In line with the Humanitarian Reset, the Housing, Land and Property (HLP) Area of Responsibility (AoR) under the Protection Cluster has officially moved to the new Shelter, Land and Site Coordination (SLSC) Cluster, bringing together the former Shelter and Camp Coordination and Camp Management clusters and the HLP AoR into one single cluster.
While the HLP coordination is no longer taking place under the Protection Cluster's architecture, the issue of HLP and its protection-related aspects remain closely linked to protection coordination structure.
About Housing, Land and Property
Housing, land and property rights are about having a home, free from the fear of forced eviction; a place that offers shelter, safety and the ability to secure livelihood opportunities. HLP includes the full spectrum of rights to housing, land and property held according to statutory or customary law or informally — both public and private housing, land and/or property assets. Land rights are rights held to both land and natural resources. HLP rights are held by owners, tenants, cooperative dwellers, customary land tenure owners and users, and informal sector dwellers without secure tenure. Since the early 1990s humanitarians have called attention to the importance of HLP rights in providing durable solutions for both IDPs and refugees. From a human rights perspective, the concept of HLP is essential to ensure the protection of people in all these categories. Access to HLP rights is foundational to socio-economic inclusion and an essential steppingstone for displaced people to rebuild their lives..
Housing, Land, and Property (HLP) in Humanitarian Response: 2025
16.6m
People in need of HLP assistance
4.6m
People targeted for HLP assistance
$59.0m
Funds needed for HLP assistance
$1.6m
Funded amount as of September 2025, Source: FTS
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