The program successfully addressed the immediate needs of 1,500 displaced households (10,914 individuals) by providing emergency shelter and essential non-food items. This intervention improved the living conditions of beneficiaries, reduced their vulnerability to environmental risks, and enabled them to rebuild their homes and regain stability. The PDM survey findings confirmed the positive impact of the assistance, with beneficiaries reporting improved shelter conditions and increased dignity. The program significantly enhanced community resilience, as evidenced by the return of beneficiaries to their original homes.

PDM survey findings: 97% of respondents were aware of the fair selection criteria; 98% reported satisfaction with the items received; 96% were very satisfied with the distribution quality; 83% felt the attendance met their urgent needs; 85% reported improved ability to prepare food due to better household and shelter items; the majority 99% felt respected and secure, and almost all were informed about the process and complaint mechanisms.