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1 Salik Development Foundation, Annual Report 2005-06 Salik Development Foundation Annual Report, 2005-06 Head office: Baz Plaza Malakand Rd Takht Bhai, Mardan. Tel: 0937-551244, Fax: 0937-552546 Peshawar Office: Zahir abad ( Shahi bagh), Charsaddah Road, Peshawar, Tel: 0915276284 Ghari Habibullah Office: Near Jump, Balakot Road, Main Bazar, Ghari Habibullah, District Mansehra, Tel: 0997-450197-235135 Muzzaffarabad AJK Office: 8-D, Upper Chattar, Housing Colony, Muzaffar Abad, AJK. Tel: Emails for all Offices: [email protected] , [email protected] [email protected] ,Web Site: www.salikfoundation.com

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Salik Development Foundation

Annual Report, 2005-06

Head office: Baz Plaza Malakand Rd Takht Bhai, Mardan. Tel: 0937-551244, Fax: 0937-552546

Peshawar Office: Zahir abad ( Shahi bagh), Charsaddah Road, Peshawar, Tel: 0915276284

Ghari Habibullah Office: Near Jump, Balakot Road, Main Bazar, Ghari Habibullah, District Mansehra, Tel: 0997-450197-235135

Muzzaffarabad AJK Office: 8-D, Upper Chattar, Housing Colony, Muzaffar Abad, AJK. Tel:

Emails for all Offices: [email protected] , [email protected] [email protected]

,Web Site:www.salikfoundation.com

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Table of Contents

1. List of Abbreviations ………………………………………3

2. Fore Words ……………………………………………………4

3. SDF Structure…………………………………………………5

4. Detail of Staff ……………………………………………….6

5. Community Physical Infrastructure (CPI) …………7

6. Social Mobilization and Organization………………14

7. Health Program…………………………………………….17

8. NUDP Program……………………………………………..19

9. Environmental Protection ……………………………..22

11. Water Supply & Sanitation …………………………..31

12. Earth Quake Relief Activities………………………..41

13. Publications ………………………………………………

14. Auditor’s Reports………………………………………..

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List of Abbreviation

1. SDF Salik Development Foundation

2. PPAF Pakistan Poverty Alleviation Fund

3. CPI Community Physical Infrastructure

4. PHC Primary Health Care

5. MMR Maternal Morbidity Rate

6. IMR Infant Mortality Rate

7. CBA Child Bearing Age

8. BBCM Broad Based Community Meeting

9. TMA Tehsil Municipal Administration

10. TVO Trust for Voluntary Organization

11. CO Community Organization

12. PAC Project Approval Committee

13. AKWS Al-Khidmat Welfare Society

14. AKTGS Awami Khidmat Gar Tanzeem Garo Shah

15. SDCC Social Development Coordination Council

16. M.S.O Male Social Organizer

17. F.S.O Female Social Organizer

18. NUDP NWFP Urban Development Project

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Fore Word

Salik Development Foundation (SDF) has

initiated welfare activities since its establishment in 1989. With the passage of

time SDF has started various developmental

activities. During the period of 17 years SDF workers faced many problems, accidents and

troubles. We learned a lot from experiences and circumstances during interacting with

community.

During these hard days SDF members, staff, partners and all well wishers cooperated

according to their capacity. Due to which lacs of people are being benefited by SDF services today.

SDF partner PPAF has cooperated and guided a lot. With the

guidance of Mr. Kamal Hayat, Chief Executive of PPAF all staff of PPAF and especially CPI unit has guided and facilitated all partner

organization in Pakistan for the alleviation of poverty, which is

exemplary. Affiliation with PPAF is considered an honor. SDF has completed the CPI schemes in the backward communities of

District, Mardan, Sawabi and Peshawar successfully while several schemes are in progress. Which help poverty alleviation?

Beside PPAF collaboration, SDF has completed several

developmental projects with collaboration of UNICEF, TVO, OXFAM, NUDP, DSP, NCHD, TMA (Takht Bhai, Mardan) and Pompier de

Urgence and Secure Populair from France successfully. Due to which not only the area developed but mutual cooperation and trust has

also been raised.

I resolve and conclude that we would like to collaborate with those organization and individuals who work for development and peace

in the world in order to establish a peaceful, developed and

prosperous society.

Thanks!

Jehan Zeb

President SDF.

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SDF Structure

General Body Members Board of Directors President Secretary Executive Director Staff members.

SDF Goal

Efforts for the Establishment of a Peaceful, Prosperous,

Developed and equal Society SDF Objectives Provision of educational facilities and awareness raising in back ward

communities. Efforts for the provision of basic health facilities, health education and

awareness raising about prevention and control of diseases.

To alleviate poverty and efforts for availability of basic needs of life i.e employment, skill trainings, safe drinking water, sanitation and

community physical infrastructure to deprived and backward communities.

To improve natural resources for the protection of Environment

through awareness raising and capacity building trainings. Capacity building of farmers, information sharing and provision of

facilities for agricultural development. Advocacy for peace, equality and human rights (esp. women and

children).

Coordination and linkage development, Information sharing and capacity building of CSOs / CBOs for participatory development and

human resource development. Relief and Rehabilitation efforts in case of natural disasters and

accidents.

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Salik Development Foundation (SDF) Staff Detail

.

S.# Name Designation

Head Office Takht-Bhai STAFF

S#

Regional Office: Ghari Habibullah

Staff

1 Muhammad Ibrahim Jan Executive Director 1 Abdur Razaq Office Coordinator

2 Jehanzeb Khan Admn Officer 2 M. Imran Accountant

3 Musharaf Shah Finance Officer 3 Ejaz Coordinator

4 Imran Accountant Regional Office Peshawar

5 Naveed Ahmad Engineer (CPI) 1 Aftab Alam Computer Operator

6 Arshad Ali Social Organizer 2 Shaad Khan Coordinator

7 Ibrahim Khan Coordinator CPI* 3 Ms. Sabeen Coordinator

8 Farooq Khan Field Coordinator.

9 Musaver Field Coordinator

10 Bakht Zada Watch Man

11 Mohammad Shah Driver

12 Khan Mohammad Driver

Salik Health Center Staff

1 Dr. Muhammad Ayaz Medical Doctor

2 Dr. Najma Lady Doctor

3 Shaukat Ali In Charge

4 Bashir Ahmad Lab Technician

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Community Physical Infrastructure (CPI) Program Introduction. CPI program launched in District Mardan, Swabi and Peshawar Districts in 2002. Salik Development (SDF) signed an agreement for CPI Phase I with PPAF. The CPI schemes begun properly in 2002. Three phases of CPI have been completed successfully during the year. While the 4th phase agreement has been signed and projects are in progress The main schemes and activities of CPI are construction of link roads, street pavement, construction of main drains and street drains, Installation of communal afridio hand pumps, irrigation water stoppers (nakkas), and construction of culverts, small bridges and capacity building of COs. SDF has implemented total 46 schemes in 46 backward communities of district Mardan and Tehsil Takht Bhai.

