Participatory Integrated Development Society- PIDS
11-A Chamman Housing Scheme,
Phone: 081- 831224
Fax: 081- 831284
Email:
pids@qta.paknet.com.pk
Web Site: www.pids-pak.org
CONTENTS
Page
i ii iii iv 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 8 9 10 11 12 12 13 14 14 15 18 19 20 Annexure
A Annexure
B Annexure
C Annexure
D Annexure
E Annexure
F Annexure
G
PIDS A Concise Impression
Participatory Integrated Development Society PIDS is
an offshoot of Balochistan Rural Water Supply and Sanitation project (BRUWAS)
funded by Royal Netherlands Embassy, Govt. of Balochistan, Local
Govt. & Rural Development Department and partially by UNICEF. PIDS was
established in February 1999 as a non-governmental, non-profit organization and
is registered under Societies Registration Act 1860.
Vision
A healthy, educated and
prosperous society in Balochistan.
Mission
To facilitate the process of sustainable community
development through a set of services in water, sanitation, education and human
resource development sector with special focus on women.
Objectives
· To facilitate improved living conditions among the communities through provision of certain community physical infrastructure (CPI) services, solid waste management and hygiene education.
·
To facilitate literacy enhancement
through formal and non-formal education.
·
To develop human resources in PIDS
program areas through establishment of
· To undertake program based advocacy in order to create better policy environment and practices.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
First of all, being an organization with participatory
approach, PIDS extend thanks to the community providing support and
participation in every phase of Project cycle. Community is highly acknowledged
in co-operating the project right form the identification till the completion
of the schemes.
Thanks are also due to the Board of Governors who guided the challenging
working of the organization for achieving its objectives for the year 2003.
The cooperation and support of
Donors and Government of Balochistan is also commendable whose timely
assistance assured the project implementation for the disadvantaged and
marginalized communities of Balochistan.
Thanks are due
to the external auditors who conducted the annual accounts audit of PIDS.
Thanks to all the
field staff and volunteers whose participation made it possible to complete the
projects in time. Thanks are also due to
the administration and account sections with out which it would not have been
possible to complete the tasks. Also thanks to those who helped in preparation
and editing of report.
To all those partner organizations who facilitated PIDS technically, financially and morally in completion of the
projects.
Baber Shah Khan
Chief
Executive Officer
PIDS
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Concentrating on the targets, like wise in the previous years PIDS facilitated the rural and semi urban communities of Balochistan through community participation. The Annual Report 2003 presents the efforts made by Participatory Integrated Development Society in different sectors.
With the financial and technical
assistance of UNICEF, Royal Netherlands Embassy through PIEDAR, Action Aid,
Rotary Club, PPAF, CIDA and Pakistan Insaf Welfare Trust,
The area of great expertise of the organization is water and sanitation which includes provision of safe drinking water, improved sanitation and hygiene education sectors covering rural and semi urban inhabitants of selected areas.
In water sector, PIDS installed 295 hand pumps, 1 shallow tube well and one deep tube well This has benefited 26,186 number of community members.
Sanitation, which is the vital component for better health and hygiene, PIDS in
2003 laid about 6558 Rft sewer line in Kharotabad and Mominabad-a semi
urban area of District Quetta and 1450 Rft in Mazai Adda, Killa
Abdullah (PPAF-I). In
In hygiene education sector, about 186 hygiene education trainings were given benefiting 5283 number of community members. The beneficiaries are the members of community, NGOs and Govt. representatives.
Some of the education related
projects have also been completed in the year 2003. In order to improve the
environment of the schools, PIDS with the financial assistance of CIDA,
improved the environment of 16 schools of
Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey-MICS is the biggest survey ever conducted in the history of Balochistan in terms of its volume and diversity. PIDS is a key partner of MICS and provided all technical and coordination support to the MICS operation in 26 districts of Balochistan.
PIDS under its skill development
Unit has been able to conduct 7 trainings on water, sanitation and hygiene
related issues resulting 191 persons trained on different disciplines.
