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Camp management
Location of camp (natural disaster)
A camp has been set up at [insert info] for those whose homes have been destroyed/affected in the [insert info] disaster. This was done in consultation with members of the host community.
Location of camp (conflict)
A camp has been set up at [insert info] for those in need of shelter. This was done in consultation with members of the local authority.
Who is running the camp?
[insert info] is running the camp. They are there to respond to your needs. Please go to [insert info] if you have any questions on the services and assistance provided.
Availability of cooking facilities
Cooking areas are provided in the camp. Try and cook with others in your area. This will reduce the amount of smoke around the camp and also save fuel/wood.
Availability of WASH facilities
In the camps there are separate facilities for men and women. Bathrooms and washing facilities can be found at [insert info].
Importance of safety of shelter in camp
All shelters should be set up to ensure the safety and privacy of you and your families. Contact [insert info] if something concerns you.
Camp security
Contact [insert camp management organisation info] if you see weapons or other illegal activities in the camp.
Importance of participation
Everyone has the right to help in the design and location of facilities, such as latrines, washing and cooking areas in this [insert camp/settlement info] to ensure they are as accessible as possible. Please make your views known to [insert info] on [insert contact info].
How to participate in camp activities
Participate in camp activities. This will improve the quality of life of everyone living here. Contact [insert info] for more information on how to participate.
The importance of community committees
Community committees need to be formed to support with different areas of camp life, such as water, health, shelter and education. Contact [insert info] for more information.
Reason for information surveys
[insert info] is organising a survey of camp residents to collect information on [insert info]. This is to improve [insert info here]. If you have any questions on the survey, please go to [insert info]. You may be asked to take part in a survey. You do not have to do so if you don't want to.
Complaints procedures
If you have any complaints or problems about the camp please go to [insert info] or contact [insert info]. They will do their best to attend to your needs and questions.
Who to contact re camp layout
Make your views known to [insert info] about where you wish to be located. There are different areas for particular religious/cultural groups, older people, men and women.
Why radios are important in emergencies
Radios are a vital source of information so make sure you have spare batteries and keep listening for updates.
REFERENCES
For more information on this topic, we recommend you read the following references.
CCCM Cluster (2019). CWC
https://cccmcluster.org/taxonomy/term/461
CCCM Cluster (2021). Minimum Standards for Camp Management.
https://cccmcluster.org/index.php/resources/minimum-standards-camp-management
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