Dear ALL FRIENDS,
We would like to announce that ACHR support Our Indonesian Friends raising funds to build temporary housing for the victims of Indonesia’s Earthquake and Tsunami.

Today, according to the Indonesian National Board for Disaster Management, the death toll from the quake and tsunami has risen to 1,558, on Friday, October 5th. Thousands were injured and tens of thousands - possibly hundreds of thousands - displaced from their homes and in need of emergency assistance. More than 70,000 homes were destroyed or damaged by the magnitude 7.5 quake that struck on September 28, launching waves of up to six-metres high that slammed into Sulawesi at 800 kilometres per hour.

An Innovative, Collaborative, Creative, Citywide Process
Citywide development of Chumsaeng city before and after Co-Create City Workshop
Chumsaeng, a city in northern central part of Thailand, with population of 9,000. This city is considered to be a small town which exemplifies situations of many other city in Thailand. Read more and view the video of this creative workshop.

Fr. Jorge Anzorena, SJ
SELAVIP NEWSLETTER
OCTOBER 2016

The Voice of the Poor;
Nepal Rebuilding Settlements with Communities
Ten Essentials for the New UrbanAgenda in One Page. By David Satterthwaite and CassidyJohnson
The Universal Basic Income By PaulDonovan
ARGENTINA - and CHILE: A Roof for My Country
INDI A For A Better Mumbai, Fix the Slums First By Jockin Amputham, President of SDI
Kirtee Shah Interview for the City Fix
5,000 Km Worth of Eco-Friendly Roads in India Using Plastic Wastes
NAMIBIA The Financial Literacy
PAKISTAN A Note on Low Income Housing for the Supreme Court
By ArifHasan
A Letter about the Situation of OPP and URC from Arif Hasan
TechnicalTraining Resource Centre (TTRC) July to December 2015
UrbanResource Centre’s ProgressReport Jul y 2006 – J une 2015
PHILIPPINES Rain and Killing Drug Dealers
By Raymund L. Fernandez
Remembering in Our Prayers Bill Keyes, Our Companion. By Jorge Anzorena
Bill Keyes Did Much!!! We Should Remember Him. We Will Remember Him. By Bimbo Fernandez
SOUTH AFRICA Sllindokulhe Temporary Pre-School. Tackling the Challenge of Sanitation:
The Midrand Wash Facility. By Ava Rose Hoffman (on behalf of CORC)
THAILAND Somsook Visits South Africa. The CODI Model Thailand May 13, 2016 from Yolande Hendler (on behalf of CORC)

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The ACHR Secretariat extend our thanks to coalition friends for their efforts in 2016 and wish them Peace, Happiness and Prosperity for the coming year 2017.

This year saw the completion of the ACCA program and hence transitioning of large scale city-wide upgrading activities. However Selavip - ACHR have generously expanded beyond Decent Poor Activity to Housing projects in 8 countries. Also, various research activities on Community Finance and CDFs are nearing completion- with heavy community involvement and commitment in the Philippines, Sri Lanka,Thailand, Cambodia and Nepal. The Sec. also attended Regional and International meetings in Asia and Europe, by Somsook and Minh Chau; and with Kirtee Shah often representing the Secretariat.
We also had inspiring and close “co-creating” activities with the Community Architects Network in Nepal, Thailand, Myanmar and the DPU-UK in Cambodia and internships in Thailand and the Philippines. Our own smaller regional meeting was held in Bangkok (photo below) with additional regional collaboration in Jakarta. (Plus many more activities).

DONATIONS FOR RECOVERY EFFORTS IN NEPAL ARE VERY WELCOME:
We would like to announce that we are raising funds for the recovery effort in Nepal after the devastating earthquake. ACHR has experience in recovery efforts and community upgrading over the past 25 years in Asia, and Nepal is one of our strongest coalition members with a network having implemented city-wide upgrading in 18 cities in Nepal since 2009 involving more than 110 communities. This process has been carried out through the ACCA program and LUMANTI. LUMANTI is an Nepalese NGO who has supported community development in Nepal since 1993. They will be key actors in this recovery process, along with experience recovery experts fro the ACHr network in Asia.
If you are interested in donating to support the recovery process in Nepal you can donate to ACHR and we will send all donations to the Nepal team.
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