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Action Works Nepal
Earthquake Relief Work Report 2015 (April & May)
On 25 April 2015 a devastating 7.8 magnitude earthquake struck Nepal with the epicenter at Lamjung. Dozens of aftershocks followed, including a 6.7 magnitude earthquake on 12 May 2015. It was the most powerful disaster to strike Nepal since 1934. Though the earthquake was felt all over Nepal but it has affected badly in thirteen district of Nepal. According to the Nepal Police official website, till now(9 June 2015) 8,778 people have lost their lives and more than 22,303 are injured, millions have became homeless and lost their beloved ones and now struggling to have basic needs such as food, shelter and drinking water.
Experience of AWON in relief work Action Works Nepal (AWON), one of the major program themes is humanitarian support. AWON had always proved to be with the survivors for their help. AWON team decided to help earthquake survivors though the team members were struggling mentally and physically in temporary shelter. The commitment to vulnerable communities and working in team spirit motivated to start the relief work in action from 27th May 2015 (3rd day of the first earthquake).
AWON mobilized more than 100 technical and non technical International and National volunteers for the emergency relief work in the field to serve earthquake survivors. The volunteers and AWON team are gearing with collective effort to provide relief to as many affected people as possible and, in an efficient manner. AWON has inclusive package of relief materials focusing
Distributing relief materials to the people
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Relief materials
the various need of infants, lactating mothers, pregnant mothers, elderly people, people with disability, family in death rituals.
AWON had directly reach out to more than 1100 affected family covering 9500 population in Sindhupalchowk, Kavrepalanchowk, Dhading, Dolakha, Ramechhap, Kathmandu and Lalitpur district. The disaggregated data of direct beneficiaries is attached with the excel sheet.
Food items: Rice, Bitten rice, Noodles, Mixtures, Salt, Super floor, Lactogen, water purifier
Shelter Kits: Tarpaulins, ropes, mattress, blankets
Kitchen Items: Rice pots, frying pan, water bucket, dinner plates
Clothing: Special attention for clothes to pregnant mother, lactating mothers, infants, elderly people, family in death rituals and teenage girls (with inner garments, baby blankets, sanitary pad, warm clothes)
Sanitation Kits: Soap (washing and bathing), tooth paste and brush, water filter, phenyl, chlorine tablets
First Aid Kits: 15 types of essential medicines (listed by MOPH) with sanitary pads and soap, water purifier (provided with instruction guide and orientation)
General Health Camp (One day): A team of experienced Senior Nurses
Blankets
Tarpaulins
Nurses checking patients and counseling
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(National and International) were deployed with basic medicines, treatment of injuries, counseling support
Residential Health Camp (5 days): A team with General Physician Doctors, physiotherapist, staff nurses non technical volunteers all together (13 members) were deployed.
27th April 2015 AWON team distributed noodles, drinking water and biscuits for 50 people in landless communities residing in the bank of Bagamati river of Thapathali. 29th April 2015 AWON team organized meeting for emergency response to mostly affected area. The meeting decided to make an Emergency Response Committee (ERC) with a leadership of Founder, President Radha Paudel. (Though Ms. Paudel was in Jumla she was connecting with us via phone and commit to join team as early as possible). Team decided to deploy staff, volunteers (regarding technical and non technical staff) for relief work in mostly affected part outside valley. AWON team visited TU Teaching Hospital, Maharajgunj and coordinate with Nursing Director, Kopila Palek Shrestha to support the team in this crisis time.
