4.2 million households sunflower harvest polio …with nearly 4.2 million householdsnow part of the...

With nearly 4.2 million householdsnow part of the outreach of its member RSPs, RSPN hasseen critical support reach rural communities throughoutPakistan over the past three months. In the urgent area of

flood recovery, a profitable sunflowerharvest forSindhi farmers,transitional shelters fordisplaced people acrossthe country, micro-infrastructureconstruction in Swat, andcommunity and advocacy based healthcare actionsin flood affected districts of Sindh. Healthcare efforts byRSPN and its RSPs went beyond flood recovery, with the

RSPs working with UNICEF to improve poliovaccination in urban Karachi and with USAIDto help promote reproductive health and family planning inmarginalized rural communities across Pakistan. The chargeof spreading Biogas in the country also met with significantprogress, with RSPN's biogas initiative developing

Pakistan's first indigenousbiogas stove and the NRSP implemented USAIDSmall Grants programme providing biogas plants to 175households in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

The Newsletter of the Social Mobilisation Outreach of the Rural Support Programmes

Issue 09 - Quarter April to June 2011

Outreach Highlights

Outreach DataMap of Rural Support Programmes(RSPs) Outreach in Pakistan

RSPs in Pakistan, CumulativeProgress as of March 2011

Provincewise and RSP-wiseSummary of Coverage/Outreach asof March 2011

RSPs in Pakistan, District-wise RSPCoverage/Outreach as of March2011

Flood Relief DataRSPs Flood Relief Operations,as of March 2011

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Successful Sunflower Harvest for BeneficiaryFarmers of the Sindh Agricultural Recovery Project

May to June 2011 - RSPN's USAID funded Sindh AgriculturalRecovery Project (SARP) has successfully generated a harvestof over 30,000 tons of sunflower, with a farm gate value inexcess of Rs 1.7 billion for the farmers. Translating to aboutRs 42,000 in revenue for each farmer, this amounts to amonthly income of Rs 10,000 over a period of 4 months. SARPwas initiated in December 2010 to provide $15 million inassistance to small farmers in Sindh for the recovery of theiragricultural livelihoods. Overall targeting 50,575 small farmers,the project provided farmers with a full complement of inputs,including sunflower seeds and fertilizer, for cultivation overan area of 101,150 acres. The recovery of agricultural life inSindh has been an urgent national concern since last year.Sindh was the worst affected province in the country duringthe 2010 floods: 7 million people were displaced in the provinceand 2.6 million acres of standing crop were destroyed.

RSPN Deploys UNICEF's Polio Awareness Campaign

June 2011- RSPN signed an agreement with UNICEF Sindhfor the implementation of the project, “Awareness RaisingAmongst Urban Communities of Karachi for Polio Vaccination

of Children”. Training and deploying 395 women and mencampaigners for promoting polio vaccinations, RSPN reached96,615 households from seven high risks Union Councils (UCs)of Karachi over period of ten days. Beyond person-to-personcontact, the campaign also disseminated its message throughmega phone announcements, TV cable channels, and 429local religious leaders. The awareness raising team alsoextended support to 'Health Teams' during the polio vaccinationdays (20-22 June 2011) by making announcements about theirvisits and helping them address any vaccination refusals.

Bahaal Builds Transitional Shelters for Recovery

June 2011 - In order to provide flood affected people acrossPakistan with a more durable basis for recovery, RSPN's USAIDfunded project Bahaal has been providing them with transitionalshelters. A transitional shelter is a 280 square feet ventilated,windowed room. As of 30 June 2011, 5,531 transitional sheltershave been completed. Eventually, a total of 7,630 householdsare expected to benefit from transitional shelters, representinga beneficiary population of 50,205. Bahaal, a USAID fundedproject being implemented by RSPN, is an $8.234 millionemergency relief and early recovery assistance project activein 16 districts of the four provinces of Pakistan. Its assistanceis supporting 74,055 households, totaling 487,282 beneficiaries.

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a16 June 2011 Dadu, Sindh - A beneficiary family stands in front of itstransitional shelter, recently completed under RSPN's USAID funded

Bahaal project. Bahaal is providing flood affectees across Pakistan supportto construct one-room transitional shelters, which will tide over the

beneficiaries through the winter season to build their own permanenthousing units. Preference is being given to poor families with children.

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RSPN's Biogas Initiative Breaks New DevelopmentalGrounds

June 2011 - RSPN's SNV funded Pakistan Domestic BiogasProgramme (PDBP) saw a number of new technologies underits right development come to fruition. PDBP has designedthe first biogas stove in Pakistan by collaborating with theChristian Training and Testing Center in Gujranwala. Initialtests indicate that it is more efficient than all the biogas stovesproduced in 13 SNV countries. Local appliance manufacturersin Faisalabad and Sargodha have been trained to make thestove and it is expected to be out in the market in the immediatefuture. Beyond technological development, the project alsosaw itself conduct technical assistance this quarter past withits 6th mason training in partnership with Government Collegeof Technology (GCT), Faisalabad. This brings the total numberof masons trained by PDBP in biogas technology to 174.PBBP has also been conducting supervisors training, with 13supervisors of BCCs qualified by now to oversee the work ofmasons.

