Penampungan
Penampungan
Penampungan
Penampungan &
Barang Non-Pangan
Masalah umum:
1. Ketiadaan sumber
2. Konflik mengenai lokasi, prioritas dan
rancangan
• Penantian bahan-bahan
3.
4.
• Kondisi lapangan yang sulit
5. Pemecahan jangka pendek untuk masalah
•
jangka panjang
6.
• Pekerjaan lapangan yang tetap
7. Jenis dan strategi berbeda di lokasi yang
•sama
• Kepadatan, penyebaran penyakit
8.
9.
• Pemerkosaan
10. Kegagalan membangun atau memenuhi
hunian FAO photo
Standar Minimum Hunian,
Penampungan, Barang Non Pangan
1. Hunian dan
Penampungan
2. Barang Non Pangan
Standar Minimum
Dalam Semua Sektor
• 1. Partisipasi
• 2. Pengkajian Awal
• 3. Respons
• 4. Penentuan sasaran
• 5. Pemantauan
• 6. Evaluasi
• 7. Kompetensi dan Tanggung jawab Petugas
• 8. Supervisi Manajemen dan dukungan Personil
Standar Minimum Hunian &
Penampungan
1. Perencanaan Strategis
2. Perencanaan Fisik
3. Naungan Tempat
Tinggal
4. Rancangan
5. Pembangunan
6. Dampak Lingkungan
Standar Minimum Bahan Non
Pangan:
UNHCR photo
3.5 - 4.5 m2
App
rox. e t e rs
2 me . 2m
t er s r ox
App
Catatan Panduan :
“satu keluarga dengan 5 orang anggota menerima sekurang-
2nya 1 lembar (4 m X 6 m) plastik.” - p. 191
4m x 6m = 24 m2
24m2 5 people = 4.8 m2 per p.
4m
6m
3m
3m
4m
6m
4m
A = ± 3.5 m2/p 6m
A = ± 4.0 m2/p
4m
A = ± 3.0 m2/p
Tergantung : konteks, iklim, tradisi, & bagaimana
menggunakannya ! Indikator luas hunian, bukan m2 lembar plastik
What does this mean for planning and programming?
If our study emergency population of 20,000 displaced has
the demographic makeup described below, what
programmatic impact does the information have on the
provision of shelter materials to these people? You have
3,750 pre-cut plastic sheets with metal eyelets at the edges
for fastening with cord, people have access to light wooden
poles. Heavy rain is possible within the next 2 weeks.
Assume plenty of usable site area - no restriction.
• 15,000 are in complete families, avg. fam. size = 6
• 4,000 are minority population, avg. fam. size = 8
• 1,000 are ex-fighters and child soldiers, all male, aged from 10-22
yrs. They claim no family attachment within the larger group
• People have access to, and make use of, fuel-economic and low smoke
wood stoves (produced locally if possible), gas or kerosene stoves and
cooking pots with well-fitting lids
• Women are consulted about the location and means of collecting fuel
for cooking and heating
Penampungan
Some Key Indicators….
• The appropriate type of temporary settlement required is determined:
reception or transit centre; self-settled camp; planned temporary settlement
or extension of temporary settlement
• …located at a safe distance from possible external threats ..usually not less
than 50 k
• it is accessible by heavy trucks from an all-weather road
• not less than 3 m above anticipated water table in rainy season
• soil suitable for digging and water infiltration
• topography and gradient is suitable for drainage (ideal is between 2 and 4
%, and should not exceed 7%)
• site provides 45 m2 for each person (includes all infrastructure and access
space except for agricultural crops and livestock)
• adequate firebreaks of at least 2 meters between dwellings, 6 meters
between clusters of dwellings, and 15 m between blocks of clusters.
Q. How big should a site be
to host 20,000 displaced
people in an emergency
camp?
900 m = 0.9 km
20,000 X 45 m2/p = 900,000 m2
,
A. Sphere indicator of
sufficient site space is
45 m2 / person
1,000 m = 1 km
What about those firebreaks, distances
between dwellings, etc. listed in the
indicators?
5M
Storage
Shelter Space per
Person = 3.5 M 2
Cooking/Heating
(if there are 5 in
the family) Storage
A Dwelling
3.5 M
5M
Storage
Cooking/Heating
Storage
40 m
2m
40 m
A Cluster
zone for latrines
6 m between clusters
180 m
220 m
A Block = 16 clusters
455 m
15 m between blocks
375 m
Water Point
A Sector = 4 Blocks
2
1
3
4
A Camp = 4 Sectors
Admin.
Support
Secto Secto
r1 r2
0.925 kilometer
1 kilometer
CONCLUSION:
Site and shelter requirements are
highly site-, climate-, and
1 Analysis culture- specific. The Standards
2 Housing and Indicators relating to
3 Clothing analysis are therefore key in this
chapter. The other more directly
4 Household Items
quantifiable indcators relating to
5 Site Selection site and shelter space relate
6 Human Resource primarily to disaster response
Capacity and camps. Even so, the indicators
Training provide a very useful starting
point and measure for evaluating
adequacy of response in the
shelter sector.