AWON team distributing food items to landless people in Kathmandu
AWON team organize meeting for emergency response
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30th April 2015 AWON team started purchasing, collecting relief materials and call for various technical and non technical volunteers through its network, social sites and websites. As per the request from TU Teaching Hospital 5 BSC Nurses were provided to support for three weeks, 10 BP instruments. 1st May 2015 AWON coordinating with Ministry of Public Health, District Public Health Office, and District Disaster Risk Reduction Committee (DDRC) supported relief items; food and non food items, first aid kits. AWON relief team was lead by Ms. Radha Paudel and Mr. Bharat Wasti. AWON deployed more than 60 volunteers and staff for relief work. AWON supported 87 HHs of Shipapokhari village development committee, Bhandarithok village where 95% houses were collapsed; people were living under open sky. 2nd May 2015 AWON gained field experience in relief work from field visit and found lots of needy village, people who didn't get any relief from any organization or government. AWON team decided to support two more mostly affected village with the Indigenous communities. AWON provided support to SipaPokhari Village Development Committee, Gairee Gaun Mija tole ward no 4 with total household of 67 of which 53 HHs were from Tamang, 13 HHs were Dalits and 1 HH was Chhetri. The total population of the village was near to 600. AWON distributed 67 sets of relief items with food items, non food items first aid kits. 3rd May 2015 AWON deployed two emergency relief team to Kavre district. One team visited Dewapur Gairi Bisaune ward no. 6, 3 with the total household 43 covering 300
Founder president talking with elderly people
Supported 5 BSC nurses to the TU teaching Hospital
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populations. AWON distributed relief materials with total package for 43 houses. Another team visited Anaikot 6 (recently Panchkhal 12) and supported to 54 needy HHs with total population of 315 with relief materials. 4th May 2015: AWON one emergency relief team with one day health camp reached Jivanpur VDC ward no# 3 in Dhanding district with complete relief package. Supported directly to 70 families with total population of 400. The village was mix communities from Brahmins and Dalits. Through one day Health Camp 40 people were provided general treatment. 5th May 2015: One emergency relief team with one day health camp reached to Thungpakhar VDC, ward no# 7 Basnet Gaun with complete relief package. Supported directly to 45 families with total population of 250. The village was mix communities with Dalits and Chhetri (high caste). 62 people of the village were provided treatment through general health camp. 7th May 2015: Two emergency relief team with one day health camp reached to Virkot of Dolakha and Deurali of Ramechhap district. AWON one team supported to most needy 133 Dalit and Indigenous familiesin virkot and another team supported to most needy 100 families of Deurali. The community was from Dalits and Indigenous. 73 People in Virkot and 62 people in Deurali were provided treatment through health camp.
Nurses providing medical support
AWON providing baby rapper and clothes to the prenatal and post mother
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11th May 2015: One emergency relief team with one day general health camp reached to Nayagaun of Kavrepalanchowk district. The team supported to most needy 65 families with complete package of relief items. 70 people were provided treatment through health camp. 15th May 2015 One emergency relief team with one day general health camp reached to Namdu village of Dolakha. Three medical doctors from TATA Institute of Health Science provided treatment to 100 people through health camp.
Residential Health Camp (9th May to 14th May 2015): AWON in coordination with Ministry of Public Health and DDRC of
Kavrepalanchowk deployed a medical team in very remote area, Banakhuchor VDC. There were two International female
doctors from USA with experience of working in emergency in various countries. The medical team was accompanied by two Nepalese nurses from UK and one senior nurse from Nepal. All together there were 13 members in team, the team reached crossing various difficulties on the way with 6 hours drive and 6 hours walk from Kathmandu. 350 people were provided treatment in the health camp. The team provided health check up, medicines, counseling support to the visitors. The observation of the physician reflects that
Doctors with patients in Residential camp at Banakhu
Providing clothes to elderly people at Kaavre
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majority of people specially women, elderly people and children were suffering from the psychosocial problems and were traumatize due to the fear of earthquake. Almost all women were suffering from anemia and anxiety. The major health problems was psychosocial problem, anemia, eye infection, joint pain, uterus prolapsed. Residential Health Camp (22nd May to 25th May 2015): Realizing the needs of heath care in remote area of Kavrepalanchowk district. AWON health team moved to Ghartichhap VDC for residential health camp. There were two Nepalese doctors three medical nurses in the team altogether 13 members were in the team. The team chases all the challenges on the way over there. Finally 360 people were benefited from the general health check up, medicines, counseling services.