RSPN's USAID Funded Effort Helps ImproveReproductive Health and Family Planning

June 2011 - Under the USAID funded FALAH project, RSPNhas by now trained 572 women and 564 men Community-based Volunteers (CBVs) to help promote reproductive health

and family planning in marginalized rural communities. Tobridge the gap in service delivery, RSPN has supplementedits CBVs with 14 Lady Health Visitors (LHVs) as well, who areoffering services in contraception and family planning. RSPNis implementing its community-based FALAH interventionsin 53 UCs from 6 districts in partnership with five of its memberRSPs i.e NRSP for districts Thatta and DG Khan, TRDP fordistrict Dadu, SRSO for districts Sukkur, SGA for districtSanghar and SRSP for district Mansehra.

RSPN's Health Project Supports Flood AffectedRural Areas

June 2011 - RSPN's British Pakistan Foundation (BPF) fundedSehat project established 14 Union Council Health Networks(UCHNs) and 184 Village Health Committees (VHCs) to mobilizecommunities and government institutions for the delivery ofhealth services in three flood affected districts of Sindh. RSPNlocally implemented this effort in partnership with two RSPs,TRDP in district Dadu and SRSO in district Shahdadkot andShikarpur.

At the community level, the project trained 560 men and 560women Community Resource Persons (CRPs) to rallycommunity health actions. The CRPs conducted meetings with38,517 women and 36,505 men and disseminated messageson the importance of hygiene, prevention from diarrhea,waterborne diseases, use of Oral Rehydration Salt (ORS),

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17 May 2011 Shikarpur, Sindh - Female farmers gatheringmature sunflower from their fields, which was grown

under RSPN's USAID funded Sindh Agricultural RecoveryProject (SARP). SARP placed particular emphasis on