Methodology The project staff consists of one CPI coordinator, one social organizer, one engineer and an accountant. The CPI Coordinator is responsible for all project implementation activities, planning and management with the assistance of social organizer. Social organizer attends community meetings and gatherings. He is especially responsible for social mobilization and in fact he is the person of the community. The job description of engineer is to analyze COs proposals, project area survey and preparation of estimated budget for schemes. Accountant maintain all project accounts and he also facilitate COs for accounts maintenance.

Opening of Water Tank Construction in Pirano Dag work Takht Bhai.

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Social organizer is the match stick and burn the fire of sensitization. He goes to the community and meets with project stake holders i.e community leader, teachers, social workers, religious leaders, Imam Masjid, youth and farmers for choosing an activist. He meets individually and collectively with community members of project area for social mobilization and organization purposes. Social organizer and CPI coordinator prepare community for 20 % shares against 80 % grant from SDF. This process usually takes 3 months. After the period of 3 months the CO becomes well equipped for project implementation. The COs pass a resolution in a BBCM for a prioritized scheme. They send the resolution to SDF head office and the CPI project staff analyze the proposal and finally project approval Committee (PAC) approve the proposal. The project work begins under supervision of CPI project staff and concerned CO. In case of hand pump installation schemes, volunteers are trained from the community for hand pumps repairs and maintenance in case of fault in hand pumps.

SDF Criteria for CPI schemes

Formation of CO

Bank Account

Need based and justified schemes

Maintained official records of COs

Saving

20 % share of total cost of the project

Community Resolution by the CO

3 % from community for maintenance and repair work

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A flow of CPI Procedure

SDCC Peshawar.

SDCC Mardan.

Political Edu;n

SNI

NATPOW

TVO Net Work

M & E

SPCS NGOs

Network and

Advocacy

Social

Mobilization

COs Formation

Capacity Building

of COs at least for

3 months

Social / Village

Profile

Resolution By COs

for Schemes

Proposal By the

COs

Meetings with COs

(at least 3)

Joint Bank Account

MOU b/w SDF and

CO

Audit Project &

Maintenance

Committees

formation for the

scheme

Scheme

Implementation by

the COs

Monitoring by the

F.E or other

member of SDF

Scheme

Completion

certificate by SDF Activities

Infrastructure

Water supply link

roads, sanitation,

irrigation & flood

protection

Donor Aid 80 % &

Community Share

20 %

Maintenance 3 %

from community

before

implementation of

Scheme

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Detail of CPI Projects Phase IV (From July 05 to June 06)

S.No Project

Title

CO name UC Tehsil District

HH

Male Female

Phase IV 1st Quarter ( From July to September 05 )

1. Sanitation, H.P, R.W

CCB Doran abad

Dagai Mardan Mardan 300 1224 1176

2 San; , St

Pav; R.W

CCB

Humanitarian

Pat Baba T.Bhai Mardan 190 745 775

3. San; St Pav;

H.P

PTA GGHSS

Abdullah Jan

Kallay

Daman-

e-Koh

T.Bhai Mardan 90 353 367

4. San; St Pav;

H.P

SDU Ghar

Kallay

Daman-

e-Koh

T.Bhai Mardan 150 588 612

5. DWSH Itifaq

Welfare

Society

Swabi Swabi Swabi 90 353 367

6 Link Road &

H.P

SDU Karnal

Bostan

Kallay

Narai T.Bhai Mardan 180 666 734

7. Nacca

Structure

SDU Saro

Shah

Saro

Shah

T.Bhai Mardan 95 372 388

8 DWSH SDU Shagai

Kallay

Kot

Jhungara

T.Bhai Mardan 80 314 326

9 DWSH CDO Shagai

Kallay

Shagai

Manirai

Swabi Swabi 85 333 347

10 DWSH SDU Takht-

Bhai

Pat Baba T.Bhai Mardan 170 666 694

Phase IV 2nd

Quarter (From October to December 05 ) 11 DWSH SDU Gujar

Ghari

Gujar

Ghari

T.Bhai Mardan 88 344 360

12 San: & St

Pave:

Tehsil Bar

Association

T.Bhai.

Daman-

e-Koh

T.Bhai Mardan 40 157 163

13 DWSH Al-Khair

Welfare

Organization

(Parkho

Dehri )

Parkho

Dehri

T.Bhai Mardan 140 549 571

14 Sanitation &

L. Road

SDU Baidu

Kallay

Saro

Shah

T.Bhai Mardan 200 784 816

15 Link Road Itihad

Welfare

Organization

Abdur

Rahman

Kallay

Pat Baba T.Bhai Mardan 600 2352 2448

16 San: L.R and

DWSH

Khair

Khaigara

Tanzeem

Patti Kallan

Takkar T.Bhai Mardan 310 1215 1265

17 Sanitation Falahi

Tanzeem

Nawjann

Alezai

Peshawar

Kaniza Peshawar Peshawar 200 784 816

18 Sanitation , Hamdard Kaniza Peshawar Peshawar 200 784 816

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DWSH Welfare

Organization

Peshawar

19 Sanitation ,

St Pav;

Aman

Foundation

Peshawar

Bazid

Hail

Peshawar Peshawar 40 157 163

20 Sanitation ,

Dust Bins

Ihsas Welfare

Organization

Peshawar

Kareem

Pura

Peshawar Peshawar 64 251 261

Phase IV 3rd

Quarter ( From January to March 06 ) 21 San; St; Pav;

HP

SDU Amir

Kallay

Takar T. Bhai Mardan 200 784 816

22 Sanitation,

St Pav

Falahi

Tanzeem

Kamran

Kallay

Pat baba T.Bhai Mardan 70 274 286

23 DWSH SDU Gul

Shan Abad

Lund

Khawar

T.Bhai Mardan 155 608 632

24 DWSH ,

Dust Bin

Hatian Social

Organization

(CCB)

Hatian T.Bhai Mardan 245 960 1000

25 Sanitation &

RW

Sadat

Welfare Org;

Pir Abad

Sahri

Behlool

T.Bhai Mardan 300 1176 1224

26 San & St.

Pav;

SDU T.Bhai

(Sub

Committee

Sharif Abad

Pat Baba T.Bhai Mardan 600 2352 2448

27 San & St

Pav;

SDU Takkar

Kallay

Takkar T.Bhai Mardan 120 470 490

28 DWSH SDU Sher

Gharh

Sher

Ghar

T.Bhai Mardan 145 568 592

29 DWSH Spilano Dheri

Welfare

Organization

Makori T.bhai Mardan 142 557 579

30 Link Road Kaloo Shah

Welfare

Society

(CCB)

Naray T.bhai Mardan 400 1568 1632

31 Link Road SDU Sardar

Kallay

Naray T.Bhai Mardan 95 372 388

32 Link Road Bizey

Development

Society

(Mian Eisa)