A Tax Exemption Certificate is obtained by Regional Commissioner of Income Tax. PIDS is pleased to state that it has also obtained a certificate of registration with SAFRON,
PIDS welcomes comments, critique, and suggestions on this report.
WATER SECTOR
Back Ground
The Under 5 Child Mortality and Morbidity Rate in
The current spell of drought has affected the
peoples living standard in most of the areas of Balochistan. Water is a very
important element for human beings. The major sources of drinking water in
Balochistan are surface and ground water like channels, karezes,
tube wells and dug wells. The open wells, channels and karezes
have always been faced with a high risk of contamination as being exposed to
all kind of pollution from out side and due to the risky hygienic behaviors by
the human beings. Due to low literacy rate and lack of awareness regarding
contaminated water being one of the major root causes of disease transmission.
PIDS aims to contribute to the reduction of prevailing high rate
of mortality and morbidity in Balochistan, through provision and promotion of
safe drinking water by making use of the best possible options.
Likewise in past 4 years, in year 2003 PIDS tried its level best
to assist the needy and marginalized population of Balochistan with a variety
of safe drinking water supply options with the assistance of donors and its own
limited resources. A great emphasis is given to community participation in all
development schemes as being an assurance for sustainable development.
Major
interventions and achievements
Safe
Drinking Water Supply
Installation of Afridev Hand Pumps
Deep
well hand pump is the most cost effective option to get safe drinking water from a depth of 150 feet. As regard provision of safe
drinking water through Hand Pump technology, PIDS have been able to install a
number of 295 hand pumps during the year 2003 in the selected clusters of
districts; Kech, Lasbela, Killa Abdullah, Loralai and
Quetta. This benefited 3192 families of 25,536 inhabitants.
As per the requirements of implementation methodology the
community participation in the whole process is ensured, to develop a sense of
ownership and sustainable functioning of hand pump schemes. The construction
work at hand pump site is as per standard design having provision of water
drainage, animal trough and washing place so as to reduce the unhygienic practices
at hand pump site.
Regarding sustainable functioning of the hand pump drinking water
supply schemes at least 2 caretakers from each site are trained on operation
and maintenance of the facility. The caretakers have also been provided with
necessary tools and spare parts so as to enable them to have regular
maintenance of the facility as and when required. The organization has also
made some necessary measures regarding availability of hand pump spare parts in
the market.
Due to the existing situation of rapid decline in ground water table, PIDS is
having a close coordination with the hand pump manufacturers to improve
efficiency of the hand pumps that can lift water up to 240 feet. The advance
technology pumps are being tested in the field before having formal
introduction to the community.
Shallow Tube Well
PIDS installed a
shallow tube well in the suburbs of
The operation and maintenance of the tube wells is
the responsibility of the community, for which they have constituted a
committee. The committee is responsible for the collection of monthly tariff
from each user group and to ensure a sustainable functioning of the scheme.
Lesson
Learnt
The experience
of the organization shows that installation of hardware is much easier as
compared to mobilizing and making community ready to participate. Obviously
mobilization and participation of community creates sense of ownership, which
plays a vital role in the sustainability of the project.
Bringing positive change in the behavior pattern of women and children in
drinking water sector cannot be over looked because they play prime role in
handling of water.
Proper identification of the schemes can be ensured with active involvement of
community. To avoid any conflict in the identification and project
implementation proper coordination among the stakeholders is essential.
It has been noticed that besides provision of safe drinking water awareness creation
regarding water management is also essential.
SANITATION SECTOR
Background
Balochistan
province has very low sanitation coverage in rural and even in semi urban
areas. Low-income communities, which do not have adequate sanitation
facilities, are exposed to a high risk of infection with excreta-related
diseases. Children under the age of 5 are particularly susceptible to diarrhea.
Older children and adults are likely to be infected with intestinal worms, most
commonly known as roundworm and hookworm. Apart from this Hepatitis, Malaria,
Trachoma and T.B are also considered to be the result of unsanitary and
unhygienic environment.