Doctors and nurses providing medical services at remote village of Kavreplanchowk
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Financial Status of Relief work
Action Works Nepal
Earthquake relief program FUND ACCOUNTABILITY STATEMENT
FOR THE PERIOD 27 April 2015 To 17 May 2015
S.N Particulars Sch Amount in NPR
A SOURCES OF FUND
1 Fund received from different individuals donors 1 3,133,114.89
TOTAL SOURCE OF FUND (A) 3,133,114.89
B APPLICATION OF FUND
1 Relief Materials cost 2 2,351,510.00
2 Medicine and other health camp organize related cost 3 199,736.00
3 Transportation and Travel 4 332,143.00
4 Humanitarian support 5 7,000.00
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Logistic management expenses (communication, rental vehicle,
store, driver cost, Kitchen utilities ...etc) 6 173,474.00
TOTAL APPLICATION OF FUND (B) 3,063,863.00
BALANCE OF FUND (A-B) 69,251.89
Balance 99,413
Payables Tax (30,161)
Note : This Balance Amount is planed to make toilet and drinking water facilities for children near by Miteri
child Learning center in Kavrepalanchowk district.
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Schedule-1
Fund received from different individuals donors
S.N. Particulars Country Amount
(NPR) Gross ($) Fee ($) Net ($)
In Bank A/C
1 Hazel Simpson Aregai US 302,100.00
-
-
-
2 Rodora Turalde Babaran Philippines 101,350.00
-
-
-
3 Youth VIP Australia 35444.37
-
-
-
4 Ramesh Shrestha Nepal 10,000.00
-
-
-
5 Joy Foundation Nepal 30,000.00
-
-
-
Sub-Total 478,894.37
IN Cash
1 Radha Devi Timilisena Nepal 2,500.00
-
-
-
2 Sonali Regmi Nepal 10,030.00
-
-
-
3 ANS & Franks Netherlands 262,000.00
-
-
-
4 Gita Dakal Chalise Nepal 10,000.00
-
-
-
5 Nepalease Nursing Assostation (NNA) UK 79,000.00
-
-
-
6 Stsfan Heintjes Netherlands
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30,228.00 - - -
7 Mamata Bharati Nepal
7,000.00
-
-
-
8 Bikki Koirela Nepal 10,000.00
-
-
-
9 Nepal Siddhartha Samaj & Aatima Nepal Uk 516,513.00
-
-
-
Sub-Total 927,271.00
IN PaypleA/C
1 Sigrid Tornquist US 19,457.15
200.00
6.10
193.90
2 Janet Gray US 9,713.52
100.00
3.20
96.80
3 Kate Greenaway Canada 19,256.45
200.00
8.10
191.90
4 Roxana Lupu US 944.26
10.00
0.59
9.41
5 Christine Guba Germany 4,791.54
50.00
2.25
47.75
6 Christine Pendl Austria 19,256.45
200.00
8.10
191.90
7 Janaki Fonseka US 4,841.71
50.00
1.75
48.25
8 Gayathri Jayasooriya Sri Lanka 9,613.18
100.00
4.20
95.80
9 JOVITHA SIRIWARDENA UK 28,899.73
300.00
12.00
288.00
10 Loretta Raider US
4,841.71
50.00
1.75
48.25
11 Marisa Sympson US
9,713.52
100.00
3.20
96.80
13
12 Linda Lytle US
9,713.52
100.00
3.20
96.80
13 Lee Russell US
24,328.96
250.00
7.55
242.45
14 Rucha Tadwalkar US
4,841.71
50.00
1.75
48.25
15 Kellie Roberts US
1,918.62
20.00
0.88
19.12
16 Alexandra Comino Australia
3,827.21
40.00
1.86
38.14
17 Phua Jacintha Singapore
7,684.52
80.00
3.42
76.58
18 Cindi Cassady US
97,406.15
1,000.00
29.30
970.70
19 Kristina Tschunkert Germany
2,862.88
30.00
1.47
28.53
20 Cristiane König Germary
3,827.21
40.00
1.86