Mian

Eisa

T.bhai Mardan 100 392 408

33 Sanitation SDU Muslim

Abad

Naray T.Bhai Mardan 25 98 102

34 Sanitation Hamza

Welfare

Society Saro

Shah(CCB)

Saro

Shah

T.bhai Mardan 355 1392 1448

35 Sanitation Khedmat-e-

Khalq

Welfare Org;

(CCB) Hatian

Hatian T.bhai Mardan 110 431 449

36 Sanitation Dosti

Tanzeem

Saro Shah

Kally

Saro

Shah

T.bhai Mardan 660 2587 2693

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Phase IV 4th

Quarter ( From April to June 06 ) 37 San &

DWSH

Social Health

and Deve;

society

Pirano Dag

Damani

Koh

T.Bhai Mardan 150 588 618

38 Link Road Itihad

Welfare

Organization

Abdur

Rahman

Kallay

Pat Baba T.bhai Mardan 600 2352 2448

39 San; LR,

DWSH

Khair

Khaigara

Tanzeem

Patti Kallan

Takkar T.bhai Mardan 310 1215 1265

40 San; St Pav.

DWSH

Naya Sawaira

Qandaro

Kallay

Sahri

Bahlool

T.bhai Mardan 320 1254 1306

41 San &

DWSH

SDU Qudrat

Abad

Kot

Jhungara

T.bhai Mardan 210 823 857

42 San & St Pav Khidmat-e-

Khalq

Tanzeem

Delaram

Khan Kallay

Takkar T.bhai Mardan 250 980 1020

43 San & Link

Road

Zlan Welfare

Society

Shekhano

Kallay

Damani

Koh

T.bhai Mardan 150 588 612

44 San &

DWSH

Mushtarika

Samajee

Tanzeem

Shahi Bag

Begat

Gang

Mardan Mardan 300 1176 1224

45 DWSH Rural

Development

Organization

Sher

Ghar

T.bhai Mardan 40 157 163

46 Link Road Social

Development

Unit Tehsil

Kallay

Damani

koh

T.bhai Mardan 124 486 506

47 San &

DWSH

Gareeb Dost

Tanzim

Mardan

Bijli

Ghar

Mardan Mardan 60 235 245

48 San & Link

Road

Itihad

Welfare

Society

Bakhti Abad

Saro

Shah

T.Bhai Mardan 135 529 551

Detailed Break ups of Schemes

Sanitation Schemes = 24

DWSH (Hand Pumps) = 15 Link Roads = 07

Irrigation = 01 Link Road & Sanitation = 01

Total = 48 Schemes completed

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Social Development Coordination Council (SDCC) SDCC is a network of civil societies based on district Mardan. Its monthly meeting is held every 2nd date of the month at SDF office. All COs members participate in the meeting. The aim and objectives of SDCC is to strengthen developmental activities in district Mardan, Information sharing and sustainable coordination.

Specific Objectives of SDCC

Strengthening Coordination between COs and SDF

Experience Sharing to facilitate each other

Capacity Building of COs

Future Planning for CPI schemes

Group discussion on issues and finding sustainable solution

Meeting Methodology The reminder for meeting is given to all COs before a few days and they are asked for agenda, the COs members give points for agenda and finally the CPI staff prepare agenda for SDCC monthly meeting. In the meeting all COs members describe their progress, saving status and constraints faced during implementation. The problems are discussed and valuable suggestions are given by participants. On this occasion the CPI staff members facilitate all members of COs for the solution of the problem and future planning. Total strength of the SDCC Community organization is more than 60.

A view of the ongoing work on link Road

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Social Mobilization and Organization

The CPI social organizer and Coordinator visit the community before schemes. They meet community leaders and common people. The main problems and issues of the community are discussed with the facilitation of SO & CPI Coordinator. The community members are sensitized by the CPI staff for the solution of their problems. And finally a community organization is formed after the period of at least three months. Generally the methodology for social organization is adopted by the CPI staff is as follow.

Procedure of Social Organization

Step-1: First Contact

Step-2: Identification of contact person

Step-3: Situation Analysis {Transit walk, social mapping, Base line information collection, etc)

Step-4: Identify the entry point/common interest

Step-5: Series of dialogues and completion of base lines data

Step-6: Organize the community (CO, VO, interest group etc.)

Step-7: Identification of activist

Step-8: Develop objectives of organization by community

Step-9: Elect office bearers or representatives of organization

Step-10: Decide meeting dates, time, venue and bank for organizational

account.

Step-11: Identify priority needs of community

Step-12: Prepared community action plans /list of activities at :

a. Village level

b. Household level

c. Individual Level

A view of Street Pavement

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Step-13: Monitor and evaluate the progress of community organization on monthly, quarterly and annual basis. Tools will be CO meeting, activist workshops, special review meetings, record of CO etc

A view of the ongoing work of Prirano Dag, Takht Bhai

Water Reservoir

A view of the community meeting

Children are taking Clean Drinking Water from Hand Pumps

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Visit Pictures of Mr. Asim Aziz ( PPAF ) During the Phase IV Schemes

Mr. Asim Aziz ( PPAF) with SDF Staff

Mr. Asim Aziz (PPAF) with Community

Members During the visit of Kamran

Kalay

Mr. Asim Aziz (PPAF) is talking with

Community visit during the visit.

Mr. Asim Aziz (PPAF) with CommunityMembers

During the visit of Bajawro Korono T.Bhai

Mr. Asim Aziz (PPAF) is Examining

the water Quality of Hand Pump.

President SDF is briefing about the

work.

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Health Program SDF has initiated its health program in the light of SDF goal. A peaceful, prosperous and developed society is possible when individuals have good health. And according to the Almata declaration in 1960, health is defined as by WHO that “Health is the state of complete physical, mental, and social well being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity”. In this connection all of SDF services improve the health status of a lay man. Primary Health Care (PHC) (Sub-Program) Salik Health Center established for the purpose of PHC services to poor people of Tehsil Takht Bhai and low cost quality laboratory test facility on 70 percent discount rates. The main facilities of Salik Health Center are as follow

Medical Treatment (Male & Female)

First Aid

Maternal Health Care

Child Health Care

Referrals

EPI

Laboratory Test

Free Medical Camps

Counseling and

Health Education Staff Detail of Salik Health Center

Medical Doctor 1

Lady Doctor 1

Lab Technician 1

OPD Clerk 1

Dr. Muhammad Ayaz is Diagnosing a Patient in Salik Health Center

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Progress Report of Salik Health Center

S # Total OPD Kids < 5

Males Females Adolescent

> 18 CBAs 15-49

Aged > 50

2244 309 513 575 549 298

1 Diseases

1.1 Hepatitis A 17 24 19 8 3

1.2 Hepatitis B - 2 27 12 5

1.3 Hepatitis C - 3 31 17 5

1.4 Malaria (Falciparum)

- - 2 - -

1.5 Malaria (Vivax) 193 287 281 321 178

1.6 Malaria (Other) - - - - -

1.7 Typhoid 7 199 97 53 21

1.8 Diarrhea / Dysentery

55 25 7 27 9

1.9 Maternal Health - - - 102 22

1.10 Infection 8 3 9 - -

1.11 RTI 159 107 126 89 109

1.12 Scabies 31 34 35 29 5

1.13 STDs - - 2 - -

1.14 UTI 7 94 59 39 42

1.15 Anemia 15 17 24 21 11

1.16 Sugar - - 98 31 35

1.17 Tuberculosis - 1 - - -

1.18 Arthritis - 18 14 5 -

1.19 Mal Nutrition 3 9 18 23 7

1.20 Minor Injouries 2 4 - 1 -

2 First Aid - - 5 - -

3 Counseling - - 20 97 69

4 Health Education

- - 207 197 174

5 Referrals 2 3 7 9 3

Total

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Progress report of N.W.F.P Urban Development Project

(NUDP) From September 2005 to June 2006.