Concept of household
latrine is still unfamiliar in most of the areas of Balochistan. Most of the
community is used to make use of open places for defecation. Women have to wait
for dark period for defecation as house hold latrines do not exist and they
have to come out of their houses in open areas finding shelter in bushes, which
is a very risky and unhealthy practice. This practice usually results in
mishaps like animal biting or moral mishaps.
Sanitation comprises both behaviors and facilities, which should
be promoted together to maximize health and socio economic benefits. Sanitation
should be treated as priority issue in its own right and not simply as an ddd-on option to more
attractive water supply programs. Sanitation requires its own resources and its
own time frame to achieve optimal results.
At household level good sanitation is a system. It is a harmonious
resolution among four factors, the waste, the physical environment, the
cultural beliefs and attitudes of the local population and a technology.
PIDS
has vast experience in water and sanitation works through the financial
assistance of different donors. The contribution of PIDS in sanitation is
glorious and the impacts of the sanitation interventions brought a change in
the attitude and the behavior of communities. This also has prevented the
communities from number of fatal diseases.
Major Intervention and Achievements
Sanitation
Laying of Lane Sewer
Lane Sanitation was focused in semi urban areas of
PIDS social mobilizers had a significant
contribution in terms of creating awareness in the community for realizing the
need of lane sanitation. As a result the mobilizers
succeeded to organize the communities in the shape of male and female lane
organizations. During the year 2003 PIDS laid 6558 Rft
of under ground lane sewer with 50 % community contribution in the low-income
areas of Kharootabad and Mominabad,
of
The lane sanitation was not only restricted up to
Promotion of Household Latrines
In the year 2003 PIDS also made a reasonable contribution in terms
of promoting House Hold Latrines. The major interventions in this regard are
given as under:
Pour Flush Latrines
230 new pour flush household latrines were constructed and both
the new and existing latrines were properly connected to the sewerage system in
Kharootabad and Mominabad
areas of
Ventilated Improved Pit latrine
In the areas where underground water table is very low and
the water is in short supply, the best alternative for household latrine is a
Ventilated Improved Pit latrine. PIDS in the year 2003:
·
Through
establishment of sanitation hardware shops in Bela
and Tump tehsils succeeded
to construct 300 household latrines through
100% community share.
·
As
being an integral part of sanitation acceleration program the use and
maintenance of latrines was also promoted among the school children and 40 latrines were rehabilitated in primary schools of
Bela and Tump tehsils.
Keeping in view the spirit of participation, the community
is provided with sanitation facilities through their active involvement, with
out which it is impossible to make the development sustainable.
Lesson Learnt
Prevention is better
than cure while promotion is lot better than prevention as it creates awareness
among the masses to adopt preventive measures. Sanitation at primary level can
not be addressed by outsider until realized by household themselves. It is
rather impossible to facilitate each and every household with latrine facility
as population growth rate in
Sanitation programs should be based upon generating demand, with all its
implications for education and participation, rather then provision of
subsidized or free infrastructure.
User ownership decision of sanitation is vital to
sustainability. Empowerment is often a necessary step to achieving a sense of
ownership and responsibility for sanitation programs.
HYGIENE EDUCATION
Background
No doubt, those who keep themselves spotless and clean are
succeeded.
Soorah-tul-
Aalla; Verse 14.
Islam tells us about the importance of hygiene. There are number
of Quranic verses and Hadiths
which emphasize on keeping our self and our environment clean and tidy.
Hygiene education is a specific form of health education, which
deals with water and sanitation related health problems in the communities. For
a healthy and prosperous society, it is not only sufficient to construct
improved water supply schemes and sanitation facilities but new facilities have
to be used, continuously, by every body in a hygienic way.
Hygiene education being an integrated component of a water and
sanitation project is closely linked to community participation in order to
bring about a positive change in the behavior pattern.
Keeping in view these facts, PIDS has made it obligatory to append
the hygiene education promotion component in all its interventions with the
communities.
Adoption of FLAAHE Approach
The need of FLAAHE (Focused Local Area Approach for Hygiene
Education) approach was introduced by UNICEF in the
Under FLAAHE concept following steps and activities are carried
out:
1. Five villages in a district
are selected on the basis of easy access to the female hygiene promoters and
community with positive response.
