What is..?
Humanitarian aid units are prefabricated modular structures designed to support emergency response, disaster recovery and long term humanitarian operations. Manufactured in factory controlled environments, these units can be rapidly transported and installed in conflict zones, disaster areas and remote locations where infrastructure is limited or damaged.
Humanitarian aid units are highly versatile. They can function as family shelters, clinics, classrooms, warehouses, field offices, command centers, kitchens, sanitation facilities and staff accommodation. Each unit is engineered to meet international humanitarian, safety and quality standards while supporting dignity, privacy and community wellbeing.

Advantages
Humanitarian aid units deliver speed, reliability and flexibility. Off site production enables large volumes to be manufactured and deployed quickly, ensuring fast access to safe shelter and essential services.
Their durable modular steel or prefabricated structure provides resilience against harsh climates, transport stress and intensive daily use. Units can be relocated, expanded, stacked or reconfigured as humanitarian needs evolve, delivering strong lifecycle value.
Factory manufacturing ensures consistent quality, hygiene, insulation and fire safety while minimizing material waste and environmental impact. Standardization simplifies global logistics, installation and maintenance, improving operational efficiency for NGOs, governments and international organizations.

Usage Areas
Humanitarian aid units are used in refugee and IDP settlements, disaster response operations, conflict affected regions, cross border humanitarian missions and stabilization programs.
They support a wide range of functions including shelter, healthcare delivery, education, administration, logistics, storage, security posts, staff housing and community services.
These units are especially valuable in remote, insecure or high demand environments where traditional construction is too slow, costly or impractical.

Dorce’s Difference/Conclusion
Dorce designs and delivers humanitarian aid units that comply with international humanitarian, structural and safety standards. Each unit is engineered for climate resilience, user comfort, sanitation compatibility and long term durability.
With full turnkey capability, Dorce manages design, engineering, manufacturing, global logistics, site installation and commissioning through a single coordinated process. This ensures rapid mobilization, consistent quality and reduced operational risk for humanitarian partners worldwide.
By providing reliable, scalable and human centered humanitarian aid units, Dorce helps protect vulnerable communities, strengthen aid delivery capacity and support safer, more dignified living environments during crisis and recovery.