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VENEZUELA
SHELTER, ENERGY AND NFI CLUSTER
Cluster Overview HRP 2022-2023
www.sheltercluster.org/venezuela
Shelter Arrangements , Delta Amacuro. Bolivar Credits: Asociación Nilo.
Cluster Coordinator:
Adriana M. Durán
durangam@unhcr.org / coord.venezuela@sheltercluster.org
Assistant Information Management Officer:
Adriana Ramirez
ramiread@unhcr.org / im.venezuela@sheltercluster.org
Shelter Assistant:
Emigdio Filardi
filardig@unhcr.org
Front cover photo: Construction of a community center, Delta Amacuro, Asociación NILO, Nina Hurtado
www.sheltercluster.org/venezuela
Construction of a community center in Delta Amacuro, Bolivar . Credits: Asociación Nilo.
Content
Humanitarian Needs Overview - Shelter, Energy and NFIs 5
Response in 2021 6
Response converage in 2021 7
Planned Results for HRP 2022 - 2023 8
HRP 2022 – 2023 Shelter, Energy and NFI projects list 9
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Construction of a walkway for indigenous communities, Bolivar. Credits: Nina Hurtado, Asociación Nilo.
Humanitarian Needs Overview
Shelter, Energy and NFIs
For several years, and in the context of a prolonged Access to basic services including access to energy,
economic crisis, Venezuela has been impacted by a has been compromised in several regions of
human mobility crisis and a progressive Venezuela, leading to a significant impact on the life
deterioration in the access to basic services. quality, including impacts in food preservation,
possibility to provide education, livelihoods, among
Since 2020, and in the context of COVID-19
others. This has provoked significant life-threatening
pandemic and focalised violence situations, human
risks and environmental impacts associated to the
mobility has become more dynamic, incorporating
massive use of firewood as a source of energy for
an influx of returnees, with incoming needs for
cooking, use of gasoline, kerosene and improvised
temporary shelters. The common use of informal
connections to the national electric network.
cross borders has led to protection risks, including
people involved on pendular movements to obtain In the context of the pandemic and economic crises,
their means for subsistence. the infrastructure of institutions providing essential
services to population such as health institutions,
Additionally, impact of continued natural disasters,
community spaces and schools lacked maintenance
including heavy rains and floods, have generated
and worsened their shelter conditions, including
significant needs of basic NFIs, temporary shelters
access to energy, disabling their possibilities to save
and preparedness for risks mitigation and response.
lives of the most vulnerable population.
NFI distribution after floods in Zulia. Credits: UNHCR. Beneficiaries from NFI distributions. Credits: Asociación Nilo.
Urgent humanitarian assistance is needed to provide a critical response:
Improvements on Basic NFIs, temporary Repairs, constructions Access to renewable
temporary shelters shelters and and improvements for sources of energy is
and access to NFIs are construction capacities community spaces and required to fulfil the
required to support are required for people institutions providing basic needs of the most
people on the move. affected by natural and basic services is required. vulnerable population
anthropic disasters and represents an urgent
priority for remote areas.
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Beneficiaries from NFI distributions, Carabobo. Credits: UNHCR.
Response in 2021
102 K people 227 K people
benefited with benefited with
NFI Energy
67% 15%
602 K people
benefited with Shelter
935 K people reached US$6.7 millions, funding
by shelter, energy and received during 2021
NFI activities during according to Financial
2021. Tracking Service (FTS).
94 health centers were benefited from repairs, 1106 street solar lamps were installed in public
energy improvements and NFIs, providing an places, including the surroundings of
important support to the COVID-19 pandemic institutions benefited by the response, to
prevention, including the support for triage and provide illumination also preventing associated
vaccination areas. 35 temporary protection risks. 42 electric systems, including
collective centers in border areas (including photovoltaic systems for institutions,
PASIs) were benefited by the response, focusing organizations, community centers and
on supporting vulnerable people on the collective shelters, were installed allowing
move. 78 community centers and 21 access to basic services for the most vulnerable
schools providing protection and essential population.
services to population have been benefited
through shelter, energy and NFI response.
Basic NFI distribution was critical in the
222 refugee housing units (RHUs) were assistance of vulnerable people specially those
installed: 104 RHUs in health centres, 24 in affected by flooding and by armed
collective temporary shelters and PASIs, 21 in conflicts. NFIs delivered included 14,037
military and civil coordination authority spaces, portable solar lamps, 2988 habitat kits, 1852
and 73 in community spaces, community family kits and 845 individual kits, comprising
centers, institutions, communities, authorities critical items like mosquito nets and insect
and other locations. 87 centers and repellents to prevent extended diseases, pads,
institutions including temporary shelters were sheets and cooking items, rechargeable fans,
6 benefited by rehabilitations and extensions. among others.
Response coverage in 2021
Humanitarian assistance covered 18 states and Capital District:
Legend
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Beneficiary from community space, Miranda. Credits: Fundación Vivienda Popular.
PlannedResults
Planned resultsinfor HRP 2022-2023
2021
Humanitarian actions to guarantee better access to shelter, energy and NFI
For the HRP 2022 27 partner organisations Cluster partners will focus their actions on five
submitted 26 projects proposal, including 24 objectives for 2022:
intersectoral projects to guarantee safe and Assist with construction, expansion,
dignified shelter, access to energy and/or basic NFI
to affected population. 1 rehabilitation, access to energy and equipment
for critical health services
To address humanitarian needs, including new Assist with construction, expansion, rehabilitation
challenges related to COVID-19, and guarantee 2 in spaces that provide essential services; and with
relief to more than 1,9 M people in need, partner secure and dignified access to shelter
organisations require $54 M.
