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Health & Wealth in Refugee Camps Derek Lee [email protected] Urban Design Studio Stanford University

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Health & Wealth in Refugee Camps

Derek Lee [email protected] Design StudioStanford University

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Roadmap

1. Why focus on health?

2. The Design

3. Individual Interventions

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Why Health?

Health is Wealth

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Why Health?

The environments we live in can have a tremendous effect on our health

Health is NOT just the absence of disease

Recognize that built environment plays important role in facilitating healthy behaviors

NEXT: Main health concerns in refugee camps

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Health Concerns in Refugee CampsHydration:

UNHCR estimates that more than half of the refugee camps in the world are unable to provide the recommended daily water minimum of 20 liters of water per person per day

Important for the water to be readily accessible, and the taps should be centrally located

Sanitation:

Camps that provided sanitation facilities had cholera rates of 1.6 cases per 1,000 people, while camps that had no such facilities had cholera rates that were four times greater

Mental Well-Being

Because of the cumulative stressors that they have experienced, refugee children are also at a high risk of developing emotional and behavioral problems

http://www.uniteforsight.org/refugee-health/module3

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Wealth stems from Health

Healthy people engage in economically healthy activities

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The Design

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Concept THREE Health-Promoting Interventions:

1)Address hydration and physical activity

2)Address sanitation and lack of civic regulatory body

3)Address lack of space to foster social connections1

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Plan View

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Section

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Plan View (SketchUp Model)

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Enter the Community

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Interventions

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Rainwater Basketball Roof

Intervention 1 (small scale)

Water Filtration + Exercise

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Plan View

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Inspiration: Mahiga Hope High School Rainwater Court

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Section View

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Using the Rainwater Court (SketchUp)

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Civic Buildings next to

Restrooms/RecreationIntervention 2 (medium scale)

Sanitation + responsibility

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Plan View

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Both civic center and health center can store latrine-cleaning supplies -> someone is always in charge of maintaining sanitary conditions + keep an eye out for people using recreation facilities

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Section

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SketchUp views

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Gathering SpacesIntervention 3 (large scale)

Community Support + social health

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Open courtyard

Open courtyard

Pavilion

Plan View

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Section

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SketchUp Views

Open Space opens up so many opportunities●Planters -> supports small-scale agriculture●Ample seating besides outside doorstep●Potential for small bartering exchanges●Space for storage facilities●Space for lighting (solar)

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More SketchUp

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Dynamic, yet organized and most of all, promotes health and wealth.

1)Rainwater Basketball Court

2) Civic next to restrooms/recreation

3) Flexible Gathering Spaces

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Questions?

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