38.14
21 Superna Parajuli Us 9,713.52
100.00
3.20
96.80
22 Haja Kakay US 2,892.98
30.00
1.17
28.83
23 Sarah Martin Netherlands
24,078.09
250.00
10.05
239.95
24 Karen Remmler US
4,841.71
50.00
1.75
48.25
25 Anneliese Berens Germany
2,862.88
30.00
1.47
28.53
26 Mohsen Mirhosseini US
19,457.15
200.00
6.10
193.90
27 Florence Bonnafoux France
9,613.18
100.00
4.20
95.80
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28 Edmund Kellerman US 55,613.93
571.08
16.86
554.22
29 Liz Sibthorpe UK
2,862.88
30.00
1.47
28.53
30 Lonneke Holling Netherlands
1,126.89
12.00
0.77
11.23
31 Sujata Sharma US
19,457.15
200.00
6.10
193.90
32 Susan Nelson UK
4,791.54
50.00
2.25
47.75
33 Dristi Angdembey US
4,841.71
50.00
1.75
48.25
34 Gaylen Hasson US
4,841.71
50.00
1.75
48.25
35 Emma Simpson UK
4,791.54
50.00
2.25
47.75
36 sandesh kandel Australia
4,791.54
50.00
2.25
47.75
37 Patricia Gay US
9,713.52
100.00
3.20
96.80
38 Diana Kutlow US
19,428.35
200.00
6.10
193.90
39 cristian Rivier Switzerland
9,598.95
100.00
4.20
95.80
40 Valerie Luyckx
Switzerland
19,227.96
200.00 8.10
191.90
41 Debbie Nesbitt UK
4,784.44
50.00
2.25
47.75
42 Joanna Hill UK
14,413.45
150.00
6.15
143.85
43 Neha Upadhyay US
14,563.75
150.00
4.65
145.35
15
44 Dev Paudel US
116,720.42
1,200.00
35.10
1,164.90
45 Pete Pattisson UK
28,856.97
300.00
12.00
288.00
46 Ann Vandemeulebroeke Belgium
4,784.44
50.00
2.25
47.75
47 Ann Vandemeulebroeke Belgium
4,784.44
50.00
2.25
47.75
48 Ann Vandemeulebroeke Belgium
9,598.95
100.00
4.20
95.80
49 Sam Biddle Australia
9,598.95
100.00
4.20
95.80
50 Petra Schürmann Germany
9,598.95
100.00
4.20
95.80
51 Henk Caminada Netherlands
9,598.95
100.00
4.20
95.80
52 Rachel Manning UK
28,856.97
300.00
12.00
288.00
53 Jenna Nesbitt UK
2,504.95 25.00
-
25.00
54 Corinne Risler Canada
4,784.44
50.00
2.25
47.75
55 tina nicholas UK
4,784.44
50.00
2.25
47.75
56 Ya-Shin Lin US
9,699.15
100.00
3.20
96.80
57 Gopal Yogi US
48,615.97
500.00
14.80
485.20
58 Angie Peltzer US
1,915.78
20.00
0.88
19.12
59 Eva Nylander Netherlands
7,673.15
80.00
3.42
76.58
16
60 Philip Kellerman US
4,834.54
50.00
1.75
48.25
61 Marina Maria Wilhelmina van de Ven Netherlands
4,784.44
50.00
2.25
47.75
62 A Touch of England France
2,376.69
25.00
1.28
23.72
63 Craig Tanner Qatar
28,856.97
300.00
12.00
288.00
64 Anne Reese US
4,834.54
50.00
1.75
48.25
65 Diana L Pittet US
2,401.74
25.00
1.03
23.97
66 Cindi Cassady US
9,699.15
100.00
3.20
96.80
67 Benjamin Hughes UK
48,114.98
500.00
19.80
480.20
68 Ann Vandemeulebroeke Belgium
9,598.95
100.00
4.20
95.80
69 Ritu Rala US
4,834.54
50.00
1.75
48.25
70 Pashupati Timalsina Australia
7,480.77
78.00
3.34
74.66
71 Susan Kington-Smith France
2,376.69
25.00
1.28
23.72
72 Jemie Phua Singapore
7,191.20
75.00
3.23
71.77
73 Hugh Kilgour France
932.84
10.00
0.69
9.31
74 Samina Mandos
-
4,959.79
49.50
-
49.50
75 Tejal Chinoy US
4,834.54
50.00
1.75
48.25
17
76 TAMRA Fago US
9,699.15
100.00
3.20
96.80
77 Bupesh Tandon US
1,915.78
20.00
0.88
19.12
78 Bala Pinjala US
9,699.15
100.00
3.20
96.80
79 Albert Woon Australia