2. Five streets in a village
are selected for the implementation of FLAAHE concept.
3. Five women from each street
are identified, organized and trained on FLAAHE package.
4. 25 women activists from one
village are trained and made responsible to further promote hygiene practices
in the remaining village
The training is imparted to the street
contact group on following aspects
Body Personal
Hygiene
House Domestic Hygiene
CLEAN Food Food
Hygiene
Environment
Environmental
Water and sanitation
Hygiene Water
& Sanitation use and maintenance
Major Interventions and Achievements
Hygiene Education:
In the context of Balochistan province having far flung areas and
scattered population, this approach has been adopted with some modifications
i.e. 5 females from a cluster of 10-15 households are identified and trained on
the topics mentioned above. During the year 2003 PIDS conducted 186
training sessions covering 5283 beneficiaries in different Villages of
Balochistan.
Development of Hygiene Education Material
PIDS developed
and modified the health and hygiene material according to the community needs,
and keeping in view the concept of Focused Local Area Approach for Hygiene
Education (FLAAHE).
This material has been found most effective in imparting Hygiene
training to the illiterate targeted population of Balochistan province. This
hygiene material is also used by some of the local and international NGOs in
Balochistan.
Lesson Learnt
To change the community behaviors is troublesome, during the
project it was learnt that childhood is the best time for children to enhance
hygiene behaviors. Children have important roles in the household, taking care
of younger brothers and sisters. Children can play a vital role in the
development process and can become change agents within their families and
neighborhood. Children need attention and can be organized with very less
effort as compared to elders.
EDUCATION SECTOR
Background
Education,
the foremost
important component for making a nation prosperous, is being extremely ignored.
Balochistan is worse affected in this perspective. This increases the
illiteracy affecting the future of the coming generation. Illiteracy is
intimately linked with socio economic deprivation and exploitation.
For all
the communities access to primary education is not easy and possible as
children are the major source of income. The enrolment rate is low and the drop
out rate is higher in the girls schools specially. There are numerous issues
for lower literacy rate like poor infrastructure, physical access and lack of
knowledge of the parents. To reduce this gap PIDS has also taken initiative to
enhance education among children of needy communities. The literacy rate can be
increased by participation rate at the primary level, the formal mode of
education.
Major
Intervention and Achievements
Education
Establishment of Community Schools in Kharootabad
Functional in the rural and semi urban areas of Balochistan, PIDS felt the need
of education enhancement in these area. In this context,
PIDS established community school in rural in Kharootabad
a semi urban area of
The community school started working in April 2001. Initially there were two
classes Katchi and Paki as in government school
system. This year the school was upgraded to class three.
General Councilor of the area donated the land for the community school. Three
class rooms, boundary wall, and two toilets were constructed during the year
2003. The school was also provided with water and sanitation facilities. One
additional room is under construction for skill development center.
Two female local teachers for the schools are appointed, who have participated
in short trainings organized by PIDS.
School Environmental Improvement
Better the environment of the schools, best will be the learning. PIDS
keeping this philosophy in mind started School Environment Improvement
program.
In this context the environment of 16 government and community schools of Kharootabad and Pashtoonabad
target area have been improved through number of activities done on the target
schools.
The activities conducted were;
v
Provision
of latrines.
v
Provision
of water (Hand Pumps, Water Storage tanks , Water coolers, Water pumps)
v
Construction
of shed
v
Provision
of furniture (chairs and tables)
v
Health
and hygiene trainings.
v
Establishment
of Sanitation Clubs
v
Provision
of hygiene kits
v
Rehabilitation
work in school like white wash, glass fixing, ground leveling, door repair and
repair of latrines are included.
v
School
Competitions
Construction of Schools in Refugee Camps
The influx of Afghan refugees in
To construct 62 mud schools in the camps on sites
identified by the representative of Commissioner Afghan Refugees, landlord and
stakeholders were consulted.
