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    "data": {
        "id": 1656171,
        "msgid": "data-on-transitional-housing-needs-in-aceh-continues-to-be-updated-heres-the-explanation-from-the-prr-task-1775656296",
        "date": "2026-04-05 08:14:00",
        "title": "Data on Transitional Housing Needs in Aceh Continues to be Updated, Here's the Explanation from the PRR Task Force",
        "author": "Mela Arnani",
        "source": "KOMPAS",
        "tags": "",
        "topic": "Social Policy",
        "summary": "The Task Force for Accelerating Recovery and Rehabilitation (Satgas PRR) is continuously updating data on the needs for transitional housing (Huntara) for disaster survivors in Aceh to ensure no one is left behind in the recovery process. Field changes, such as survivors returning to their original locations, are incorporated to adjust requirements and avoid administrative delays. This flexible approach aims to expedite post-disaster recovery, providing affected communities with suitable temporary shelter while permanent housing is constructed.",
        "content": "<p>The Task Force for Accelerating Recovery and Rehabilitation (Satgas\nPRR) continues to update data on the needs for Transitional Housing\n(Huntara) for disaster survivors in Aceh. Changes in numbers occurring\nin the field are described as part of the data adjustment process, not a\nform of inconsistency. The Head of the Regional Post of the Satgas PRR,\nSafrizal ZA, emphasised that data updating is carried out to ensure all\naffected residents receive their entitlements. He stated that this\nprocess is implemented with the principle of \u201cNo One Left Behind\u201d, so no\nsurvivor is overlooked in the handling. Over time, residents who were\ntemporarily evacuated are beginning to return to their original areas.\nThis situation gives rise to new needs, including requests for the\nconstruction of Huntara in their previous residential locations. This\napproach is taken to avoid administrative obstacles that could\npotentially slow down handling in the field. With a flexible system, the\nrecovery process is expected to proceed more quickly without having to\nwait for all data to be fully finalised. Therefore, data collection\nremains open as long as there are residents who need assistance. This\nstep is taken so that services to the community do not stop merely due\nto technical administrative issues. This approach is expected to\naccelerate post-disaster recovery in Aceh. In this way, affected\ncommunities can soon have decent temporary housing while awaiting the\ncompletion of permanent housing construction.<\/p>",
        "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/data-on-transitional-housing-needs-in-aceh-continues-to-be-updated-heres-the-explanation-from-the-prr-task-1775656296",
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    "sponsor": "Okusi Associates",
    "sponsor_url": "https:\/\/okusiassociates.com"
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