9,598.95
100.00
4.20
95.80
80 Kamani Jinadasa Us
9,699.15
100.00
3.20
96.80
81 Anthony Tatu US
4,834.54
50.00
1.75
48.25
82 Robin Tatu US
4,834.54
50.00
1.75
48.25
83 Michelle Merrilees UK
13,141.94
137.00
5.84
131.16
84 Maria Brett UK
1,895.74
20.00
1.08
18.92
85 Merlyn Francisco Philippines
4,784.44
50.00
2.25
47.75
86 Mahesh Kaudal Australia
116,961.89
1,215.00
47.69
1,167.31
87 Edmund Kellerman US
57,112.75
570.00
-
570.00
88 Rosemary Black Australia
70,646.46
734.00
28.93
705.07
89 Pierre DUPUY France
21,538.52
224.00
9.04
214.96
90 Bharat Neupane Australia
9,598.95
100.00
4.20
95.80
91 William Sommer US
2,401.74
25.00
1.03
23.97
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92 Bram Reudink Netherlands
9,598.95
100.00
4.20
95.80
93 Gail Kennard US
2,401.74
25.00
1.03
23.97
94 H Haverman Netherlands
5,352.00
56.00
2.48
53.52
95 Earthlyn Manuel US
3,854.00
40.00
1.46
38.54
96 Robert Markey US
24,245.00
250.00
7.55
242.45
97 RS Kimble US
9,680.00
100.00
3.20
96.80
98 parisa mirzadehgan US
4,825.00
50.00
1.75
48.25
99 Ann-Michelle Burton
9,580.00
100.00
4.20
95.80
100 Maj Mirhosseini US
4,825.00
50.00
1.75
48.25
101 Patricia Barry US
48,520.00
500.00
14.80
485.20
102 Andreas Müller Germany
48,020.00
500.00
19.80
480.20
103 Arman Ghosh US
9,680.00
100.00
3.20
96.80
104 Asieh Jalali Farahani
4,825.00
50.00
1.75
48.25
105 Edmund Kellerman US
80,000.00
800.00
-
800.00
106 Singapore Innocom Technologies Pte Ltd Singapore
106,641.00
1,110.00
43.59
1,066.41
Total
1,726,949.52
17,831.58 596.07
17,235.51
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Grand Total 3,133,114.89
Schedule 2 - Relief materials purchase cost S.N Particulars Amount (NPR)
1 Cloths &Blankets
789,118.00
2 Tent
1,158,234.00
3 Mat
194,080.00
4 Rope
16,860.00
5 Kitchen Utilities (Rice cooking pots, Vegetable frying pans,)
71,003.00
6 Snacks (Betan rice, Mixture, Noodles, Biscuits)
103,755.00
6 Salt
14,650.00
7 Plastic Materials (Cloth Paching Bag, Tape, Plastic Bag)
3,810.00
Total Cost
2,351,510.00
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Schedule 3 - Medicine and other health camp organize related cost
S.N Particulars Amount(NPR)
1 Equipment (B.P Instrument 10 set), Support
19,006.00
2 Multiplug, Light for Health Camp
3,475.00
2 Labour Cost for health Camp (Transportation)
28,436.00
3 Cook Hire ( Health Camp)
7,765.00
5 Medicines
141,054.00
Sub-Total
199,736.00
Schedule 4 - Transportation & Travels cost
S.N Particulars Amount (NPR)
1
Transportation cost (Kathmandu to Kavre, Sindhupalchok, Dolakha, Ramaychap, Sindhuli, Dhading & Local Transportation in Kathmandu)
332,143.00
Sub-Total
332,143.00
Schedule 5-Humanitrain Support 7,000.00
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Schedule 6 - Logistic management expenses (food, Snacks, Tea, water, communication, store, driver cost, Kitchen utilities ...etc)
S.N Particulars Amount (NPR)
1
Food, Snacks, Miniral Water, Tea, Gas for office 6 staff & 70 National & International volunteers of residential health camp of Field.