Project Name: N.W.F.P urban development Project

Sub Component: Community Development &

Participation(CD & P)

Phase: 1

Zone: 2

Towns: Takht Bahi & Temargara

Towns under supervision of SDF : Takht Bahi

Duration: 29 Months

Staff: 1 Male social Organizer & 1 Female Social organizer

Under supervision: Deputy Director of Project

Implementation Team

Basic aim of the project:

To ensure community participation on TMA level for all kinds of

developmental activities.

Background of the NUDP.

N.W.F.P Urban Development Project (NUDP) has been launched in

TMAs of 24 districts of NWFP with financial assistance of Asian Development Bank (ADB). The project aims the development of

urban areas. 1325.656 million rupees (refundable) has been loaned from ADB for the project activities.

For NUDP the contribution of ADB, NWFP and TMAs are 1325.656

million, 480.277 million and 115.283 million rupees respectively.

A consortium of civil society organizations has been established. The consortium composed of (1) Salik Development Foundation,

Takht Bhai Mardan, (2) SAWERA organization Peshawar, (3) SESWA

Organization, Swabi, (4) T.B Association, Charsaddah, (5) IDT Harripur, (6) SWYO Temargara (7) ASFB Kohat and (8) SWO

Peshawar.

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Activities: Office establishment:

An office was established and its opening ceremony was held on 1st October 2005.

Mr. Muhammad Akber (TMO Takht Bahi) & Muhammad Imran Deputy Director NUDP for Takht Bahi Town were the Chief

Guest of the office opening Ceremony .

Staff Trainings:

Received two training by M.S.O and F.S.O arranged by CDA/ NUDP.(dated 19.09.0205 & 01.10.2005)

Trainings were

1. Project Orientation training

2. Role of CCBs,LG,NGO and TMA in NUDP Survey was conducted:

A Survey of butchers of the town area was conducted to know

their needs and present situation.

List of Existing CCBs & CBOs:

Prepared a list of existing CBOs/CCBs their structure, nature, composition., aims & objectives were studied.There are total

existing 16 CCBs and 6 CBOs in the town area(10 CCBs & 2 CBOs are in U/C Daman-e-Koh , 6 CCBs & 4 CBOs are in U/C

of Patbaba of the Town area) Formation of New CCBs:

So far two new CCBs are in formation stages.

1. Women Development Council ( female CCB) U/C Dama-e-Koh

2. Ithad welfare organization Abdur Rehman Kallay U/C Patbaba Awareness Campaign:

Various meetings were held with elected representatives

(male & female) of the Town area. They were sensitized about NUDP its basic aims & their role.

Opening Ceremony of NUDP Office for T.Bhai Town.

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Meetings were arranged in Govt & Private schools to introduce NUDP its basic aims. Students & teachers were sensitized

about 1. Health Hygiene & sanitation

2. Healthy Practices 3. payment of water connection bills

4. importance of Community participation

5. importance of Latrine 6. disadvantages of open latrine

7. Concept of Communal septic Tank 8. importance of Community based organization

Meetings/Training:

Some Meetings were arranged with female and male social

workers for the formation of new CCBs. Various meetings were held with DD, PIT & TMA Staff to know

the existing Channels of communication and nature of community

participation at TMA level.

An Orientation training workshop was arranged for new &

existing CCBs

Printing Material:

A broucher has been developed for the awareness of the

people (health hygiene & sanitation education) Various training materials have been developed for the

capacity building of CCBs and TMA staff.

Mr. Arshad Ali (MSO) is facilitating the participants

During CCBs Members Training.

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Environmental Protection Program SDF has planted lacs of plants in NWFP especially in District Mardan. SDF has provided plants to volunteers farmers for the plantation on barren, useless and hilly land. SDF has also conducted capacity building and awareness trainings regarding Environment. SDF has conducted walks for the protection of environment too. Evergreen Nursery Farm. SDF has established a nursery farm in order to produce own nursery. The nursery farm contain the species of Popular, Equliptus, Sheeshum, flowering plants, fruit plants and decoration plants.

Ever Green Nursery Farm A School Students are Receiving

Plants for Plantation.

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PROJECT SOLID WASTE METERIAL COLLECTION SHOP CENTERS (SDF Earth Quake Oct 8, 2005 Relief Program)

Project Area: Ghari Habibullah, Balakot and Shawal Najaf

Total Beneficiaries: 2016

Start Date: 12-11-2005

End Date: 11-12-2005

Collaboration: OXFAM

Under Supervision:

SALIK DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION (SDF)

Introduction of the project

After the earth quake Oct 8, 2006, Salik Development Foundation

reached immediately for emergency relief activities in the effected areas. The team of Salik Foundation and more than 40 volunteers of Salik

Foundation served the effected people day night and the medical team of SDF gave first aid to the injoured.

During the relief activities and intervention, Salik Foundation has

signed and agreement with OXFAM GB for the proper disposal and management of solid waste material in the camps and surrounding

areas, because solid waste management and proper disposal was a big issue of the time. No one had idea from the community that

how, who and where the waste would be disposed. Due to the problem certain diseases like scabies, diarrheas etc were spreading.

Thanks to OXFAM GB that they assisted Salik Foundation for the solution of the said problem. According to the MOU and agreement

signed between the two parties, the solid waste management and disposal interventions were begun in 3 union councils of Tehsil

Balakot i.e Ghari Habibullah, Balakot and Shawal Najaf.

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Specific Objectives of the Project

To participate in the cleaning-up of the targeted areas through the collection of old clothes, paper and cartons.

To provide small cash opportunities to vulnerable house holds. To raise awareness about public health issues in mentioned

areas through clean up campaign.

Planed Results

400 vulnerable individuals receive free cleaning gear (masks, gloves, bags)

400 vulnerable individuals receive to clean up advice. 400vulnerable individuals receive cash in exchange of

collected items. 10000 bags of discarded clothes, paper and cartons are

collected and disposed of in an appropriate way.

