NIGERI NFI kits NFI kit contents were harmonized by the sector in June 06. Kit contents were selected for a household of 7, based on: - Relevance to the sector s life-saving, emergency mandate, and conformity with international standards; - ppropriateness across North-East Nigeria, in a wide variety of contexts; - Logistics and cost considerations, given the scale of need. vailable post-distribution monitoring informed the selection. Standard distribution The standard kit is light, mobile and easily transported both for humanitarians and for the people who receive the assistance. The items meet the core life-saving needs most Improved distribution The improved kit includes additional items for greater dignity and protection with the associated higher logistics cost. The standard kit costs USD 90 The improved kit costs USD 50 x Sleeping Mats x lankets x Jerry Can (0lts) x Jerry Can (0lts) 7 bars x Laundry detergent 7 x ath Soap 50 x NaDCC Disinfection Tablets Kitchen set x Cooking Pot (7l) x Cooking Pot (5l) 6 x Plates /6 x Cup (l) /0 x Cup (0,4) /0 x Cup (l) 6 x Table Spoon x Kitchen Knife x Synthetic Mat x lanket x Mosquito Net x Foldable Mattress 5 x Sachets of qua tabs (50 pcs) x L Kettle x 0L asin 7 x Laundry Soaps 7 x athing Soaps x Sanitary Pads x 0L Jerry Can x 0L Jerry Can x Solar Lamp Kitchen set x 0L ucket x Cooking Pots (7 5 litters) 6 x Stainless Plates 6 x Stainless Cups 6 x Table Spoons x Kitchen Knife x Serving Spoon
NIGERI Emergency shelter kit Emergency shelter kit contents were harmonized by the sector in June 06. The kit is designed for distribution to relieve immediate, life-saving shelter need for new or secondary displacement, or people on the move to tide people over until a better solution can be found. Light and mobile kit that can be easily transported and delivered quickly, at scale, as well as relatively easily carried by people to their next destinations if they are on the move. The kit includes tarpaulins, 6 poles for basic framing and an assortment of fixings and tools The kit has an intended life-span of 6 months. The kit costs USD 65. No. Description Unit Quantity Platic Sheeting (4m x 5m) with holes on 4 sides at m intervals aluminium reinforced, labeled with IOM Logo Estimated Cost Estimated Cost 6,0,0 9.7 8.7 Rope (0mm diameter) Mtr 55.00,0 0.7.49 Tie/Galvanized Wire (.5mm diameter) Mtr 5.00 6,50 0.9 4.76 4 Umbrella nails (75x.6mm, head diameter 0mm, thickness mm) Packet 0.50,75 875.00 5.56.78 5 Iron Nails " Lbs 0 0.6.7 6 Shovels (round pt with Y handle presses carbon steel) 0.0,50 0 4.76 0.95 7 (high carbon steel head with claw and flat side) 0.0,0.49 8 Handsaw (8 0 ) 0.0,00 0.7 0.6 9 Lumber poles (x4 hardwood timber; Obeche) 6.00 65,90.06.8 Total 0,695.00 65.70 Plastic Sheeting Rope Tie/Galanized Wire Umberella nails Iron nails Shovel Timber
NIGERI Emergency Shelter _ ama model The ama shelter was agreed by the sector in mid-06, when ama was first accessed by the international response, to adequately cover shelter need at scale, and quickly. The emergency shelter is designed for peri-urban and rural areas outside of Maiduguri Metropolitan rea, with more difficult and unstable access, and associated higher logistics cost but where people are expected to remain for some time. s it is relatively space efficient, it is appropriate for settlements with limited space and large flux in numbers. The emergency shelter consists of a robust but basic frame with requisite fixings and tools, covered by tarpaulins. Construction should be overseen throughout the project, ideally beneficiary or community driven construction, with adequate training and monitoring. However, if time and conditions do not allow for the requisite level of community engagement and mobilisation, the shelter construction can and has been contractor driven. The emergency shelter has an intended life-span of year (though plastic sheeting may need more frequent replacement depending on conditions). The emergency shelter has a cost band of USD 50-00. ill of Quantities - Emergency Shelter (ama Type) No. 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 4 5 Description Platic Sheeting (4m x 5m) with holes on 4 sides at m intervals aluminium reinforced, labeled with IOM Logo Obeche Wooden poles, x4 inches - 80 cm length Wooden poles, x4 inches - 0 cm length Wooden poles, x inches - 50 cm length Wooden poles, x inches - 50 cm length Wooden poles, x inches - 80 cm length Wooden poles, x inches - 40 cm length Wooden poles, x inches - 0 cm length Wooden poles, x4 inches - 90 cm length Wooden poles, x4 inches - 00 cm length Wooden poles, x4 inches - 60 cm length Wooden poles, x4 inches - 50 cm length Wooden poles, x inches - 5 cm length Nails - inch Cap nails Rope 0 mm th. - 0m length Hinges Showel PVC Pail Packing bags Labour Transport Total Estimated Cost Estimated Cost Unit Quantity.05 6,0 8,605.00 9.7 59.07 Lbs Packet 6.00.00 8.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00 4 4 6,75,,0,00,50,50,00,0,,,, 80 4,00,0 4,0 8 5,75, 66,0,00,50,50,00.90.90.7.7.7.7.7.90 0.44.90 0.44 0.8 5.56.49.7 4.76.90.7..7.8.4.54.70.8..8 0.89.65 5.56.0.49.7 4.76.90.7..7 49,75.00 57.89