84,341.00
2 Vechile Driver Allowance 9,000.00
3 Vehicle Repair 1,937.00
5 Communication & Telephone (Coronation with Volunteers, vendors, etc...
12,850.00
6 Kitchen Utilities (Rice cooking pots, Vegetable frying pans,)
8,495.00
7 Fuel (Vehicle& Bike) 19,562.00
8 Stationary, Flex Print, Printing, T-shirt Printing 33,789.00
9 Miscellaneous (materials supported to women & Girls) 3,500.00
Sub Total 173,474.00
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Organizational Contribution
S.N Particulers Days Rate Total Explanation
1
Board Member Contribution (President Nrs. 8,000.00@ 21 Days , Vice-President Nrs. 8,000.00@ 21 Days, Tresure Nrs. 8,000.00@ 21 Days, 2 Member@ Nrs. 4500 @ 7 Days as per organizational Policy.
567000
2 Fundraising, Networking Coordinator (USA) 21 10000 210000
3 Project Manager 21 3150 84000
4 Finance & Admin Officer 21 2070 43470
5 Logistic Officer 21 1500 31500
6 Support Officer 21 500 10500
7 National Volunteers Mobilization (15 Person Per day@ Nrs. 1000 Per Person) Non Technical 21 15000 315000
8 National Volunteer (Technical 7 Person@ Nrs.2000 Per Person) 21 14000 294000
9 International Volunteers (2 doctors From USA) 2 Days@Nrs. 20000 4 20000 80000
10 International Volunteers ( 2 Staff Nurse from UK)2 Days@Nrs. 10000 4 10000 40000
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International Volunteers ( 3 Doctors from India) 1 Days@Nrs. 20000 3 20000 60000
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12
International Volunteer ( Fund raising and net working) From Thailand 4 Days@20000 Per Days 4 20000 80000
13 International Volunteers ( 3 volunteer from USA, Thailand) 5 Days@5000 Per Person 15 5000 75000
14 Communication cost for Volunteers (22 [email protected] Day) 21 2200 46200
14 Relief material Store (3 rooms@ Nrs. 400 Per day) 21 1200 25200
14 Fuel cost for Motor bike (2 Bike @ 250 Per day) 14 500 7000
Total 1968870
Note : Action Works Nepal is only a medium to reaching out the unreached surviours of Earthquake 2015. It is possible because of you all. We started our work with passion not by money but you generate money as we need. From bottom of our heart, we would liek to express our sincere gratitude and thanks for your incrediable thoughts, prayers, donatioons and all. Here, we are sharing our work for your kind information. Please feel free to write us if you have any questions and sugestions at [email protected]. You all our strenghts and we love to with you all. Please keep on spreading the words and keep praying, we are still long way to go for early recovery.
_______________ Finance officer Date: 17 may 2015
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Seal of Organization ________________________ Head of Organization Date: 17 may 2015
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Fund Received for other Project Budget Head
S.N. Particulars Country Amount (Nrs) Explanation
Emergency Action Fund (For Humantrain Support)
1 Meena suresh makhijani & Mahera jeevanjee USA 500,000.00 This Budget Amount Use For Emergency Humantrain Support
2 Devanna Dela Puente Thailand 50,500.00
3 Dzene Juceviciute USA 200,000.00
Sub-Total 750,500.00
Miteri Children Learning Center Project Country Amount (Nrs) This Budget Amount Use For Miteri Children Learning Center in Kavre.
1 Riza Vale Philippines 100,000.00
2 Umesh Shrestha Bharain 49,999.00
3 Kinderhilfe Nepal Germany 956,333.00
3 Hans Juergen Dahlund - 33,783.00
Sub-Total 1,140,115.00
Creating Safe space for young girls and women (Ladies toilets, Feeding room) This Budget amount Use for
Creating Safe space for young girls
& women (Ladies toilets, Feeding room)
1 Annette Lyth Thailand 400,731.33
3 Jain Center of Southern USA 1,533,750.00
4 USA USA 229,215.00
Sub Total
2,163,696.33
Total Amount 40,54,311.33
Note: AWON had finalized the working area, took approval form the Chief District Office of Kavrepalanchowk, rapid need assessment had done , based on the findings action plan will be finalized by 10th June 2015 and work will be started.
