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28 November 2011

Recycling


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Welcome to the blog of the IFRC Shelter Research Unit Steel Days Conference!

Please find on these pages all the material prepared for, presented and discussed during the conference. May these pages support a continued exchange of examples, cases, experiences, techniques related to positive uses of steel in humanitarian sheltering!

By the IFRC SRU team.


Call for R&D Projects

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Humanitarian Agency Presentation (4) Producer Display (7) Producer Presentation (1) Research Presentation (5)

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Design Strategies (1) Examples (15) Flats and Frames (3) Foundation (5) Items (3) Recycling (1) Shelter Design (11) Steel vs aluminum (1)

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