National Disaster Response Plan (NDRP) March 2010 - NDMA
National Disaster Response Plan (NDRP) March 2010 - NDMA
National Disaster Response Plan (NDRP) March 2010 - NDMA
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9. Camps<br />
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ii. One seat plus 1 urinal /35 men<br />
iii Maximum distance from building of 50 meters or 1 minute walk<br />
iv. Containers are to be plastic or metallic and should have closed<br />
lids. A container of 50-100 litres capacity needs to be provided to<br />
every 25-50 persons.<br />
a. Classification of Camps for Internally Displaced Persons 26 . The Government of<br />
Pakistan, with the camp management cluster, agreed upon the definition of various<br />
settlements in case of natural or human induced disaster.<br />
(1) <strong>Plan</strong>ned Camp. Where IDPs find accommodation in purpose-built sites<br />
with an essential range of services provided, usually exclusively for the<br />
population of the site. These camps are established only in areas which are<br />
accessible by road so that the provision of the essential services is not<br />
interrupted.<br />
(2) Spontaneous (Self-Settled Camp). House displaced groups who have<br />
settled independent of assistance from the local government or the aid<br />
community. These camps are usually situated on state-owned, private or<br />
communal land.<br />
(3) Scattered Settlements. Comprise groups of people living in the immediate<br />
vicinity of their homes/land or village or within the ruins of their abode. The<br />
scale of these settlements may vary from a few tents to larger groups of up to<br />
50 tents. While these settlements do not constitute “camps”, this does not<br />
disentitle them to assistance.<br />
b. Tent Village. A tent village camp is considered by the government in case of large<br />
scale disaster (s) whence the capacities of public buildings are overwhelmed. The tent<br />
village camps are set up by the district authorities and supported by army personnel<br />
and humanitarian organizations 27 . The following factors should be considered for tent<br />
camps:-<br />
(1) Consultation with communities and local leaders in design and planning.<br />
(2) Site of the camp is accessible to segments of the affected population.<br />
(3) Prepare overall physical layout of the site camp and share with stakeholders for<br />
the comments.<br />
(4) If the camp is set up on the private land, prior permission shall be obtained from<br />
the owner.<br />
26 Earthquake 8/10 Learning from Pakistan‟s Experience, <strong>NDMA</strong>, www.ndma.gov.pk<br />
27 The UNHCR Guidelines on Emergency Shelter and The Sphere Project Minimum Standards in <strong>Disaster</strong><br />
<strong>Response</strong>