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Supportive Hands/Agencies for Relief Work to AWON
Action Works Nepal (AWON), one of the major themes is humanitarian support and right after the 3rd day of the deadly and devastating earthquake AWON team decided to support the earthquake survivors. For this AWON team were supported by different national and international organizations; individuals; government by providing monetary as well as non monetary help. AWON teams were supported by different relief materials including medicines. The list of the supporting hands/agencies along with the materials they supported to AWON team is listed in the table below:
FNCCI
SN. Materials Name Issued Quantity
1 Disinfectant Soap 1pcs
2 Betadine Solution 1pcs
3 ORS(Jeevan Jaal) 106pcs
4 Guaze Bandage 6pcs
5 Creep Bandage 13pcs
6 Dressing Safety pad 10pcs
7 Adhesive Dressing 2large+1small
8 Cast Padding 1 Table 1: Records of FNCCI
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Table 2: Records of Dezene
Name of the Items Quantity
Mini Water Filtration System 156
Squeeze Water Filtration 90
Adapters 77
SAWYER 77
Cleaning Plunger 2-2=0
Squeeze Water Filtration packet 14
Pipe Attej 5
Rescue Blanket 7 bundles(*12pcks)+7pcks
Cotton Tipped Applicators 6in(15.2cm) 5packets
Chucks 73
Face Masks 34
Gauze Bandages 10packs
Cloth Surgical Tape 4boxes
Paper Surgical Tape 3boxex
Surgical Mask 3.5packets(*100masks)
Cotton Swabs 1000(1 bag)
Assorted Cable Ties 560
Poise Body Cooling Towels 2packets
Cleansing Wipes 1packet
Skin Closure Strips 1packet(50wipes)
Neupoo Rotigotine transdimal Systems 17
Small Ziplock bags 1bag
Gauze Sponges 1bundle
Stretchy Gauze Rolls 1packet(200 sponges)
Hand Sanitizer wipes
Knife WI Razor refills 1knife+10 blades
Gloves 3pairs+1single
Isolation/Protection Gowns 3packs(*10gowns)
Kelp Powder(5 lb) 1bag
Ground Ginger(5 lb) 1bag
Moringa powder(5 lb) 1bag
Solar lamp 2
Water Filters 25+25+25+25=100
Lamps 65
Water Filters 25
protein powder 3 villages
Medicines 1000cap
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Table 3: Records of Department of Health, Teku
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Table 5: Records of Nepal Health Training Center
Records of Relief Materials by Global Karuna
SN. Materials Name Issued Quantity
1 ORS 10boxes
2 Paracetamol 20boxes
3 Finyl 5pcs
4 Sanitary Pads 10pcs
5 Eye-Ear Drops 5pcs
6 Alzed 2boxes
7 Pyrimide 25strips
8 Azitech 2boxes
9 Metrion 2box
10 Ferocit 15boxes
11 Mymox 1box
12 Ranitidine tab 20 stripes
13 Brucet 1box
14 Childkof 5bottles
15 Mineral water 240
Table 4: Records of Gobal Karuna
Nepal Health Training Center
SN. Materials Name Issued Quantity
1 IV Infusion Set 200Sets
2 Ringer Lactate 500bottles(500ml)
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University of Florida
SN. Materials Name Issued Quantity
1 Wipes 2bottles(40pcs each)
2 Hand Sanitizer 2 bottles(500tabs each)
3 Pain Reliever 6 bottles(500tabs each)
4 Bandages 4pkds
5 Masks 2pkds(20pcs each)
6 Toothbrush+ Toothpaste
