HUM 005 People with access to basic and safe shelters solutions

The indicator measures the number of persons who were provided access to shelter solutions whose size meets Sphere Standards (minimum covered floor area of 3.5m2 per person and 4.5 metres in cold climates), the design of which is culturally acceptable, and (re)construction of which is in accordance with safe building practices and involves the affected population. The indicator includes both permanent and semi-permanent shelter solutions. 

HUMRes 721

• Gender 

• Age  

• Left behind/vulnerable population group  

Individuals in emergencies and crises

• Project data, such as registration forms, shelter construction records, and distribution lists. 

• Reports from implementing partners and third-party verification. 

• Interviews/survey with people accessing the shelters to verifying their experience with the shelter solutions.

Data should be collected continuously as shelter assistance is implemented and compiled at the end of the project or reporting period. 

Collect data through registration forms and distribution lists, alternatively the number can be based on interviews with key informants and/or observation. 
Cross-reference with shelter construction or rehabilitation records to verify that the shelter meets the necessary standards. 

SDC

HA_ARI_1 Number of persons reached in emergency situations

ECHO Key Results Indicator: 
% of target population living in safe and dignified shelters in secure settlements 
 
While this indicator tells you whether people think that the shelter assistance was provided on time and whether they perceive their settlement to be secure, it does not tell you much about the quality of the supported shelter solution. Therefore, consider complementing this indicator with ECHO's Key Results Indicator "Access to Adequate Shelter". 

• HUM 001 Number of people enabled to cover most pressing emergency basic needs by cash or in-kind assistance

• HUM 002 Percentage of affected people who state that the assistance, services and/or protection provided correspond with their needs

• HUM 003 Percentage of affected people reporting that humanitarian assistance is delivered in a safe, accessible, accountable, and participatory manner

• HUM 004 Percentage of costs for primary stakeholders transferred through cash/voucher modality

• HUM 009 Number of displaced persons and vulnerable host community members with increased Self-Reliance score over the course of the project