The schools comprise of two classroom 15x30 size,
boundary wall 1127 SFT, gate 7x8 ft and two toilets 4x6 ft. The structure is
Brick masonry with mud mortar and roof of 12 steel iron bars, bamboo, straw
matt, palatine sheet and mud plaster. The work was not completed till December
2002 because of following reasons:-
·
Frequent
changes in the school design
·
Delay
in site selection
·
Unnecessary/undesired
able interference by Land Lards
·
Political
unrest especially in Chaman
·
Severe
Winter
·
Shortage
of Bricks
·
Delay
in release of funds
Therefore extension was granted by the UNICEF till
June, 2003 for completion and hand over of schools to other NGO for academic
activities.
62 school buildings were completed and handed over,
which are in use by the Afghan Children.
Lessons learnt
Community involvement is imperative for the
establishment of an ideal community school. For sustainable development and
running of such community school the parents and sanitation clubs also play
vital role. Apart from the community
members and students involvement, the linkages with the city district
government are also important for progress.
The Afghan refugees are not aware of the concept of
participation. It was an obvious fact that they were not able to contribute
financially. Their receiving mentality was one of the constraints in
participation during construction. The team faced great hurdles form the
influenced persons of the area.
Strong influential social mobilization is thus
recommended prior to the start of such projects, in order to make the program
effective and sustainable.
Multiple
Indicator Cluster Survey -MICS
Background
MICS (Multiple Indicator cluster survey) was developed after the World
Summit for Children Declaration (1990), for the regular and timely collection,
analysis, and publication of data required for monitoring social indicators
related to the well being of children. Multiple Cluster Indicator Survey (MICS)
is an effective tool developed and tested by different Governments and UNICEF
in various development sectors especially social sector with good degree of
statistical precision with a representative sample. It is a district-based, cross-sectoral household survey, successfully been used in
several countries globally.
MICS has been developed mainly for social development sector, whose basic aim
is to provide effective results to gauge a wide range of indicators for social
development.
The main capacity of MICS is to provide effective results that simultaneously
gauge a wide range of indicators for social development. These indicators are
economic status, health and nutrition profile, educational level and water
availability and hygiene/sanitation practices.
Procedure
MICS is the biggest survey ever conducted in the history of Balochistan in
terms of its volume and diversity. A total of 10,680 households are
interviewed.
The survey assumes each district of Balochistan as a
separate and independent survey unit while
PIDS
as a Key partner in MICS
PIDS provided all technical and coordination support
to the MICS operation in Balochistan. PIDS is one of the key partners of MICS
in Balochistan. The other partners are; Planning & Development department,
government of Balochistan, United Nations Children Fund UNICEF, Federal
Bureau of Statistics, district governments, Eycon
Islamabad and Bunyaad Lahore, (NGOs).
Responsibilities of PIDS in MICS
UNICEF executed an agreement with the PIDS in July
2003 till end December 2003, and presently extended till February 2004. PIDS
appointed a reputable consultant to execute coordination assignment who has
been involved through all the survey phases, including;
· Survey planning and keeping effective
liaison between UNICEF, P&DD
GoB, regions and districts.
· Arranged and coordinated one steering meeting
and around five working
group meetings at
· Helped the government in establishing
initial MICS secretariat at the Bureau
of Statistics, which was later shifted to an independent
office.
· Development of the questionnaires and
manuals for the survey.
· Planning and conducting the District Orientation
Workshops
· Planning, development of training
manuals for the training and conducting
training of Master Trainers and Field Trainers at
· Training for the field workers at six
regional headquarters.
· Provided initial training and regular
orientations to the Regional Technical
Coordinators.
· Regular follow up with FBS on sampling
and listing and its issues in the
field.
· Attended MICS related meetings in
UNICEF officials for experience
sharing and issues resolution.
· Regular feedback with the regional and district
officials for effective
coordination and support to the teams in the field.
· Provided MICS related plan and progress
presentations to the chief
economist, departmental secretaries, additional chief
secretary (Dev.), chief secretary Balochistan, senior minister of Planning and
Development department GoB, chief planning, project
officers UNICEF Islamabad and Quetta.
· Conducted field monitoring visits in
almost all the districts in the province.
· Provided field monitoring and MICS
related coordination meeting reports to
UNICEF and government of Balochistan
(P&DD) on regular basis.
