Moe
His Dudeness
- Jul 2, 2018
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- Shelter should be adapted according to the geographical context, the climate, the cultural practice and habits, the local availability of skills as well as accessibility to adequate construction materials in any given country.
- Which it be Brazil or another country given the arid and humid climate of the of the regions we wish to purchase
- 2.2 Emergency standard
The design of planned settlements follow SPHERE emergency standards. The table below defined the minimum standards to be applied.
Description
Minimum Standard
Covered living area
3.5 sqm. Per person minimum
In cold climates and urban areas more than 3.5 sqm. may be required(4.5 sqm. to 5.5 sqm. is more appropriate)
Minimum ceiling height of 2m at highest point
Camp settlement size
45 sqm. per person (incl. kitchen and vegetable garden)
Fire Safety
30 m firebreak every 300 m
Minimum 2 m between structures – use 2 times the height of the structure as an appropriate distance.
Gradient for camp site
1 to 5 %, ideally 2 to 4%
Drainage
Appropriate drainage needs to be put in place, especially relevant in locations that experience a rainy season or flash floods.