Coordination Workshop
The Coordination Workshop brings together members of Shelter Coordination Team to share country experiences and practices, learn about shelter coordination tools, and exchange thoughts on methodologies and approaches in shelter and settlements responses.
Day 1: June 10The first day of the Coordination Workshop includes agency-specific meetings, introductions, and Cluster Coordination Performance Monitoring and the GSC satisfaction survey results and analysis.
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Day 2: June 11The second day of the Coordination Workshop includes sessions on area-based coordination, durable solutions, climate action and the environment, resource mobilization and advocacy, and information management.
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Day 3: June 12The final day of the Coordination Workshop will provide participants with a chance to share their cluster achievements and successes and discuss proposed solutions to coordination challenges.
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The Annual Meeting provides a venue in which shelter and settlements practitioners reflect on how to strengthen system-wide preparedness and adequate technical and coordination capacity to respond to increasingly complex humanitarian emergencies.
Day 1: June 12The first sessions of the Annual Meeting will include welcome remarks from the GSC coordinators, a presentation on the Annual Report, and a dedicated chance for networking.
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Day 2: June 13The second day of the Annual Meeting will include a session on the 2024-2028 strategy, integrated responses, reducing environmental impacts, and recovery and durable solutions.
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Day 3: June 14The final day of the Annual Meeting will involve sessions on attaining optimal reach; providing safe, secure, and protective living environments; and breakout sessions on a number of topics.
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Vision 2028
The Global Shelter Cluster envisions a world where all people affected by humanitarian crises have timely access to safe, dignified, and appropriate shelter and settlement solutions, in accordance with the humanitarian principles and the right to adequate housing.
Strategic Objective
To achieve this vision, the Global Shelter Cluster partners will lead effective, efficient and accountable humanitarian shelter and settlement action to achieve extended impact and optimal reach.
Strategic Priorities
In order to attain the Strategic Objective, the GSC will focus on 7 strategic priorities, housed within two pillars: (1) Extended Impact with focus on (i)promoting integrated approaches during preparedness and responses, (ii)improving environmental impact, (iii)enabling safe, secure, accessible and protective living conditions, and (iv)planning and advocating for recovery and durable shelter solutions from the start. And (2) Optimal Reach with focus on (i)advocate that appropriate and timely shelter and settlement responses are prioritized and resourced, (ii)improved targeting of most vulnerable people in need of shelter, and (iii) achieve greater scale of coverage to support people in need of shelter