reaching widow or female headed households


Map of Rural Support Programmes (RSPs) Outreach in Pakistan

AJKRSP Azad Jammu & Kashmir Rural Support Programme - 2007

AKRSP Aga Khan Rural Support Programme - 1982

BRSP Balochistan Rural Support Programme - 2001

GBTI Ghazi Barotha Taraqiati Idara - 1995

NRSP National Rural Support Programme - 1992

PRSP Punjab Rural Support Programme - 1998

SGA Sindh Graduates Association - 1972

SRSP Sarhad Rural Support Programme - 1989

SRS0 Sindh Rural Support Organization - 2003

TRDP Thardeep Rural Development Programme - 1997

RSPs are present in 108 out of 131districts, and 2 out of 13 FATA/FR

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All RSPs

110*

3,526

4,167,155

520

111,388

136,301

10,714

258,403

2,056,375

2,399,172

4,455,547

518

1,738

2,256

1,288,029

1,297,572

2,585,601

22,039

43,905

65,944

1,771,605

3,277,408

5,049,013

1,626,139

2,528,085

4,154,224

96,933

93,420

3,772,537

13,723

1,904

22,804

28,587

51,391

19,828

2,076

21,904

16,537

2,912

19,449

TRDP

4

112

251,343

15

7,744

5,674

1,951

15,369

159,838

138,269

298,107

73

114

188

58,416

75,101

133,517

1,195

1,718

2,913

102,254

104,756

207,010

55,604

63,530

119,134

49,486

48,427

304,421

527

110

-

-

-

-

-

-

675

675

1,350

SRSP

19

424

511,409

32

5,199

14,947

-

20,146

133,217

383,481

516,698

34

82

116

48,243

58,225

106,468

281

322

603

27,554

30,653

58,207

1,393

2,178

3,571

6,095

5,769

1,308,608

2,688

73

1,991

2,470

4,461

55

38

93

1,066

467

1,533

SRSO

9

312

409,843

-

18,543

5,157

34

23,734

343,207

89,647

432,854

32

19

51

173,340

7,811

181,151

659

455

1,114

51,800

35,417

87,217

287,183

230,751

517,934

6,104

6,010

71,824

847

14

692

1,285

1,977

58

-

58

949

-

949

SGA

1

11

9,837

-

345

345

-

690

9,425

9,425

18,850

-

-

-

4,737

4,737

9,474

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

20

17

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

PRSP

21

787

790,556

3

19,291

29,569

1,121

49,981

328,882

515,053

843,935

44.10

69.62

113.72

125,787

281,241

407,028

2,545.54

4,150.70

6,696.24

203,970

322,848

526,818

-

-

-

6,300

5,812

661,517

1,387.22

263

9,455

8,827

18,282

-

-

-

8,442

1,770

10,012

NRSP

48

1,806

1,832,496

362

51,397

66,205

6,803

124,405

886,349

946,147

1,832,496

186

1,064

1,250

790,338

856,248

1,646,586

16,768

36,275

53,043

1,281,810

2,228,035

3,509,845

1,272,570

2,226,001

3,498,571

23,143

21,533

968,279

5,067

504

8,041

8,853

16,894

19,715

2,038

21,753

3,153

-

3,153

GBTI

3

20

30,406

2

1,246

1,264

-

2,510

21,707

23,893

45,600

3

4

7

9,415

3,371

12,786

182

66

248

12,484

4,923

17,407

9,389

5,625

15,014

455

450

56,974

124

12

780

608

1,388

-

-

-

95

-

95

BRSP

11

170

153,800

12

2,929

6,384

-

9,313

45,650

101,877

147,527

4

7

11

2,900

7,040

9,940

9

16

25

1,156

1,600

2,756

-

-

-

945

743

32,300

423

50

125

16

141

-

-

-

894

-

894

AJKRSP

7

115

75,758

32

1,177

1,726

814

3,717

33,182

44,267

77,449

13

18

31

7,554

3,662

11,216

31

58

89

1,530

2,832

4,362

-

-

-

861

750

66,930

544

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

20

-

20

Indicators

# of RSP Working Districts*

# of Rural Union Councils with RSP Presence*

# of Organized Households*

# of Local Support Organisations (LSOs)

# of Community Organisations (COs) formed

# of COs Members

Amount of Savings of COs (Rs. Million)

# of Community Members Trained

Amount of Micro-Credit Disbursement (Rs. Mil)

