3 October to 9 October, 2025. Step into a fluffy encounter where wool takes center stage! Rediscover the age-old wool fibre through co-creation, craftsmanship and contemporary design in the Fluffy Encounters Wool Exhibition and Workshop. Wool is soft, strong and…
STOCKHOLM, 30 September 2025. Better Shelter has appointed Stina Götbrink and Ebba Grythberg to its Board of Directors. Both bring long experience from business, diplomacy, and sustainability, and will help the organisation expand its work to give families forced to…
Better Shelter joins UNICEF Sweden for En dag för alla barn (A Day for Every Child) at Kungsträdgården: a vibrant, free public event celebrating children’s right to play, rest, and enjoy life to the fullest. As part of this day,…
Many countries, including Sweden, the US and the UK, are cutting down on their international aid funding. At the same time, over 120 million people are displaced from their homes, nearly twice as many as a decade ago. Businesses, foundations,…
As governments worldwide cut back on aid, Better Shelter launches a new fund to protect the right to a home. Never before have so many people been forcibly displaced. In response to significant reductions in international aid, the Swedish non-profit…
När världens regeringar minskar sitt bistånd, kliver Better Shelter fram – med en ny fond som ska säkra rätten till ett hem för människor på flykt. Aldrig tidigare har så många människor befunnit sig på flykt. Som ett svar på…
Building on our commitment to environmental sustainability, we have conducted a workshop using the 3 Horizons methodology. With this approach, we could map out the present (Horizon 1), define our long-term vision (Horizon 3), and identify the innovations required to…
In 2024, an independent consultant provided guidance on managing and considering the end-of-life of the Relief Housing Unit (RHU), contributing to circular economy efforts within humanitarian shelter, and offering recommendations for future action. As part of this study, 95 individuals…
Reducing energy use across our supply chain has remained a priority in recent years. Since manufacturing accounts for the largest share of emissions, the greatest impact can be achieved by: While some energy use is inevitable, particularly when transporting shelters…
Most of our emissions fall under Scope 3, which includes all indirect emissions across our value chain. The most significant source is the manufacturing of materials used in our shelters. This insight allows us to focus our reduction efforts where…