Planned Activities

Setting up of 3 collection centers in Tehsil Balakot and Tehsil

Mansehra. Liaising with local authorities to raise awareness about the

program and identity relevant disposal options. Implementation of a information campaign.

Provision of free cleaning gear. Collection of filled bags of clothes, papers and cartons.

Provision of cash against each collected bag. Implementation of safe disposal pit for the disposal of

collected items Disposal of the collected material.

Mr. Jehan zeb (President SDF) Monitoring the collection

shop

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Implementation Process.

After the approval of the project Salik Foundation hired local staff for project activities. The capacity of staff has been build. 3

collection shop centers were established in Ghari Habibibullah, Balakot and Shawal Najaf.

The detailed activities carried out during the project are as follow:

1. Selection of Tent Shops Points in Balakot, Ghari Habibullah and

shawal najaf .

2. Appointment of one person in tent shop 3. Establishment of tent shops delivered the responsibilities of cash,

banners and other items. 4. Coordination with

Community Govt and Non-Govt Departments.

Mosque Hujras

Schools Hospitals and

Camps / villages etc

5. Awareness about Program Meeting

Banners

Printing Material Micro Phone

Use of Mosque’s Loud Speakers. Media.

The SDF workers are collecting bags from the community

People

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6. Processed the collected used / reuse clothes and other

raw material. Selected Processing points

Diged 3 feet pits Disposed the collected clothes etc in the pits

Separated the reusable items.

Summary of beneficiaries participated in the collection and

disposal of solid waste material.

Date T.number

bags

T. no of

participants

Total

Amount

No. of Trucks

disposed

12-11-05 to

11-12-05

6943 2016 138880 120

Printing Awareness Material.

Salik Foundation has designed and printed awareness pamphlets, posters and brochures about environmental protection, health

hygiene promotion and useful messages for improvement of

knowledge of the people. The samples are attached here with this report.

A view of collected bags in Balakot Shop Center.

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Health Sanitation and Environment Protection Awareness

Walk in Balakot.

Date: 15-12-05

Venue: From: Shell Pump To Kaghan Bridge (Bala Kot)

Timing: From: 10 am

Organizations: Salik Development Foundation (SDF)

OXFAM

United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF)

Tehsil Municipal Administration (TMA) Balakot

District Govt: Mansehra

Pakistan Boys Scouts Association and

Line Departments of the area etc.

Objectives of the Walk

Awared quake effected community members about clean environment.

Motivated for healthy life practices i.e washing hands with soap, solid waste management and disposal according to the

environmental standards. Raised Self help spirit in the community members of quake

effected areas. Information sharing and exposure of the problems of quake

effectees.

Detail of Walk

Salik Development Foundation has arranged a ceremony and walk

with collaboration of OXFAM United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF), Pakistan Boy Scouts Association, TMA Balakot, line

departments, Disrtrict Govt Mansehra, Donors and Local community members of quake affected Communities. From this event also

launched a week-long cleanliness drive in the quake-affected Mansehra district of NWFP here on.

In this connection an awareness walk was held in Balakot. About

2016 NGOs workers and Students and community intellectuals participated in the walk, which started, from Shell Petrol Pump in

the quake shattered town of Balakot and ended at the Kaghan Bridge.

A view of the participants of the walk.

Women Participants of the walk

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Main objective of the cleanliness drive and awareness walk is to

combat diarrhea diseases by highlighting the importance of safe drinking water, hands washing and solid waste management in the

camps, effected communities and its proper disposal according to the environmental standards.

UNICEF Project Officer Mr. Mehboob Bajwa, Jehan Zeb President Salik Development Foundation (SDF) Assistant Coordination Officer

(ACO) Mansehra Mr.Javed, executive district Officers Health and Education, Colonel ® Shah Ali, Secretary Pakistan Boy Scouts

Association and Glad of OXFAM led the walk participants to Balakot main bazaar.

Workers of Salik Development Foundation (SDF) , Philanthrope,

International Rescue Committee (IRC) , Action against Hunger, Concern Pakistan and community members and intellectuals from

Ghari Habibullah, Bala Kot and surrounding areas hoisted placards and banners in their hands with messages “Let life smiles again”,

“Wash your hands with soap before eating”, “Use safe drinking water”, and “Keep your environment clean”.

Announcements about the importance of safe drinking water,

children immunization, hands washing with soap and solid waste management in the camps and its proper disposal according to

standards of environment was an important segment of the walk.

Addressing on the occasion ACO Mansehra said that in the quake-

affected areas the chilling winter have confronted women and children with serious health problems.

“By washing hands and keeping our environment clean we can combat many diseases. Women and children need special care and

Mr.Javed (ACO Mansehra) is addressing to the Participants of

the walk.

Mr. Mehbob Bajwa (Project Officer UNICEF) And other

concern people from Different Departments are participating in The Walk.

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attention. By strengthening preventive side we can avoid outbreaks, and further disabilities”, the ACO added.

Jahanzeb Salik, expressed his concern over the deteriorating health conditions of the people living in the upper valleys of Balakot and all

EQ affected areas and called on the government and NGOs to develop and implement water and sanitation, health, education and

rehabilitation projects in these areas without any further delay and

ensure correct utilization of relief goods and other donations. He said that after two months still now the EQ affected people are

deprive from the basic needs of life like clean drinking water, sanitation, health, and other needs. He appealed to the donors and

all concerned that may please ensure appropriate use of funds and avoid unnecessary paperwork as much as possible.

Mehbob Bajwa UNICEF WES Project Officer said that UNICEF priorities included providing potable water people, cleaning and

disinfecting existing water resources, providing water and sanitation infrastructure and managing diarrhea diseases by creating mass

awareness and behavioral change among the affected population.

At the end of walk at Kaghan bridge jehan zeb Salik paid thanked all participants and prayed for the shuhada, injured and all affected

of EQ.The participants dispersed with this determination that they will do every possibility hard work individually and also collectively

for the benefit of EQ affected.

Mr. Jehan Zeb Salik (President SDF) is Addressing to the

participants of the Walk.

Mr. Shaheen ( MC UNICEF) is participating in Walk

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Achievements of the project

2016 vulnerable individuals received free cleaning gear (masks,

gloves, bags) and they actively participated in protection of environment and they will able to keep the environment clean after

the completion of project activities. The individuals of the said communities have sufficient knowledge

to keep their surrounding clean and proper disposal of solid waste

material. They know about the dangerous effects on life and diseases due to

polluted and dirty environment. 2016 vulnerable individuals received cash honoraria in exchange of

collected solid waste material and they helped and support

financially their families during the trouble after EQ. 6943 bags of discarded clothes, paper, cartons, and medical solid

waste were collected and properly disposed according to environmental standards.

The spirit of self help created in the masses looking to national and

international organizations came for relief activities.

Irrigation Program Salik Development Foundation has initiated the irrigation program for the backward and poor farmers of the area. In the year 2006

SDF has provided 300 water stoppers in UC Saro Shah, Tehsil Takht

Bhai.