# of Loans

# of Health Micro Insurance

# of PPI/CPI Schemes Initiated

# of PPI/CPI Schemes Completed

# of Beneficiary Households of Initiated CPIs

Total Cost of Initiated CPIs (Rs. Million)

# of Community Schools Established

# of Students Enrolled

# of Adults Literated or Graduated

# of Traditional Birth Attendants/

Women COs

Men COs

Mix COs

TOTAL

Women COs

Men COs

TOTAL

Women COs

Men COs

TOTAL

Women COs

Men COs

TOTAL

Women COs

Men COs

TOTAL

Women COs

Men COs

TOTAL

Women COs

Men COs

TOTAL

Scheme Clients/ Members

Girls

Boys

TOTAL

Girls

Boys

TOTAL

Health Workers Trained**Women COs

Men COs

TOTAL

Rural Support Programmes (RSPs) in Pakistan, Cumulative Progress as of March 2011

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*The 110 includes 108 districts and 2 FATA/FR

**Overlapping in 14 Districts, 86 Union Councils and 21,115 Households

AKRSP

7

118

108,969

44

2,018

2,703

-

4,721

68,007

108,247

176,254

129

371

501

58,754

27,804

86,558

195

833

1,028

74,813

546,311

621,124

-

-

-

3,576

3,576

284,440

1,825

867

2,900

7,375

10,275

-

-

-

1,243

-

1,243

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Balochistan

KPK

Sindh

Punjab

AJK

Gilgit-Baltistan

FATA/Frontier Regions

Total

12

547

961

921

2,635

196

103

190

5,565

12

245

524

639

1,827

179

94

6

3,526

100.0

44.8

54.5

69.4

69.3

91.3

91.3

3.2

63.4

43,884

523,953

1,580,629

2,816,903

5,795,061

398,970

108,650

48,411

11,316,461

13,848

229,315

646,388

861,673

2,104,071

230,231

75,781

5,848

4,167,155

31.6

43.8

40.9

30.6

36.3

57.7

69.7

12.1

36.8

Name ofProvince/

Area

Total RuralUCs in the

District # as ofMarch, 2011

cov as ofMarch 2011

Total Rural HHsin the District(1998 Census) # as of

March, 2011% cov as ofMarch 2011

HH OrganisedUCs Having RSPs PresenceProvince-wise

Summary of RSPsOutreach, as of

March 2011

AJKRSP

AKRSP

BRSP

GBTI

NRSP

PRSP

SGA

SRSO

SRSP

TRDP

Total

151

118

236

165

2,272

1,688

55

431

722

151

5,565

115

118

170

20

1,806

823

11

312

424

112

3,526

76.2

100.0

72.0

12.1

79.5

48.8

20.0

72.4

58.7

74.2

63.4

306,150

145,529

344,614

371,315

5,587,741

3,855,550

209,191

1,183,970

1,471,226

519,666

11,316,461

75,758

108,969

153,800

30,406

1,832,496

783,294

9,837

409,843

511,409

251,343

4,167,155

24.7

74.9

44.6

8.2

32.8

20.3

4.7

34.6

34.8

48.4

36.8

Name ofRSPs

Total RuralUCs in the

District # as of

March, 2011

% cov as of

March 2011


March, 2011

% cov as of

March 2011

UCs Having RSPs PresenceRSP-wise Summary ofCoverage/Outreach as

of March 2011

HH Organised

3,717

4,721

9,313

2,510

124,405

53,798

690

23,734

20,146

15,369

258,403

Total Numberof All COs

Formed as ofMarch, 2011

896

13,169

28,706

51,823

148,534

11,770

3,282

223

258,403

Total Numberof All COs

Formed as ofMarch, 2011


Name of District# as of

March, 2011

% cov as of

March 2011


March, 2011

% cov as of

March 2011

RSPHH OrganisedUCs Having RSPs Presence

NRSP

NRSP

NRSP

-

BRSP

-

-

NRSP

-

BRSP

BRSP

BRSP

NRSP

BRSP

BRSP

-

BRSP

-

NRSP

-

BRSP

-

-

-

NRSP

BRSP

-

BRSP

-

-

BRSP

-

SRSP

-

SRSP

NRSP

SRSP

NRSP

SRSP

AKRSP

SRSP

SRSP

-

-

SRSP

GBTI

SRSP

SRSP

SRSP

SRSP

-

NRSP

SRSP

NRSP

SRSP

SRSP

SRSP

SRSP

GBTI

NRSP

NRSP

SRSP

-

Islamabad

1

Balochistan

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

21

22

23

24

25

26

27

28

29

30

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

1

2

3

4

4

5

5

6

6

7

8

9

10

11

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

18

19

20

21

22

22

23

23

24

Rural Support Programmes (RSPs) in Pakistan, District-wise RSP Coverage/Outreach as of March 2011

