In the Emergency Shelter and Non-Food Items (ES/NFI) sector, OCHR has implemented nine projects during 2022 and 2023, reaching 36,500 households and benefiting 255,500 individuals. These projects have played a critical role in providing immediate relief and improving the living conditions of affected communities. Key activities include the repair and construction of shelters, ensuring that families have safe and secure housing. Additionally, OCHR has provided transitional shelters, which serve as temporary yet robust housing solutions for displaced and vulnerable populations.

OCHR’s efforts also encompass the distribution of essential non-food items (NFIs) such as blankets, kitchen sets, and hygiene supplies, which are vital for maintaining the well-being of affected families. Furthermore, in response to emergencies, OCHR has implemented in-cash responses to support NFIs, rent, and shelter rehabilitation, giving beneficiaries the flexibility to address their most urgent needs. These comprehensive interventions underscore OCHR’s commitment to enhancing the resilience and recovery of communities impacted by crises, ensuring they receive the necessary support to rebuild their lives.