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Water Supply and Sanitation Name of Project:

Rehabilitation & Reconstruction of Water Supply, Sanitation & Health Hygiene

Promotion

(SDF Earth Quake Oct 8, 2005 Relief Program)

Collaboration With: UNICEF

Project introduction

The title of project is Rehabilitation and Reconstruction of water Supply Sanitation

and Health hygiene Promotion. This project was started on January 1st , 2006 with

collaboration of UNICEF for 6 Communities of U/C Garhi Habibullah.SDF (Salik

Foundation) is the implementing agency for the project .SDF has started its activities

for the achievement Goal and objectives of the project. The project activities has been

intervened in these communities (Sanjal Dheri, Jabbi Haider Shah, Upper Palyani,

Lower Palyani, Upper Damkacha and Lower Damkacha)

Main Objectives of this project are the following.

A. Rehabilitation and prosperous Society of earth quake affected project

communities in 6 communities of U/C Garhi Habibullah

B. Rehabilitation of existing water supply pipe lines of project area.

C. Provision of Health Hygiene awareness in 6 earth quake affected

communities.

D. Construction and Restoration of Latrines Sources and Storages.

A view of the stage on the occasion of opening Ceremony

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Project Activities

S.No Activities Duration (5 Months) Achievements

1 2 3 4 5

1 Staff appointment,

briefing and training.

SDF has appointed

health hygiene

promoters 3 Male and 3 Female; which has been

trained by SDF about

Health Hygiene Promotion activities

Meeting with

Communities social Mobilization.

Community

Organization for the

purpose of existence

pipe line and convey person of CO

2 Reconstruction and

restoration of source,

storage and latrines

Lower

Damkacha

3 Health Hygiene

Awareness session

and distribution of

health hygiene

materials

Material has

distributed in 6

communities in

two phases

4 Health hygiene

awareness

Regulars’

activities in the

project areas.

5 Construction of

Latrine and Source

Upper

Damkacha

6 Construction of

storage, source and

Latrine

Lower and

Upper Palyani

7 Fixing of pipe line Lower

Damkacha and

Lower Palyani

8 Pipe line and

Rehabilitation of

existing water supply

and construction of

source and storage

Upper Palyani

Jabbi Haider

shah

9 Existing of pipe line

for water supply

Upper Damkacha

and Sanjal Dheri

10 Submitted progress

report to UNICEF

Each week

submitted to

UNICEF for

weekly Progress.

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Meeting with Community: SDF (Salik Foundation) team visited community

and openly discussed with community to identify the problems.

Sensitization of the Community: in this visit SDF team has sensitized the

communities to work with the self basis. This visit was very fruitful for the

affected areas.

Mobilization of the Community: after the sensitization SDF team Mobilize

the community call for a journey among partners and results in the successful

transformation of development goals into societal action.

CO (Community Organization)/Health Committee Formation: in this

visit Salik Foundation team organized the community for the reconstruction

and rehabilitation developed again of the affected areas.

SDF (Salik Foundation) organized the following communities/health

Committee

S.No Date Village Name Organization Total No. of

Members

Male Female

01 16-01-06 Upper Damkacha Dehi Taraqqiati Tanzeem 20

02 16-01-06 Upper Damkacha Dehi Taraqqiati Tanzeem 47

03 16-01-06 Lower Damkacha Dehi Taraqqiati Tanzeem 16

04 02-02-06 Upper Palyani Dehi Taraqqiati Tanzeem 27

05 17-02-06 Lower Palyani Dehi Taraqqiati Tanzeem 40

06 17-02-06 Lower Palyani Dehi Taraqqiati Tanzeem 13

07 28-02-06 Lower Palyani Dehi Taraqqiati Tanzeem 50

08 02-02-06 Sanjal Dheri

Many an

Dehi Taraqqiati Tanzeem 19

09 02-02-06 Sanjal Dheri Dehi Taraqqiati Tanzeem 27

10 16-02-06 Jabbi Haider Shah Dehi Taraqqiati Tanzeem 26

11 31-01-06 Jabbi Haider Shah Dehi Taraqqiati Tanzeem 11

12 16-01-06 Lower Damkacha Dehi Taraqqiati Tanzeem 27

Health Hygiene Committee: SDF team has visited the communities and

formed the health hygiene committees for the assistance to provide hygiene

information easily each and every person of the society and there are 10 to 15

members in each community.

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Health hygiene Committees

Village Name No. of

Community

Total

Member

Purpose Meetings

Lower

Damkacha

Two 15+15=30 Convey hygiene

information

Weekly basis

Upper

Damkacha

Three 15+15+15=45 Activist trained

for health hygiene

Twice in a

month

Lower Palyani Three 15+13+20=48 Health hygiene

information

Twice in a

month

Upper Palyani One 25 - Twice in a

month

Sanjal Dheri Two 20+20=40 As above Twice in a

month

Jabbi Haider

Shah

Two 20+20=40 Health hygiene

information

-

The purpose of these committees had to provide health hygiene information to the

communities and activists who will educate common people of the community.

Constructed latrine

S.No Village name No. of latrine Beneficiaries

01 Lower Damkacha 17 357

02 Upper Damkacha 17 357

03 Lower Palyani 8 168

04 Upper Palyani 8 189

Latrines superstructures are loaded for fixing in the community

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

On behalf of Salik Foundation, I would like to express my deepest gratitude to the Mr.Jehan Zeb president SDF for their

commitment, moral support and generous sharing of their resources in order to ensure a better quality of life for several thousands of

effected women and children who were faced problems in their daily life for bringing water along distance.

I would like to take this opportunity to express my sincere gratitude to my female health hygiene promoter they guided the communities

for personal hygiene and gave more information about health

promotion for their quality of life and the beneficiaries for whom this organization has helped voluntarily. We thank them for their

cooperation, sharing of wisdom and receptivity during the process of service delivery.

I would like to express my sincere appreciation to the

WES/UNICEF, that they were provided financial and material support for the implementation of this project.

Impact/conclusion

After the great disaster communities were faced many difficulties/problem in their damaged homes. Salik foundation has

constructed latrines and restored the pipe line connection and provided drinking water with collaboration UNICEF for the affected

area of U/C G.habibullah.on the statistical data one latrine has utilized three houses, so the total numbers of beneficiaries/latrine

are 21.

Digging for latrines

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Staff Capacity Building Training For Health Hygiene

Promotion

(SDF Earth Quake Oct 8, 2005 Relief Program)

Date: From Jan18 To Jan19, 2006

Timing: 09:00 am To 2:00 pm

Venue: Regional Office Salik Development Foundation, Ghari

Habibullah.

Resource Persons: 1. Muhammad Ibrahim Jan, (Prog Assistant Health Unit SDF)

2. Shazia Mehmood (Abbotabad)

Participants: All male and Female Project Staff and Community Social

Activists

Main Topics: 1. Effective Communication

2. Health Hygiene Promotion

3. Prevention & Control of communicable diseases.

4. Management of Infection and Scabies

5. Handling Daily Works according to hygienic and

environmental standards.