Total Number ofAll COs Formed as

of March, 2011

ICT

Sub Total

Awaran

Barkhan

Bolan

Chaqhi

Dera Bugti

Gawadar

Harnai

Jhal Magsi

Jaffarabad

Kallat

Kech / Turbat

Kharan

Khuzdar

Killa Abdullah

Killa Saifullah

Kohlu

Lasbella

Loralai

Mastung

Musa Khel

Naseerabad

Noshki

Panjgoor

Pishin

Quetta

Sherani

Sibi

Washuk

Zhob

Ziarat

Sub Total

Abbottabad

Banu

Battagram

Buner

Buner (overlapping)

Charsadda

Charsadda (overlapping)

Chitral

Chitral (overlapping)

Dir Upper

Dir Lower

D.I.Khan

Hangu

Haripur

Haripur (overlapping)

Karak

Kohat

Kohistan

Lakki Marwat

Malakand P.A

Mansehra

Mardan

Mardan(overlapping)

Nowshera

Peshawar

Shangla

Swabi

Swabi (overlapping)

Swat

Swat (overlapping)

Tank

Sub Total

31.6

31.6

42.2

-

7.0

-

-

78.2

-

52.7

10.7

91.8

54.5

79.2

39.8

-

64.4

-

-

-

100.0

-

-

-

41.7

32.0

-

23.8

-

-

73.0

-

43.8

40.3

-

71.7

0.5

1.7

12.6

20.1

90.0

61.2

37.4

-

-

57.9

6.7

42.1

110.4

101.2

38.5

-

44.3

59.0

21.8

21.3

12.8

5.2

38.9

6.3

21.0

5.2

3.0

-

40.9

13,848

13,848

9,345

-

2,434

-

-

13,053

-

8,531

5,659

28,829

38,239

11,349

23,871

-

18,542

-

-

-

18,831

-

-

-

14,878

17,828

-

2,520

-

-

15,406

-

229,315

46,600

-

33,042

269

975

12,926

20,550

33,188

22,572

26,244

-

-

14,204

6,306

39,747

44,954

56,592

28,488

-

20,272

98,993

30,781

30,114

10,872

6,927

20,982

7,104

23,493

6,488

3,705

-

646,388

43,884

43,884

22,144

-

35,003

-

-

16,691

-

16,184

52,664

31,396

70,164

14,328

60,032

-

28,796

-

34,637

-

18,831

-

-

-

35,703

55,654

-

10,608

-

-

21,118

-

523,953

115,585

-

46,053

56,591

56,591

102,361

102,361

36,879

36,879

70,230

-

-

24,536

94,383

94,383

40,734

55,911

74,041

-

45,731

167,833

141,386

141,386

84,851

132,070

53,994

112,083

112,083

125,377

125,377

-

1,580,629

100.0

100.0

100.0

-

3.7

-

-

100.0

-

100.0

47.8

83.3

100.0

100.0

77.1

-

86.7

-

-

-

100.0

-

-

-

100.0

92.1

-

100.0

-

-

100.0

-

44.8

84.3

-

100.0

18.5

37.0

57.1

75.5

100.0

100.0

67.9

-

-

89.5

8.9

82.2

100.0

90.6

92.1

-

89.3

91.5

84.0

26.7

20.8

14.9

64.3

7.3

69.1

29.2

21.5

-

54.5

12

12

8

-

1

-

-

13

-

9

22

15

38

7

27

-

13

-

-

-

13

-

-

-

16

35

-

7

-

-

21

-

245

43

-

20

5

10

28

37

24

24

19

-

-

17

4

37

21

29

35

-

25

54

63

20

10

10

18

4

38

19

14

-

524

896

896

565

-

109

-

-

633

-

406

324

1,869

1,751

636

1,362

-

1,183

-

-

-

1,202

-

-

-

907

1,136

-

113

-

-

973

-

13,169

1,526

-

1,224

19

50

736

779

1,439

687

1,322

-

-

493

611

1,208

1,770

2,191

1,719

-

1,456

3,393

2,181

1,425

456

325

1,213

540

1,503

298

142

-

28,706

Total rural andPeri-Urban UCs

in the District

12

12

8

8

27

10

12

13

10

9

46

18

38

7

35

25

15

8

22

20

13

10

24

10

16

38

47

7

11

9

21

10

547

51

49

20

27

27

49

49

24

24

28

37

47

19

45

45

21

32

38

33

28

59

75

75

48

67

28

55

55

65

65

16

961

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ata/ Flood R

elief Data


Name of District # as of

March, 2011

% cov as of

March 2011


March, 2011

% cov as of

March 2011


NRSP

TRDP

SRSO

NRSP

SRSO

TRDP

-

SRSO

SRSO

SRSO

NRSP

NRSP

SRSO

NRSP

SRSO

SGA

SRSO

SRSO

NRSP

NRSP

TRDP

NRSP

TRDP

GBTI

NRSP

NRSP

NRSP

NRSP

NRSP

-

NRSP

PRSP

PRSP

PRSP

PRSP

PRSP

PRSP

NRSP

PRSP

PRSP

NRSP

NRSP

PRSP

PRSP

NRSP

PRSP

NRSP

PRSP

NRSP

PRSP

NRSP

-

PRSP

PRSP

PRSP

NRSP

NRSP

NRSP

PRSP

NRSP

PRSP

NRSP

PRSP

PRSP

Sindh

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

21

22

23

Punjab

1

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

15

16

17

18

19

20

21

22

22

23

23

24

25

26

27

27

28

29

29

30

31

31

32

33



of March, 2011

Badin

Dadu

Ghotki

Hyderabad

Jacobabad

Jamshoro

Karachi

Kashmore

Khairpur

Larkana

Matiari

Mirpur Khas

Nausharo Feroz

Nawabshah

Shahdad Kot

Sanghar

Shikarpur

Sukkhur

Tando Allahyar

Tando Muhammad Khan

Tharparkar

Thattha

Umer Kot

Sub Total

Attock

Attock (overlapping)

Bahawalnagar

Bahawalpur

Bhakkar

Chakwal

Chiniot

D G Khan

D G Khan (overlapping)

Faisalabad

Gujranwala

Gujrat

Hafiz Abad

Jhang

Jhelum

Kasur

Khanewal

Khanewal (overlapping)

Khushab

Lahore

Layyah

Lodhran

Mandi Bahauddin

Mianwali

Multan

Multan (overlapping)

Muzaffargarh

Muzaffargarh (overlapping)

Nanakana Sahib

Narrowal

Okara

Pakpattan

Pakpattan (overlapping)

Rahim Yar Khan

Rajanpur

Rajanpur (overlapping)

Rawalpindi

Sahiwal

Sahiwal (overlapping)

