Scope of Work:
The scope of ITB 3400012421 – Construction of 30 Housing Units in Bosasso, Puntland, Somalia is focused on the construction of climate-resilient and disability-inclusive housing for internally displaced families at the Gribble IDP Relocation Site in Bosasso, Puntland. The project is being implemented by the United Nations Human Settlements Programmed (UN-Habitat) through the United Nations Office at Nairobi (UNON).
Project Scope of Works
1. Construction of 30 Permanent Housing Units
- Approximately 30 low-cost permanent housing units.
- Each housing unit covers approximately 39 m².
- Each unit consists of:
- Two rooms
- Covered/shaded verandah
- Latrine and shower facility
- Water storage tank
- Tree planting and landscaping around the unit
2. Civil Works
The contractor is expected to undertake all civil construction activities, including:
- Site clearance and preparation
- Excavation and foundation works
- Floor slab construction
- Wall construction
- Roofing works
- Internal and external plastering
- Installation of doors and windows
- Finishing works and external works
3. Disability-Inclusive Features
A number of housing units will incorporate accessibility measures, including:
- Wheelchair access ramps
- Handrails
- Disability-friendly latrines and bathrooms
- Improved accessibility for persons with disabilities
4. Sanitary and Plumbing Works
The project includes:
- Water supply installation
- Plumbing works
- Sanitary fixture installation
- Construction of latrine and shower facilities
- Drainage systems serving the housing units
5. Neighborhood Infrastructure
Supporting infrastructure works include:
- Drainage network for the housing cluster
- Site grading and stormwater management
- External environmental improvement works
- Tree planting and site beautification
9. Key Achievements:
For ITB 3400012421 – Construction of 30 Housing Units in Bosasso, Puntland, Somalia, the following Key Achievements can be highlighted upon successful completion of the project:
Key Achievements
1. Provision of Safe and Durable Housing
- Construction and handover of 30 permanent housing units for vulnerable and displaced families.
- Replacement of temporary shelters with durable, climate-resilient structures that provide long-term security and dignity.
2. Improved Living Conditions
- Enhanced protection from harsh weather conditions, including extreme heat, strong winds, and seasonal rainfall.
- Increased privacy, safety, and comfort for beneficiary households.
3. Enhanced Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH)
- Installation of household latrines and shower facilities for all housing units.
- Improved sanitation and hygiene standards, contributing to better public health outcomes.
- Reduced risk of waterborne and sanitation-related diseases.
4. Inclusion of Persons with Disabilities
- Incorporation of disability-friendly access features such as ramps, accessible sanitation facilities, and barrier-free movement.
- Improved accessibility and social inclusion for persons with disabilities and elderly residents.
5. Strengthened Community Resilience
- Development of climate-adaptive housing capable of withstanding local environmental conditions.
- Increased resilience of vulnerable households against displacement-related risks and environmental challenges.
6. Environmental Improvement
- Tree planting and landscaping activities completed within the housing compound.
- Improved environmental conditions and reduced exposure to dust and heat.
- Contribution to greener and healthier living environments.
7. Economic and Social Benefits
- Creation of employment opportunities for local skilled and unskilled labor during construction.
- Increased income generation for local suppliers, contractors, and service providers.
- Strengthened local construction capacity through skills transfer and on-the-job training.
8. Improved Settlement Infrastructure
- Installation of drainage systems and site grading works.
- Reduced flooding and water stagnation within the settlement.
- Improved accessibility and overall functionality of the relocation site.
9. Support to Durable Solutions for IDPs
- Contributed to the long-term resettlement and integration of internally displaced persons (IDPs).
- Reduced dependency on humanitarian shelter assistance.
- Enhanced security of tenure and stability for beneficiary families.
10. Alignment with Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
Project Success Indicators
- 30 housing units completed and occupied.
- 100% of households provided with sanitation facilities.
- Accessibility features installed in designated units.
- Drainage and environmental works completed.
- Beneficiary satisfaction improved through safer and more dignified housing.
- Local labor participation maximized throughout the construction period.
These achievements demonstrate the project’s impact in delivering sustainable, inclusive, and resilient housing solutions for displaced communities in Bossaso, Puntland.
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