Number of affected households that started shelter reconstruction / rehabilitation n° 15 independently of humanitarian aid / actors Theme Sub-Category (Optional) Sub-Division Shelter Access to Shelter Settlement type, Household status (IDP, host family, etc.), Risk factor Description Information collected by this indicator may help reflect the community’s perception of their needs and provides an indication of the capacity / coping mechanisms available in terms of shelter. This Rationale indicator is adapted particularly in the early phases of the emergencies as it can be collected with few resources and over a short period of time. Developing an early understanding of the capacity of communities to undertake their own Comments reconstruction is crucial in order to ensure that the responses developed build on capabilities and reduce the potential for aid to create dependency. Indicator Measurement Baseline Use in Operation Outcome or Outcome Output Process Management Cycle Output Indicator Evaluation 2.2.2 Shelter; Shelter Assistance n° 16 Number / % of affected families supported with shelter solutions Theme Sub-Category (Optional) Sub-Division Shelter solution (emergency, transitional, permanent), Aid delivery Shelter Shelter Assistance mechanism (shelter kit, shelter grant, Household status, Settlement type Description Rationale Broad indicator useful for reporting progress at the cluster level. Comments Shelter and or settlement assistance to be defined according to the specific context. Indicator Measurement Baseline Use in Operation Outcome or Outcome Output Process Management Cycle Output Indicator Evaluation n° 17 Number / % of shelters repaired Theme Sub-Category (Optional) Sub-Division Shelter Shelter Assistance Settlement type, Cause of damage, Damage type/ category Description Knowledge about shelter repairs (especially when disaggregated) provides the humanitarian community with two pieces of information: (1) number and % of shelters that are returned to Rationale conditions to host beneficiaries close to pre-emergency standards; and (2) whether any gaps have been created in the targeting of shelters selected for repair. If data for this indicator is disaggregated by damage category, these should be pre-defined by Comments cluster members according to the specific context of the crisis. Phases of repair should also be determined in order to facilitate a comprehensive analysis. Indicator Measurement Baseline Use in Operation Outcome or Outcome Output Process Management Cycle Output Indicator Evaluation n° 18 Number / % of host families supported with shelter solutions Theme Sub-Category (Optional) Sub-Division
n° 15 Number of affected households that started shelter reconstruction / rehabilitation independently of humanitarian aid / actors Theme Sub-Category (Optional) Sub-Division Shelter Access to Shelter Settlement type, Household status (IDP, host family, etc.), Risk factor Description Rationale Information collected by this indicator may help reflect the community’s perception of their needs and provides an indication of the capacity / coping mechanisms available in terms of shelter. This indicator is adapted particularly in the early phases of the emergencies as it can be collected with few resources and over a short period of time. Comments Developing an early understanding of the capacity of communities to undertake their own reconstruction is crucial in order to ensure that the responses developed build on capabilities and reduce the potential for aid to create dependency. Indicator Measurement Use in Operation Management Cycle Baseline Outcome or Output Indicator Outcome Output Process Evaluation 2.2.2 Shelter; Shelter Assistance n° 16 Number / % of affected families supported with shelter solutions Theme Sub-Category (Optional) Sub-Division Shelter Shelter Assistance Shelter solution (emergency, transitional, permanent), Aid delivery mechanism (shelter kit, shelter grant, Household status, Settlement type Description Rationale Broad indicator useful for reporting progress at the cluster level. Comments Shelter and or settlement assistance to be defined according to the specific context. Indicator Measurement Use in Operation Management Cycle Baseline Outcome or Output Indicator Outcome Output Process Evaluation n° 17 Number / % of shelters repaired Theme Sub-Category (Optional) Sub-Division Shelter Shelter Assistance Settlement type, Cause of damage, Damage type/ category Description Rationale Knowledge about shelter repairs (especially when disaggregated) provides the humanitarian community with two pieces of information: (1) number and % of shelters that are returned to conditions to host beneficiaries close to pre-emergency standards; and (2) whether any gaps have been created in the targeting of shelters selected for repair. Comments If data for this indicator is disaggregated by damage category, these should be pre-defined by cluster members according to the specific context of the crisis. Phases of repair should also be determined in order to facilitate a comprehensive analysis. Indicator Measurement Use in Operation Management Cycle Baseline Outcome or Output Indicator Outcome Output Process Evaluation n° 18 Number / % of host families supported with shelter solutions Theme Sub-Category (Optional) Sub-Division
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