Sargodha

Sheikhupura

38.4

19.6

47.3

5.0

43.9

22.7

-

70.9

25.5

14.0

49.2

36.5

7.2

2.2

12.6

4.7

80.7

25.0

27.0

18.0

99.6

13.0

37.5

30.6

10.3

31.9

121.7

175.7

129.6

53.8

-

55.0

9.6

37.8

82.9

19.3

9.8

15.0

17.1

7.2

16.7

22.7

226.8

85.3

44.5

23.1

22.0

43.7

13.5

6.7

26.9

-

-

43.5

9.1

9.9

7.0

18.5

62.8

13.8

25.3

14.7

5.5

12.2

7.9

71,070

32,363

74,930

6,412

39,787

20,148

-

78,650

53,049

17,018

23,129

40,850

11,854

3,092

16,181

9,837

98,737

19,637

12,702

7,151

158,881

26,244

39,951

861,673

16,996

52,538

192,909

226,415

117,493

47,770

-

114,483

19,909

46,013

39,007

21,609

16,077

21,292

21,894

8,768

20,487

17,775

106,791

33,814

71,050

46,705

23,466

52,665

35,212

17,654

85,324

-

-

65,402

24,660

17,233

12,295

62,559

83,680

18,330

65,058

33,383

12,414

37,000

16,474

185,266

164,849

158,489

128,856

90,682

88,816

-

110,969

208,270

121,639

47,026

111,973

164,715

141,671

128,408

209,191

122,340

78,458

47,082

39,648

159,486

202,554

106,515

2,816,903

164,849

164,849

158,489

128,856

90,682

88,816

-

208,270

208,270

121,639

47,026

111,973

164,715

141,671

128,408

122,340

122,340

78,458

47,082

39,648

159,486

202,554

106,515

120,486

261,678

261,678

317,647

317,647

-

150,406

270,191

174,888

174,888

338,677

133,182

133,182

256,911

227,413

227,413

303,958

207,805

100.0

57.7

76.1

27.0

45.0

39.3

-

100.0

84.2

70.5

78.9

100.0

41.2

52.9

80.0

20.0

98.0

52.2

63.2

68.8

100.0

76.4

100.0

69.4

18.5

98.5

100.0

100.0

95.2

92.3

-

90.9

63.6

100.0

70.1

42.5

37.5

26.6

70.0

7.9

11.2

71.4

91.8

90.0

70.5

100.0

70.8

79.2

31.9

84.1

86.0

25.8

-

82.4

22.5

27.0

85.7

100.0

97.7

75.0

100.0

47.0

62.7

43.2

9.9

46

30

35

10

18

11

-

37

64

31

15

41

21

27

32

11

50

24

12

11

44

42

27

639

12

64

101

97

40

60

-

50

35

71

68

37

15

21

35

7

11

70

45

27

31

70

46

42

22

58

80

24

-

61

25

17

54

103

43

33

58

39

52

57

9

3,589

1,207

3,757

444

2,977

227

-

4,787

2,370

1,052

1,770

2,529

645

564

1,081

690

5,893

1,172

1,025

520

11,424

1,589

2,511

51,823

1,359

3,107

14,281

15,755

7,737

2,658

-

8,503

1,266

3,057

2,356

1,552

1,111

1,491

1,235

691

1,240

1,662

6,262

2,130

4,893

3,886

1,656

3,019

2,388

1,958

5,512

-

-

3,216

1,578

6,374

1,486

5,948

5,832

1,197

4,153

2,065

1,201

2,349

1,107


in the District

46

52

46

37

40

28

-

37

76

44

19

41

51

51

40

55

51

46

19

16

44

55

27

921

65

65

101

97

42

65

42

55

55

71

97

87

40

79

50

89

98

98

49

30

44

70

65

53

69

69

93

93

65

74

111

63

63

103

44

44

58

83

83

132

91

Out

reac

h H

ighl

ight

s/ O

utre

ach

Dat

a/ F

lood

Rel

ief

Dat

a


Name of District# as of

March, 2011

% cov as of

March 2011


March, 2011

% cov as of

March 2011


PRSP

PRSP

NRSP

NRSP

NRSP

AJKRSP

NRSP

AJKRSP

NRSP

AJKRSP

NRSP

AJKRSP

NRSP

AJKRSP

NRSP

AJKRSP

NRSP

AJKRSP

NRSP

AKRSP

-

AKRSP

AKRSP

AKRSP

AKRSP

AKRSP

-

-

SRSP

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

SRSP

-



of March, 2011


in the District

Sialkot

Toba Tek Singh

Toba Tek Singh (overlapping)

Vehari

Sub Total

Bagh

Bagh (overlapping)

Hattian

Hattian (overlapping)

Kotli

Kotli (overlapping)

Muzuffarabad

Muzuffarabad (overlapping)

Neelum

Neelum (overlapping)

Poonch (Rawalakot)

Bhimber

Sudhnoti

Mirpur

Forward Kahuta

Sub Total

Astore

Diamir

Ghanche

Ghizer

Gilgit

Hunza-Nagar

Skardu

Sub Total

Bajaur Agency

Khyber Agency

Kurram Agency

Mohmand Agency

North Waziristan Agency

Orakzai Agency

South Waziristan Agency

T.A.Adj Lakki Marwat Distt

T.A.Adj Bannu Distt

T.A..Adj D.I.Khan Distt

T.A.Adj Kohat Distt

T.A.Adj Peshawar Distt

T.A.Adj Tank Distt

Sub Total

GRAND TOTAL

94

79

79

87

2,635

19

19

13

13

38

38

32

32

9

9

25

18

12

22

8

196

8

9

14

16

10

15

31

103

37

28

23

21

22

15

29

1

1

3

5

3

2

190

5,565

34

35

35

36

Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK)

1

1

2

2

3

3

4

4

5

5

6

7

8

9

10

Gilgit-Baltistan (GB)

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

Federally Administered Tribal Area (FATA)

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

89

22

61

80

1,827

19

1

5

10

33

36

18

26

9

9

25

18

13

15

8

179

8

-

14

16

10

15

31

94

-

-

3

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

3

-

6

3,526

94.7

27.8

77.2

92.0

69.3

100.0

5.3

38.5

76.9

86.8

94.7

56.3

81.3

100.0

100.0

100.0

100.0

108.3

68.2

100.0

91.3

100.0

-

100.0

100.0

100.0

100.0

100.0

91.3

-

-

13.0

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

100.0

-

3.2

63.4

36.7

14.8

7.2

15.2

36.3

43.6

1.4

60.2

74.6

54.0

6.7

35.1

65.3

46.1

27.2

75.4

8.3

39.5

15.5

54.3

57.7

58.6

-

56.4

91.6

61.6

93.6

67.2

69.7

-

-

9.7

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

28.4

-

12.1

36.8

101,071

27,713

13,594

39,089

2,104,071

20,282

672

12,824

15,897

36,443

4,554

21,319

39,640

7,213

4,260

35,659

4,515

10,603

6,220

10,130

230,231

6,444

-

10,401

12,420

10,924

11,965

23,627

75,781

-

-

4,110

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

1,738

-

5,848

4,167,155

275,204

187,555

187,555

257,583

5,795,061

46,470

46,470

21,296

21,296

67,483

67,483

60,712

60,712

15,649

15,649

47,319

54,333

26,849

40,208

18,651

398,970

11,000

-

18,452

13,563

17,721

12,779

35,134

108,650

-

-

42,293

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

6,118

-

48,411

11,316,461

4,695

1,874

1,545

3,149

148,534

1,048

32

586

757

2,097

207

987

1,982

331

213

1,857

215

609

311

538

11,770

304

-

477

552

456

483

1,010

3,282

-

-

117

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

106

-

223

258,403

Outreach H


ata/ Flood R

elief Data

Districts Food NFI Shelter WASHAgriculture Support

(Seeds+DAP

+Fertilizer etc.)