6. Social Mobilization

7. Field Interventions & Community meetings.

Participants during the training “Promotion of Healthy Life Skills”.

Mr. Mehmood Ahmad Bajwa (UNICEF Mansehra ) is awarded Honor Shield By Mr. Jehan Zeb Salik ( President SDF ) and

Mohammad Yonas ( TMO Balakot ) for his efficiency and

devotion to the earth quake effectees relief Program.

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Objectives of the Training

Health Hygiene Promotion in project area through 4 female, 6 male and the active participation of community social

activists.

Awared and Educated Male & Female project staff with the support of social activists about Healthy Habits and Promotion

of Health Hygiene Practices. Awared and Educated Male & Female project staff with the

support of social activists about communicable diseases, like Scabies, Hepatitis B, C, and TB of earth quake effected project

areas. Awared and Educated Male & Female project staff with the

support of social activists about Social Mobilization and community active participation to promote sustainable the

project objectives. Awared and Educated Male & Female project staff with the

support of social activists about effective communication for insurance of uniform and accurate information delivery to the

project beneficiaries.

Back Ground of the Training;

Salik Development Foundation has signed an agreement with

UNICEF in connection of Water supply, sanitation and Health Hygiene Promotion interventions in the earth quake effected areas,

i.e Bat sang, Sanjilian, Malyar, Khan Mohallah, Neraly and Serai. This Training was not a planned activity of the project but SDF

arranged the said training for effectiveness, sustainability and to well equipped the project staff for field interventions and health

hygiene promotion campaign.

Shazia Mehmood facilitating during the session of

Social Mobilization

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Training Proceeding;

Day 1.

The training begun with the recitation from the Holy Quran. Then all

the participants introduced theirselves.

Mr. Jehan Zeb President SDF, welcomed and thanked the participants of the training for their interest and participation in

time. He told to the participants that this is the time of our unity and organization for the provision of relief and basic needs of life to

earth quake effected communities. He requested to all social activists came from project area and all project staff for active

participation and keen interest in all project activities which are going to be carried out in near future.

Muhammad Ibrahim Jan, Program Assistant, Health Unit,

SDF, began the training properly with a brief introduction of Salik Development Foundation and all Project activities. Then the

participants were asked for any comments or question regarding

project activities. Several comments and questions came from the participants while M. Ibrahim facilitated them in a comprehensive

way.

Then Muhammad Ibrahim explained effective communication after a group work. He told to the participants of the training that if you

don’t know project goal and objectives then you will never get success. It is necessary for information sharing and communication

that you make yourself awared and well equipped about project objectives, activities and basic information about health hygiene

promotion.

After the Tea Break M. Ibrahim Jan continued the session with brief feed back and started the session of communicable diseases and

health hygiene promotion with the help of multimedia. He explained

the topics on multimedia with the participation of all trainees. He sensitized them time to time and gave them supportive examples

according to the local traditions and healthy practices.

The main topics were discussed are; Health Hygiene, Safe drinking water, clean sanitation system, prevention and control of disease

like Diarrhea, Tuberculosis, Hepatitis B, C, Malaria, Acute Respiratory Tract Infection (ARI), infections and daily works

according to health standards.

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The participants were stressed for the participation of women of the project area because women of the area are more vulnerable and

exposed to health threatening hazards than the males.

In the end of the day Mr. Awal Khan Health educator, SDF reviewed the day one activities and discussions, after having lunch the

participants left for their homes.

Day 2.

A few verses from the Holy Quran were recited by a volunteer

participant on day two morning.

M. Ibrahim reviewed the previous day proceeding and described the health hygiene fundamentals once again.

After the tea break Ms. Shazia Mehmood a social activist from

Abbotabad, started the session of Social Mobilization. She told several local and successful past case studies to the participants

that how the local and surrounding population struggled and worked hard for their wellbeing, development and prosperity. Then she

explained with various transparencies the socio economic cycles

effecting basic health and due to less access to basic health facilities poor socio economic conditions of the livelihood.

She further explained the process of social mobilization especially in

connection of health sector. She also explained community, organizations, norms, values, community dynamics, geography and

qualities of good leadership and field workers.

In the end of the day Mr. Awal Khan, Health educator , SDF, explained in detail the community intervention of the said project to

the project staff. He stressed on hard working, commitment and devotion to the job.

All the training participants prayed for the rehabilitation and

prosperity of the entire quake effected people and left for their

homes after lunch.

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Water Supply Scheme for Maidan Camp, Batagram

(SDF Earth Quake Oct 8, 2005 Relief Program)

Project Area: Maidan Camp and surrounding effected areas in

Batagram

District.

Duration: 35 Days

Total Beneficiaries: 1300 Families of maidan tent Camps and surrounding

area

Total Budget: Rs.178000

Objectives:

To provide clean drinking water to 1300 families of EQ affected areas in

Maidan tent camp and surrounding areas.

Activity Background

After the earth quake Oct 8, 2006, Salik Development Foundation reached immediately for emergency relief activities in the effected

areas. The team of Salik Foundation and more than 40 volunteers of Salik Foundation served the effected people day night and the

medical team of SDF gave first aid to the injoured.

Like other EQ effected areas, access to clean drinking water in Batagram was a core issues and instant need.

Several Water Supply Organizations tried for drilling in the said area but the said area was very hard and difficult for boring and drilling

wells because of heavy rocks inside ground.

NCA requested Salik Foundation through UNICEF Batagram, for boring and drilling well for water supply to the maidan camp and

surrounding EQ efffectd areas. The drilling experts of Salik Foundation started boring in the said areas but after several

attempts the bore was succeeded in the said area after 35 days hard work. Resultantly the effected people of maidan camp and its

surrounding population benefited with clean drinking water.

Collaboration: NCA

Under Supervision: Salik Development Foundation.

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Earth Quake (Oct 8, 2006) Relief Activities

1. Collection of Relief goods from 10 October, 05 to 13

October, 2005, in Mardan and Peshawar District. 2. Beginning of relief Activities from 11-10-2005

Detail of relief Activities.

Provision of Food items i.e Rice, Pulses, Dates, Bisket, Dry

milk, pea nuts, etc Clothes, Sweaters, Shoes

Candles Match box etc Mats for pray

Bedding Shrouds

Detail of Medical relief program

Free medical mobile teams for 30 effected villages of Muzafar Abad, (Kashmir) to Balakot.

15 days medical camp in Gari Habibullah, Permanent Health Center at Gari Habibullah in which more

than 100 patients get medical and treatment aid. Health Education

Coordination and linkage development for Sanitation and

water supply.

Dr. Hafeez ul Wahab, volunteer of SDF is diagnosing the Patients in Singal Payi Balakot.

A view of the Relief camp for the Earth Quake effected people in Takht Bhai.

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Detail of Capacity Building

Survey of effected union councils Gari Habibullah, Balakot, Karnol, Tal Ata, of Tehsil Balakot.

