This full report of the research, by Victoria Maynard and Elizabeth Parker, explores interventions, outputs and outcomes, and examines the process of implementation, before drawing conclusions and making recommendations for policy and practice.
Lessons from Typhoon Haiyan: Supporting shelter self-recovery in the Philippines
The number and diversity of Support for Shelter Self-Recovery (SSSR) programmes implemented following super typhoon Haiyan provides a unique opportunity to capture lessons, challenges and best practices. This research aimed to synthesise learning from several SSSR programmes in order to improve policy and practice in future humanitarian responses.
- Countries: Philippines, Global
- Co-authors: Habitat for Humanity
- Published: June 2018
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