Other (Clothes on

Eid, Food Supply:

Milk & FI & NFIsCooked Food

Medical

TreatmentLivestock

Care

Households Individual

6,000

4,000

3,000

2,007

-

1,000

-

3,800

-

19,807

722

-

-

-

-

-

-

105

827

23,497

23,665

47,162

27907

28644

14360

11887

2886

4825

6807

1350

1500

300

4181

361

322

1063

1447

107,840

-

-

2,414

-

-

-

-

-

-

40,704

43,118

3,000

320

-

-

1,442

700

-

2,020

3,900

11,382

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

3,625

3,625

4,800

7,055

11,855

14856

11811

10670

1859

1037

1467

1249

500

400

0

810

324

21

327

281

45,612

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

9,775

9,775

46,453

9,157

21,329

26,125

4,557

3,262

-

52,958

29,362

193,203

450

-

-

-

-

-

-

5,473

5,923

30,672

18,984

49,656

62,778

5,357

-

3,360

-

-

-

-

388

-

-

-

-

-

-

71,883

3,317

5,921

105

22,270

10,118

41,731

12,810

13,289

6,000

2,000

-

5,795

-

22,614

20,648

83,156

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

4,644

4,644

43,145

1,161

44,306

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

500

-

22,018

22,518

7,444

7,768

7,400

3,611

500

309

-

-

896

27,928

3,561

-

-

100,800

-

-

40

-

104,401

20,760

26,076

46,836

11,331

7,205

4,214

7,054

-

4,200

6,635

-

900

-

7,053

78

602

-

2,500

51,772

160

-

877

-

-

48

-

21

532

180

1,818

150,524

236,280

606,335

265,602

22,178

-

8,614

-

162,225

1,451,758

-

585

-

4,590

15,171

2,686

-

61,708

84,740

1,750

4,000

5,750

100

2,690

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

2,790

101

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

101

62,641

25,973

56,858

112,264

33,484

30,762

-

47,447

88,825

458,254

9,122

500

1,462

98,600

3,843

-

430

23,906

137,863

10,411

18,833

29,244

-

4,171

235

4,325

-

-

14,568

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

23,299

160

-

14,003

-

-

48

-

21

532

-

14,7647

18,660

42,177

40,484

18,035

30,095

5,764

19,809

8,524

9,248

192,796

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

2,322

2,322

39,020

33,317

72,337

-

200

-

9,618

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

9,818

-

16,130

-

-

-

24,555

-

-

1,720

45,091

87,496

Rural Support Programmes (RSPs) Flood Relief Operations, as of March 2011

Out

reac

h H

ighl

ight

s/ O

utre

ach

Dat

a/ F

lood

Rel

ief

Dat

a


174,102

51,373

13,220

18,872

22,434

56,093

-

116,041

126,301

578,436

148,894

585

-

4,950

15,171

2,686

2,955

61,708

236,949

98,199

69,934

168,133

6,229

7,310

1,070

5,730

-

925

3865

1555

600

300

-

-

-

-

-

27,584

3,000

2,486

4,544

700

500

2,454

910

6,000

10,000

14,000

44,594

A. Sindh Rural Support Organisation (SRSO)

Kashmore

Shikarpur

Sukkur

Khairpur

Ghotki

Larkana

Naushero Feroze

Qambar Shahdakot

Jacobabad

Sub Total

B. Sindh Graduate Association (SGA)

Karachi

Khairpur

Jamshoro

Hyderabad

Kashmore

Ghotki

Qambar-Shahdadkot

Others (Sukkur, Matiari,

Sanghar, Dadu,

Nausheroferoze)