2pkds(6pcs each)+3pkds(6.40zeach)
7 Gatorade powder 1 box(1.44kg)
8 Gloves 1pkd(100 pieces)
9 Flushable wipes 6pkds(144pcs each)
10 Protein Bar 3pkds(22 bars)
11 Bag 1 piece Table 6 : Records of University of Florida
AATMIYA, Baluwatar-4, Kathmandu
SN. Materials Name Issued Quantity
1 Maxxi 50pcs
2 Peticoat 50pcs
3 Underwear 100pcs
4 Baby's blanket 50pcs
5 Masks 3packs
6 Guaze role 4
7 Disposable gloves 5packs
8 Syringe(3ml) 1pack(100pcs)
9 Surgical Lubricant 1tube
10 Alcohol pack 1pck
11 Latix pack 1pck
12 Adhesive bandage 1roll
13 ORS 2pck
14 Syringe(5ml) 1pck(100pcs)
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15 Povidone-Iodine Swabstick 44
16 Handiplast 45
17 Buprofen(400mg) 28strips+500tab
18 Aqua pure 23
19 Ciprofloxacin 19strips
20 Amoxycilin 8strips+1small bottle
21 Surgical Gloves 6
22 Piclofenac Inj I.P Voveran 1ml
1pck
23 Paracetamol 20strips
24 Povidone-Iodine Ointment 9tubes
25 Acetaminophen(pain reliever+fever reducer
1000cap
26 Pheniramine Maletate tab I.P
50strips
27 Needle 1pck
28 Antibiotic cream 3tubes
29 Fast Itch & Rash Relief 1tube
30 Zippack 18
31 Aspirin(300mg) 1strips
32 Hand sanitizer 17
33 Betadin 13
34 Pain killer 3small bottle
35 Antiseptic 1
36 Crocin 1
37 Viridian 1
38 Bromelain 500mg 1small bottle(30 cap)
39 Echinacea Goldenseal 1
40 Nutra Sea 1(200ml liquid)
41 Bhujiya 32
42 Toast 1 Table 7 : Records of Aatmiya
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Table 8: Records of USA Docters & Uk Nurse
Essential Medicines List Handed by Dr. from USA& Uk Nurse
SN Name of the Item Quantity
1 Guaze 8packets
2 Bandage 82roles
3 Cotton roll/wool 14packets
4 Normal Saline 95pieces
5 Cephalexin capsules+Amoxycilin+Potassium Gluconate
4bottle+36packets+10bottles(small)
6 Dressing pads+Protecting Anti wipes 11packets
7 Gloves 3packets
8 Face Masks 102pieces
9 Foreceps+Scissors+Stapler Remover 15pieces
10 Eye Shield 8pieces
11 Ethicon 7packets
12 Vaseline Guaze 40pieces+1packet
13 Tapes 11pieces
14 IV Cannula 2(1buck+1packet)
15 Metron+Loperamide 18packets
16 Surgical Gloves 50pieces
17 Hand Sanitizer 14bottles
18 Eye Care Kit 3packets
19 Idoform Dressing Packet 3bottles
20 Inhalation Powder 5packets
21 Transperent Dressing 5packets
22 HandSanitizer Soap 3bottles
23 Johnson Powder 1bottle
24 Lactogen 32packets
25 Handi Plast 3packets
26 Propanold 1packet
27 K-Y Jelly 35small tubes
28 Paracetamol+Ciprofloxacin+Pain Relief 26packets+7small bottle
29 Scalpel 1packet
30 Ear Set 1packet
31 Catheter Set 1packet
32 Surgical Setup 3packets
33 Baby Wipes 1packet
34 Sanitary Pads 3packets
35 Ear Dressing Kit 1packet
36 Emergency Blanket 1packet
37 Anticeptic Cream(Salvon,nesporin) 12tubes+1bottle
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Medicines List Handed by Tuka Chhetri
SN Name of the Item Quantity
1 Igel/Solus Slatin 13
2 Cannula/Butterfly 68
3 VICRYL(3-0)+(2-0) 5
4 StimuplexR A 10
5 Scope Saver 5
6 Tracheal Tube 3
7 Tegaderm-Film 41
8 Hypafix(Tapes) 1 roll
9 Safetyflex 1
10 Needle 23
Table 9: Records of Tuka Cheetri Uk
