headed household without support from children and relatives Household with a child with physical disability Household with a member who is under severe medical condition and needs constant life-saving treatment Household without income/financial assistance United Nations Human Settlements Programme - Iraq

Execution through Community-based Approach The community-based approach through the set-up and operation of community-based committees in the targeted communities to facilitate programme implementation. National NGO partner engaged to train community members on construction related technical skills training programme in relevant technical skills to maintain houses and basic community infrastructure executed under the project. Returnees engaged in rehabilitation/installation activities. Implementing contractors employ members of the communities which contributes to improve their livelihoods. United Nations Human Settlements Programme - Iraq

United Nations Human Settlements Programme - Iraq Lessons Learned and Good Practices Effective involvement of community members through community- based committees to ensure effective flow of communication between the project and communities. The established community-based committees ensure sustainable representing and coordinating with UN agencies and NGOs operating in the project area, contributing to facilitate returns to and recovery of Ramadi. Perception gap over compensation from the Government and rehabilitation support from the project. United Nations Human Settlements Programme - Iraq

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United Nations Human Settlements Programme - Iraq Questions? Thank You United Nations Human Settlements Programme - Iraq

5. Out-of-Camp Mapping Operational presence

5. Out-of-Camp Mapping Planned

6. West Mosul – Shelter & NFI Camps

Dohuk Camps Camp Main NFI partners NFI top up Kerosene Amalla Qaymawa BNFI/CRI NFI top up (inc. special needs) Kerosene Amalla UNHCR  NRC  UNHCR? Qaymawa   Nargizlia 1 WVI, PWJ MoMD? Nargizlia 2 CRS Zelikan (new) WHH/ME/DORCAS  UNHCR

West Mosul – Camp Support Hassansham Camps Main NFI partners BNFI/CRI NFI top up (inc. special needs) Kerosene Chamakor MoMD/UNHCR    MoMD Hassansham M2 Hassansham U2 Hassansham U3 Khazer M1

West Mosul – Camp Support Ninewa Governorate & Zone West Camps Main NFI partners BNFI/CRI NFI top up (inc. special needs) Kerosene As Salamyaih UNHCR / MA  PIN, ACTED  UNHCR   Bartella ?????? Hammam al-Aliel UNHCR / MA / NRC  SCI Haj Ali IOM (Mercy Corps, MA/HCR, ICRC)  MoMD/IOM Jed’ah GoI / UNHCR & MA Qayyarah A/strip IOM (Mercy Corps, ICRC)

Next meeting will be Wednesday 12th April, 11:00am at NCCI AOB - IHPF Funding Next meeting will be Wednesday 12th April, 11:00am at NCCI http://sheltercluster.org/response/iraq