Sub Total

C. Thardeep Rural Development Programme (TRDP)

Dadu

Jamshoro

Sub Total

D. Sarhad Rural Support Programme (SRSP)

Nowshera

Charsada

Peshawar

Swat

Haripur

Shangla

Kohistan

Dir Upper

Chitral

Dir Lower

Kohat

Mansehra

Hangu

Swabi

Mohmand Agency

Sub Total

E. Balochistan Rural Support Programme (BRSP)

Quetta

Barkhan

Jhalmagsi

Kalat

Khuzdar

Kohlu

Mastung

Sibi

Naseerabad

Jafferabad

Sub Total

250

7,915

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

8,165

1,120

4,126

-

-

-

31,532

90

15,127

51,995

23,647

48,354

62,136

71,290

57,037

18,260

25,734

18,948

17,630

-

500

4,688

106,506

63,243

-

-

517,973

1,633,829

-

200

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

200

4,785

2,466

-

-

-

-

422

-

7,673

125

241

2,658

12,118

10,746

11,732

23,181

-

2,741

-

-

-

645

14,470

1,900

-

80,557

307,184

-

235

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

235

3,324

1,200

-

-

-

-

-

-

4,524

1,254

7,928

13,104

13,498

6,999

1,839

2,112

-

490

50

40

42

12,900

14,288

3,143

173

77,860

164,868

-

2,250

-

-

-

1,566

849

-

805

-

5,470

5,134

1,148

-

-

-

-

-

-

6,282

-

720

878

17,771

5,990

1,481

1,134

-

500

-

-

-

23,499

45,834

2,224

488

100,519

474,667

2,567

1,782

9,523

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

13,872

54,009

1,600

7,500

-

-

-

-

-

63,109

2,660

2,720

815

1,397

1,714

1,447

753

-

980

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

12,486

244,091

6,907

3,054

1,650

1,016

538

610

1,711

1,135

402

186

17,209

10,721

300

-

-

-

-

561

-

11,582

4

51

197

50,160

192

588

765

-

90

-

250

-

14,090

-

-

-

66,387

327,933

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

3,598

9,264

3,000

3,300

19,162

1,626

2,557

1,661

12,586

9,225

8,804

6,601

-

-

-

-

-

-

300

4,025

697

48,082

1,612,383

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

180,562

67,000

35,483

1,433

89,012

63,831

437,321

4,818

20,896

26,486

56,184

18,978

7,839

3,771

-

-

-

-

-

2,798

38,929

4,687

-

185,386

1,286,131

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

124,166

70,320

73,743

72,791

341,020

3,591

3,853

5,713

3,645

2,535

4,575

4,340

-

-

-

-

-

2,637

9,887

3,788

958

45,522

751,311

Rural Support Programmes (RSPs) Flood Relief Operations, as of March 2011

Outreach H


ata/ Flood R

elief Data


Districts Food NFI Shelter WASHAgricultureSupport(Seeds+DAP+Fertilizer etc.)

Other (Clothes onEid, Food Supply:Milk & FI & NFIs

Cooked Food MedicalTreatment

LivestockCare

Households Individual

F. Azad Jammu and Kashmir Rural Support Programme (AJKRSP)

Muzaffarabad

Neelum

Hattian

Bagh

Haveli

Rawalakot

Sadhnuti

Kotli

Bhimber

Mirpur

Sub Total

G. Punjab Rural Support Programme (PRSP)

Muzzafargarh

Layyah

Multan

Rahim Yar Khan

Mianwali

Rajanpur

DG Khan

Jhang

Sub Total

H. National Rural Support Programme (NRSP)

Khushab

Bhakkar

Mianwali

DG Khan

Rajanpur

Charsadda

Nowshera

Mardan

Swat

Malakand

Muzzaffarabad

Neelum

R.Yar Khan

Thatta

Benazirabad (Nawabshah)

Matiari

Sub Total

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Coordinator: Mohammad Faisal Khalil (RSPN Communications)

Designer: Bilal Safdar (DOT advertising)

maternal and child health, birth spacing and immunization.At the government level, Sehat's UCHNs advocated healthdepartments to deliver vaccination in under served areas, andsuccessfully organized government vaccination outreach to7,972 pregnant women and 31,591 children (of up to 2 years).Both VHCs and UCHNs, with support from health departments,People’s Primary Health Care Initiatives (PPHI) and localNGOs, also organized 60 medicals camps, which providedantenatal care services and treatment of minor ailments to5,125 women, birth spacing services to 1,190 women, treatmentof diarrheal cases to 2,153 children and neonatal services to1,755 neonates.

USAID's Small Grants and Ambassadors FundProgram Exceeds $2 Million in Assistance

June 2011 - RSPN's USAID funded Small Grants andAmbassadors Fund Program has now successfully providedassistance of over $2 million to 27 community drivenorganizations across Pakistan. Out of these 27 communitydriven organizations, grants for 26 organizations have beenapproved under the Ambassador’s Fund Program, whereasthe program’s first Small Grants project has recently receivedits approval from USAID. The first project under the SmallGrant’s Program includes the provision of biogas plants to175 households of 9 UCs of District Dera Ismail Khan, KhyberPakhtunkhwa.

RSPN's APF Funded Effort Rebuilds and Rehab-ilitates Micro-Infrastructure in Flood Affected Swat

June 2011 - RSPN's American Pakistan Foundation (APF)

funded $200,000 early recovery effort in the flood affecteddistrict of Swat has already completed 5 of its 33 micro-infrastructure projects underway in the area. The full rangeof possible micro-infrastructures are being covered under theproject, including drinking water systems and sanitation,handpumps, link roads, irrigation channels, and streetpavements. RSPN's member organization in KhyberPakhtunkhwa, the Sarhad Rural Support Programme (SRSP),has been locally implementing work on these micro-infrastructures. SRSP has assumed a participatory approach,mobilizing 33 male and female Community Organizations(COs) into formation: these COs in turn are now working withSRSP field engineers to help build or rehabilitate micro-infrastructure in the respective communities.

"Previously our approach towardsour recent difficulties was highlyindividualistic, but SRSP turnedus towards an organised,communal approach for our ownrecovery."Sabir of flood affected Swat proudly observes, whose village formedits own community organisation by the name of Jirga Behbood("Welfare Council"). With funds provided by APF and under thetechnical assistance from SRSP engineers, this community organisationcommitted itself to the construction of a new drinking water supplysystem.

Rural Support Programmes Network (RSPN)Address: House No. 7, Street 49, F-6/4, Islamabad, Pakistan

Tel: +92-51-2822476, 2821736, Fax: +92-51-2829115Web: www.rspn.org

June 2011, Swat - Mr. Zafar Kakakhel,Monitoring and Reporting Specialist for

RSPN's APF funded flood recoveryproject, engaging a local community as

part of the particpatory approachassumed by SRSP.

June 2011, Swat - Organisedcommunity members

working with SRSPengineers to build a water

supply scheme.

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