Eligibility depends on an assessment of your socio-economic situation, the local market, and the availability of funds. Cash assistance is prioritized for the most vulnerable individuals.

No, the emergency shelters provided do not include solar power systems.

Shelter partners provide shelters only, while latrines are managed by WASH partners. UNHCR strives to coordinate between Shelter and WASH partners, but there may be gaps due to limited resources.

UNHCR’s Non-Food Item (NFI) kits are a one-time assistance. However, additional items may be provided based on assessed needs and eligibility.

The beneficiary list is based on assessments of the most affected populations. If you believe you are among those most affected but have not been included, please contact the camp coordination and camp management (CCCM), the site committee, or other humanitarian actors.

The beneficiary list is based on assessments of the most affected populations. If you believe you are among them but are not on the list, please contact the shelter partner in your location or site.

The information collected helps partners better understand community needs and identify the most vulnerable for assistance. You will be contacted if selected for support.

UNHCR and its partners provide a standard NFI and shelter package. However, some partners may offer additional items based on their available resources.

Rental assistance and Emergency Shelter Kit (ESK) support are provided based on assessed needs, with priority given to the most vulnerable families.

Assistance is based on vulnerability criteria, not just length of stay. New arrivals may meet these criteria or there may be limited resources available to assist everyone.

Emergency responses may be delayed due to the time it takes to mobilize resources and coordinate assistance in such situations.

Please contact the Rapid Response Mechanism (RRM) partner or relevant authorities in your site for more information on the distribution process.

The cash for rent programme is typically available for six months.

The standard Non-Food Items (NFI) kit is designed for a family of seven. Families with more than seven members may be eligible for additional mattresses and blankets. Please contact the shelter partner in your location.

Currently, there is no specific return kit for returnees. However, based on needs and available resources, shelter partners may support house repairs in return areas.

Cooking stoves are included as part of renewable energy items, but providing these stoves is challenging due to limited funding.

Cash-for-shelter and cash-for-work opportunities are encouraged, and UNHCR supports partners in considering them when feasible. Please contact the shelter partner in your location or site for more information.

Returning to your place of origin is a voluntary and informed decision. Services may be available, but it is important to seek accurate information before making this decision.