Your plan · Shelter

Shelter

The ground the whole plan stands on.

Here’s your shelter plan, sized to your household — the reasoning behind it, what to hold, the key figures, and how it connects. Open any section to read more.

Shelter — one year₹201,757
Capital₹136,200
Recurring / yr₹43,940
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01The reasoning+

Here’s the thinking behind your shelter plan, sized to your household.

1
Keep the envelope sound. Roof, walls, openings — stop the breach before it becomes a flood. A tarp and sealant now beats a ruined room later.
2
Carry the warmth at the body. Don’t heat the house — heat the people. Layers, quilts, a warm room. It’s a fraction of the energy.
3
One warm room, not a warm house. Concentrate heat where people sleep; let the rest of the dwelling go cold. That’s how a household survives a cold snap off-grid.
02What to hold & what it costs+

What the plan asks you to hold, grouped by the job each part does.

GroupWhat it coversEst. cost
Bedding & warmthBedding, passive thermal, warm-room layers₹83,000
EnvelopeInsulation, sealing, shade, cool-roof₹42,200
Repair & resilienceRepair tools, tarps/sheeting/fixings, resilience cache₹54,940

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03Key figures+

The figures your plan turns on:

Approachpassive first
Warm roomsized to occupancy
Repairtarps, sheeting, fixings held in reserve
04How it connects+

Shelter doesn’t stand alone — it leans on and feeds the other systems. See the shelter guide for the full reasoning and how it connects.

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