Greening the humanitarian sector
elements to include :
1- Climate change risks and opportunities within the humanitarian sector
– Dimensions of climate vulnerability concerning refugees.
– Climate change impact on water and habitat in hosting communities.
– Compacting efforts trends and structures.
2- Mainstreaming environment in humanitarian shelter programming.
– quality and crises’ fragility trap.
– Environment as a cross-cutting issue in humanitarian programs life cycle.
– Circularity in humanitarian interventions supply chains.
– Accountability within humanitarian actors.
3- Refugees and shelter
– Refugees, long-term displacement, and camps.
– Footprint measurement of humanitarian intervention.
– INGOs interventions and environmental considerations analysis
– Camp management policies and practices.
– Risks vs. opportunities