NIGERI Transitional Shelter _ akasi model The akasi shelter was agreed by the sector in late 05. The design was originally conceived for a relocation project on a clean site (akasi Camp), and to inform a wider drive for raising and harmonizing shelter standards across Maiduguri s camps. The reinforced shelter is designed for use in the urban areas of the Maiduguri Metropolitan rea, where there is easy and stable access, and where people are expected to remain for some time. The shelter has a robust frame with doors and windows, requisite fixings and tools, concrete foundations and CGI roofing and tarpaulin wall covering. Construction should be overseen throughout the project, ideally beneficiary or community driven construction, with adequate training and monitoring. However, if time and conditions dosmall not allow for the requisite level of community and mobilisation, the shelter emporary Shelter Design: Families with engagement partition.. construction can and has been contractor driven. The shelter has an intended life-span of - years (with maintenance and periodic replacement of walls, which are tarpaulin). The reinforced shelter has a cost band of USD 800-950.. View. Key design considerations included suitability for urban environment; climate suitability for the heat and the rains; durability. ill of Quantities - Reinforced Emergency Shelter (akassi Type). er Design: Small Families with partition. No. 7,M View 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 4 5 Description 4 X X Obeche "X"X' Oro "X"X' Oro "X4"X' Oro attens ' Galvanized iron (zinc) 'X0'X0.5mm (ridge cap) Galvanized iron (zinc) Roofing sheet 'X8'X0.5mm Mosquito net (MX.M) Nails 4" Nails " Nails " Nails /" Cap nails Hinges 4"X4" Hinges "X" Sand for masonary work Cement brick 8'X6"X6' Cement 50 kg.ag /4" Matels for concreet 4 Lts cans Tarpaulin Wind security (Langa langa) -.5m length Water and miscellanies ackfilling sand Labour charges Unit Quantity undle undle Roll Packet Cu M ag Cu M Can truck Job 5.00 6 8.00 0.5 9.00 5.00 0.60 45.00 0.60.00 6.00.00.00 Estimated Cost 75.00 7,875.00 495.00,68 6, 66 5,8,50 7,00 80, 4,00 48,00 0,45,6.50 4,8,0,0 5,00,87,74 65.00 44,65.00 759.00 5,94,64 5,8 6,50 9,90,85,85 6,9 4,58 88,85,85,0 6, 4,00 4,00 66,076.50 844.7 Total Estimated Cost.7 56.75.57 00.57.05 0.95.0 6.76...54 76.9 5.9.8 8.9.7 6.98.49 0.79.7 5.94.87 0.5.05 0.5.40 4.0.4 0.4 8.86 8.8 6.76 5.8.4...79.. 4.9 8.8 07.94 07.94 Temporary Shelter Design: Large Family with Partition.. Temporary Shelter Design: Small Families with partition 4M.. View. Mosquito net View Roofing Sheet, CGI (zinc). View.... View.. View
NIGERI Transitional shelter kit The transitional shelter kit is still under consideration as a solution for Rebuilding homes that have sustained major damage, or Extending available shelter in host community settings. It should provide sufficient materials for a substantial beginning, which can be built upon, including also a small cash grant to allow some flexibility for people to supplement according to their specific requirements. The transitional shelter kit should be accompanied with strong community engagement, including technical support where required and monitoring to ensure adequate and safe shelter. Close collaboration with the Protection Sector should ensure Housing, Land and Property support. The kit has a cost band of USD 400 600. No. Description Unit Quantity Estimated Cost Estimated Cost Shelter Repair Kit: CGI Sheet (6 feet long - 0.5mm thick) undle 6,45 5,90 8.97 67.94 GI Plain sheet for ridge cover ( feet x 0.5mm thick).00 9,76.9 8.76 "x"x' Treated Timber 5.00,05.00 5,875.00.9 8.5 4 "x4"x' Treated Timber 5.00,5 8,75.65 9.7 6 4"x4"x' Treated Timber 4,05.00 6,0.78 5. 6 Umbrella Nails for CGI sheet (75x.6mm) Pckt,07 4,4 6.57.4 7 Nails for timber inch (75x.6mm) Kg 45.00 69.0.9 8 Nails for timber 4 inch (98x.6mm) Kg 45.00 69.0.9 9 Langa langa 5.00 7.50,587.50 0.55 8. 0 Cement ag,05.00,4 9.86 9.4 Tool Kit (Shared for a community of 5 households, shared between fewer in dispersed settlements): Shovel 0.0,75.00 45.00 5.48.0 0.0,5.65 0.7 0.0,65.00 5.00 4.0 0.80 4 Pliers 0.0.90 0.8 5 PVC Pail 0.0 74.50 44.90.0 0.46 Cash Grant: Each HH receiving cash grants to be used where its most needed.00 0,00 0,00 95.4 95.4 Transaction fee 5%,50,50 4.76 4.76 Total 79,505.40 569.88 Timber GI Plain sheet, ridge cover CGI Sheet Cash Grant Nails Langa langa (Steel strap) Cement PVC Pail Shovel Pilers