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PMI’s Temporary Shelter Assistance through Community Empowerment

PMI's Temporary Shelter Assistance through Community Empowerment aims to provide direct early recovery support to households affected by earthquakes. The objective is to help them build their own temporary shelters using timber/coconut/bamboo frames and traditional materials before the rainy season. This program prioritizes the most vulnerable individuals in the community and promotes mutual assistance and community bonding. The positive impacts include faster recovery, improved living conditions, and increased sense of security.

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PMI’s Temporary Shelter Assistance through Community Empowerment

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  1. PMI’s Temporary Shelter Assistance through Community Empowerment

  2. Aims Direct early recovery activities and ensure that every household losing their houses due the earthquakes receives support to be able to build their own temporary shelters using timber/coconut/bamboo frames and traditional cladding and roof to be able to start their economic activities before the rainy season.

  3. Objective Move (as many as possible) people currently living in tents/tarps/sub-standard shelters to safe, secure, temporary shelters made from coconut /timber/bamboo built by the people themselves through mutual assistance ‘gotong-royong’

  4. Method Direct funds transfers into the bank accounts of community groups to buy equipment and materials. Helping the most vulnerable people first in each (jorong/KAN/traditional groups -approximately 10 – 50 households HH who know each other) The people involved: • Community, financial team, • Supervision by Jorong Head/Datuk • PMI volunteers, including UBH students or other organizations • PMI/PNS • Banks (Bank Nagari/BRI?)

  5. Beneficiary Priorities THE MOST VULNERABLE people in community: • Elderly • Ill • Mothers with infants • Mother expecting babies within 2-3 months • Poor • Disabled • Etc.

  6. General Implementation Phase District MOU Sub-District MOU Socialization to Head of nagari at Sub-district Socialization to heads of Jorong/ KAN/Suku in Nagari Socialization to people in Jorong/KAN/Suku Agreement to participate in PMI-TS program and selection of Financial Teams

  7. Information Board & Accountability

  8. Positive Impacts • Earthquake survivors recover more quickly since they feel to be able to build their own shelters. • People are closer to one another since they work together in the spirit of ‘gotong-royong’ • Earthquake survivors feel more secure and comfortable since they no longer live in tents, but in ‘homes’. • They prefer to live in a house that they build together.

  9. Thank you

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