Assist with better access to energy in
3 communities, community centers and institutions
For HRP 2021: Assist with better access to basic NFIs and
27 partner organisations* 4 providing equipment for spaces and institutions
that provide essential services
Assist to institutions and communities in
Submitted: 5 prevention, mitigation and response to
26 project proposals* emergencies due to natural disasters with
temporary shelters, energy and NFIs.
To assist:
1,9 million people*
In:
17 prioritized states*
Funding required:
US $54 millions*
8 *Preliminary information TBC
HRP 2022 -2023 Shelter, Energy and NFI
projects list
REDUCCIÓN DE RIESGOS DE DESASTRES POR Programa de empoderamiento para la resiliencia de
FAO, TECHO, INUNDACIONES RECURRENTES CENTRADA EN CESVI comunidades en riesgo de protección en los estados
UNDP COMUNIDADES ALTAMENTE VULNERABLES DE ZULIA, Miranda y Dtto. Capital
MÉRIDA Y MIRANDA.
Indígenas Warao del Delta venezolano con atención
NILO multisectorial en educación, alimentación, energía y
Tinta Violeta, Espacios seguros y servicios de protección y SSR en agua.
COOPI comunidades de seis estados del país
MEJORAMIENTO DEL ACCESO A ENERGIA TRAVES DE
RET
Mejoramiento de la red eléctrica para los habitantes UNA ESTRATEGIA DE SOSTENIBILIDAD
Proyectos
de la Comunidad Nueva Jerusalen. Cumaná, estado
Acuario
Sucre Biochar y Energía (BC&E) para el secuestro de CO2 en
Fundación
suelos de las comunidades rurales del eje páramo del
Comunidades Resilientes: programa de reducción de Senderos
Estado Mérida.
riesgos, respuesta y fortalecimiento de capacidades
TECHO
comunitarias frente a amenazas naturales, socio-
Acceso a los derechos y servicios básicos y asistencia
naturales y/o antrópicas.
humanitaria para los refugiados y solicitantes de asilo,
UNHCR
las personas en movilidad y las comunidades de
Jóvenes Construyendo Futuros: Generación de acogida en Venezuela.
Construyendo soluciones transformadoras y resilientes que
Futuros dinamizan las economías locales y dan solución a
problemáticas comunitarias. Construcción de capacidades en los servicios de
Red de Casas protección infantil y del ambiente protector para
Don Bosco grupos vulnerables, de niños, niñas y adolescentes en
Mejorar las condiciones de vida de 2 comunidades
ocho estados de Venezuela.
UCV indígenas, con una visión integral priorizando salud,
capacitación y organización comunitaria.
Asistencia multisectorial directa para venezolanos
Dividendo
IOM vulnerables y fortalecimiento de capacidades
Voluntario Alimentación escolar para niños, niñas y adolescentes
institucionales locales y comunitarias
para la ubicadas de los estados Sucre, Zulia y Apure.
Comunidad
Evaluación nutricional, asistencia alimentaria,
protección de niños, niñas y adolescentes en
Protección integral a niños, niñas, adolescentes, Degania
comedores comunitarios y escolares, estimulando la
mujeres y personas con alto nivel de vulnerabilidad en producción de alimentos.
Tinta Violeta comunidades en riesgo para mitigar la
subalimentación y la violencia, integrando un Creación de Brigadas para la Asistencia Alimentaria y
componente de formación en medios de vida CPDH SVIAA Puntos de reparación solidaria en Escuelas y
OVJNU Comunidades Vulnerables en los Estados Amazonas,
Trazando Centro Educativo Comunitario para el Desarrollo Falcón, Zulia y Táchira
Espacios Sostenible de Guaruchal
Atención Humanitaria a comunidades indígenas
Fundación Proyecto Hábitat Sano. Mejorando el acceso al agua y CEPAI
Huöttöja, Maco, Sánema y comunidad periurbana en
Vivienda los espacios de protección y alojamientos individuales, Amazonas
los municipios Manapiare y Atures, estado Amazonas.
Popular de grupos vulnerables
Mejoras del acceso a los servicios de salud y
Fortalecimiento de capacidades de respuesta seguridad nutricional en instituciones publicas y
HEKS
comunitaria e institucional ante la ocurrencia de comunidades vulnerables en la región central y centro
CISP
desastres naturales y de origen antrópico en los occidental de Venezuela
estados Trujillo y Mérida
Mejoras del acceso a los servicios de salud y
seguridad nutricional en instituciones publicas y
ATENCION INTEGRAL A NIÑOS, NIÑAS, ADOLESCENTES, HEKS
comunidades vulnerables en la región oriental de
Fundairiarte ADULTOS, INDIGENAS NO INDIGENAS, DESPLAZADOS Y Venezuela
REFUGIADOS CON DIVERSOS TIPOS DE DISCAPACIDAD.
Asistencia a comunidades vulnerables de Venezuela
Mejora de los servicios WASH en centros educativos, mediante acciones integradas en Seguridad
garantizando condiciones adecuadas para la ALINCA Alimentaria, Protección, Salud, WASH, Nutrición y
COOPI Alojamiento, Energía y Enseres; con Formaciones y
formación, y preparación de alimentos limpios y
seguros en el Estado Amazonas. enfoques de resiliencia en medios de Vida.
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Beneficiaries from NFI distributions, Guariquén, Sucre. Credits: Emigdio Filardi
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