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Tonga, detail shelter response profile : local building cultures for sustainable and resilient habitats

Title
Tonga, detail shelter response profile : local building cultures for sustainable and resilient habitats
Publisher
psbwg
Date
Type
Case study
Technical Support and Design
Cross-Cutting Issues
Filename
tonga_srp_-_2019_11_08_hq.pdf
Source
CRAterre
Working Group
Promoting Safer Building Working Group
Language
English
Tags
Government and regulatory policy Resource Mobilization Reporting Tools and Guidance Maps and GIS Infographic Curated Technical Guidance Design Specifications Shelter Programming Early Recovery Protection Livestock Environment Gender Housing, Land, and Property Rights Early Recovery Recovery Reconstruction Development Concrete Steel Timber Built Environment Professionals Community Participation Construction Methods Owner Driven Permanent Housing Procurement and Logistics Repairs and Retrofitting Risk Reduction Technical Training Transitional Shelter Informal Settlements Owner-occupier Example Guidance
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SEVILLANO GUTIERREZ, Enrique, DODDS, Robert, CRETE, Eugénie, 2021. Tonga, detail shelter response profile : local building cultures for sustainable and resilient habitats. Grenoble : CRAterre. 51 p.

 

With contributions by:

Christèle Chauvin, Bill Flinn, Amanda George, Guiomar Grande, Thierry Joffroy, Olivier Moles, Bettina Morgenstern- Kennedy, Murielle Serlet, Marina Trappeniers.

 

This document is in FINAL DRAFT format, for consultation with key shelter institutions and shelter cluster partners for validation, and to support filling information gaps as noted throughout the document. 

The Shelter Response Profile aims to provide a basic understanding of the context and key issues, to inform strategic planning of humanitarian shelter responses, and the design of individual shelter projects which take into account and promote existing good practices offered by Local Building Cultures (LBC) and Building Back Better/Safer activities.



 
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