Data Collection in 50 villages in the said areas. Social Organization in the said areas.

Linkage development and coordination among the donors, Govt and effected areas for effective relief program.

Rehabilitation Coordination Council has been established

consisting local bodies and organization for long term rehabilitation program.

Objectives of Rehabilitation Council

Mutual Coordination and Linkage

To improve mutual cooperation Information Sharing

Awareness raising about self help and participatory development

Ms. Catherine & Dr. Noorani Gul (Volunteer) giving treatment to local patient in Salik Health Center, Ghari Habibullah Tehsil Bala kot

A view of the relief activities in Balakot.

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Establishment of Regional Office at Gari Habibullah

On October 1st 2005 a regional office of SDF in Ghari Habibullah has

been established.

Regional office details

Total Rooms………………..8 Store …………………………..2

Local Hired Staff ……….3 Transferred Staff ……….2

Head Office Regional office Address

Near Jump, main bazaar, Gari Habibullah

Detail of effected areas mentioned in the relief activities earlier.

Name of effected areas Name of effected areas Name of effected areas

Balakot Lower harhi di takhi Lower Bathang

Singl Pine Mahian sanjal dahri Damkacha

Dalola Uper damkacha Lower palayani

Pandi Uper bathang But sing

Garhi habibullah Lower jabhi Mahla Khan sahib

Muzafar abad Uper Jabhi Bani Karnoal

Harhi taki Roh Uper Batorha

Shamorhi Uper palayani Dana Muhammad khan

Totat naka Barhkot Naral Darhi baghal char

Jabhi Hader shah Karnoal Karnoal parahna

Bararkot Lower Damkacha Batorha

Pathaka Lower Londa Upper Hasarhi

Katwahi char Porh Mahla Narha

Baer kaloni Borhaj

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Detail of SDF Volunteers

35 Volunteers consisting of Doctors, Dispensers. Social organizer,

Mason, Boring & fitting expert and other skilled person day night served without any charges in the effected areas.

Volunteers from Australia

Mr. Tem, Engineer, and Ms. Catherine, student of MBBS, joined SDF relief activities

in Ghari Habibullah for two weeks. They looked after the patients and worked hard

for the relief with great spirit.

Environmental Protection Project in EQ effected areas

Salik Development Foundation has started environmental protection program with

collaboration of OXFAM. There are three solid waste collection shops in Ghari

Habibullah, Shwal Najap and Balakot. The Aims and Objectives of the program are as

follow.

Clean and protected environment

Employment opportunities

Control on diseases especially epidemic diseases

Main Activities of the program

To establish tent shops in the said effected areas.

Scavenging (Collection of useless clothes, cartons, papers etc.)

Provision of free Mask, Gloves, Bag and Rs.20 to Scavengers for the

collection of one bag solid waste material.

Solid waste proper disposal.

Mr. Jehan Zeb, President SDF and and volunteer with Doctors are

moving towards effect communities of hilly are of Balakot

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Estimate of given Aid

S

#

Goods Detail Quantity Price / Value

In PK-Rs.

1 Medicines and Treatment 3850 persons 1155000

2 Food Aid (detail is

attached)

2200 families 660000

3 Blankets 370 families 370000

4 Kitchen wares complete

set

25 families 25000

5 Shelter Plastic 2000 meter 100000

6 Shoes 500 (no) 100000

7 Clothes 5200 (no) 1300000

8 Operational Expenses Upto 11.11.05 223500

9 Establishment of

collection shops centers

(paper,carton,clothes etc)

With collaboration

OXFAM

3 collection

shop centers

of solid waste

577500

Total 4511000

Collaboration with Local Community of Tehsil Takht Bhai, Mardan and

Peshawar.

A view of the collection tent Shop Center (paper, carton and cloths etc) at Bala Kot .

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Family and Students Relief Package Program for Earth quack affected people of Tehsil Balakot

1. Program Duration: One Month (February, 2006)

2. Area for relief activities:

Upper Hassari, UC Talhatta, Upper damkacha, Lower damkacha, upper paliani, lower paliani, Gabi Haider Shah, Sanjal Dheri, Mania,

Singal pai, Ghari Habibullah, Dalola, Bora Gali, Bat sing, Upper Lunda Kumrian Ibrar kot, Kambria, Ghorey Pher, Upper Batora, and

High School for Boys Ghari Habibullah.

3. Total Effected Beneficiaries. ………..2555

3.1. Children Relief Kits….……………..500 3.2. Women Relief Kits….……………….500

3.3. Family Food Relief Kits………….1555

4. Total Budget: ………………………Rs.1207000

5. Main Objective of the Program:

Emergency Relief Support to the Earth quake affected people of Tehsil Balakot.

Unloading picture of Family & Students Relief Package Program for EQ effected people of Tehsil

Balakot

6. Activities of the project

Identification of immediate more deserving families/meetings with communities

Purchase of emergency necessary Relief items. Packing of the relief items.

Distribution of emergency relief items. Submission of progress and financial report to Secours Populaire

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Francais and Pompiers De I’Urgence Internationale.

President of SDF is giving relief goods to the effected people in single payee Balakot

Members of Pompiers de urgence and Secours Populaire Francais are packing the relief goods

TMO Balakot is giving relief goods Mr. Jehan Zeb, President SDF is giving the relief

goods to a child from EQ effected family.

7. Background of Program

After the earth quake Oct 8, 2006, Salik Development Foundation

reached immediately for emergency relief activities in the effected areas. The team of Salik Foundation and more than 40 volunteers of

Salik Foundation served the effected people day night and the

medical team of SDF gave first aid to the injoured.

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After proper survey and need assessment of the area workers of

Salik Foundation, 6 members of Pompiers de Urgence and Secours Populaire Francais begun food and relief goods aid program with

joint collaboration.All the three organizations visited out reach and hilly EQ affected areas and distributed the relief goods in the said

areas.

Beside other problems like shelter, treatment and other essential

facilities, Food and Clothing was a core issue of the time. Children and sick women were the most vulnerable people, who deserved for

instant and immediate relief, first aid and food items.

During the program implementation, the staff of Salik Foundation coordinated with local TMA and activists for the proper distribution

of relief goods in effected areas. The team of Salik Foundation reached to hard hilly areas and distributed the relief goods, which

detail is as follow.

8. Relief Goods

S.No

Items

A Family food relief kit

1 Cocking oil 5kg

2 Dall 5kg

3 Rice 5kg

4 Tea 1kg

5 Sugar 5kg

B Women relief kit

1 Women blanket

2 Dopata

3 Underwear

4 Breezier

5 Cream for protection of skin

6 Cloths

C Children relief kit

1 School bag

2 Pencil

3 Pen

4 Rubber

5 Sharpener

6 Note book

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Children and EQ effected people are receiving the relief goods

8. Partner Organizations 8.1 Secours Populaire Francais

8.2 Pompiers de Urgence International

9. Under supervision

Salik Development Foundation