HUMAN RESOURCE
DEVELOPMENT SECTOR
Background
Human resource is the most valuable asset of any organization. Adequate, motivated, skilled and committed
staff contributes a lot in the development of an organization and achieving its
goal. Human resource is one of the key issues in Balochistan. Unfortunately, in
Balochistan the availability of trained and experienced human resources are rare.
The matter was deeply felt by the organization and to fill this gap PIDS took
the initiative to establish a skill development unit to provide low cost
quality trainings to the NGOs, CBOs and individuals
at PIDS office and at district level. In this context consultations were also
carried out with the training unit of
Major
Intervention and Achievements
Human Resource
Development
PIDS under its skill development Unit has been able to conduct 7
trainings resulting 191 persons trained on different disciplines. PIDS has also
developed training modules for the trainings offered in different disciplines,
and highly trained and experienced professional facilitators impart the
trainings, benefiting the organization reciprocally as learning is a two way
process. By strengthening the community-based organizations PIDS has managed to
develop its own relations with the CBOs, which proves
to be fruitful during the implementation of projects.
The trainings are mainly focused on water, sanitation and hygiene
related issues and community management. The focus of the unit is on
development of human resources and institutional effectiveness. In pursuance of
these objectives organizations as well as individuals and community members capacity
building fall with in the purview of the unit.
Trainings Conducted
During the year 2003, following trainings were conducted;
·
Sanitation Promotion
and Hygiene Awareness Event. (SPHAE)
·
FLAAHE (Focused Local
Area Approach for Hygiene Education
·
Two days Hand Pump
Care Taker Training
·
2 days training of
school teachers Sanitation
·
Primary
environmental care at Schools
ORGANIZATIONAL
DEVELOPMENT
Apart from the donor funded activities, PIDS also planned and initiated
steps towards the sustainability of the organization. Following are steps taken
during the year:
Linkages
·
Good
working relationship with Govt. of Balochistan
·
New
Donors for 2003
·
NGO Resource Center, Karachi
·
·
PIEDAR, Islamabad
·
Ferguson Karachi
·
NGOs
working in the same sector in
Good working relationship with Govt. of Balochistan
Government of Balochistan supported PIDS in its establishment and
signing of memorandum of understanding with Local Govt. and Rural Development
department. PIDS have good working relationship with Govt. departments i.e.
P&D, LGRDD, PHED and district government.
New Donors for 2003
In the year 2003 PIDS initiated CPI projects in Killa Abdullah district with the assistance of PPAF -
Pakistan Poverty Alleviation Fund, School Environment Improvement Project with
the assistance of CIDA - Canadian International Development Agency and drought
Relief Activities with the assistance of ECHO through Mercy Corps.
NGO Resource Center Karachi
PIDS is proud to enjoy good working relationship with
the NGO RC,
Pakistan Center Islamabad
PIDS established good working relations with
PIEDAR
Ferguson
Ferguson Associates support the account management of
the organization. They also internally audit the projects accounts.
Board of Governors
The board of governors steers the working of organization. They not
only advise the management but also represent PIDS at different forums.
Name of Person Profession/Occupation Designation
Babar Shah Khan EMBA Secretary
Syed Mukhtar
Ahmed Ground Water Expert Member
Haji M.A Rashid Retd Army Officer Member
Store and Procurement
Expert
Mohammad Naeem Retd Accounts Officer Member
Dr. Shakeel Babar Livestock Expert Member
Farida Nausherwani Gender Expert Member
Board
Meeting
Quarterly meetings of Board of Governors are also held. In the meeting
the Board members are briefed about the progress of the organization. Important
matters and decisions are also discussed and finalized with valuable opinion of
the board members.
Registration
·
PIDS
has been registered with SAFRON, the copy of registration certificate is
attached as annex .
·
PIDS
is having a Tax Exemption Certificate issued by regional commissioner of income
tax. Ref No RCIT/SR/S.O.1/2002/137. The copy of certificate is attached as
annex
·
PIDS
is registered under societies registration Act 1860 No. 869.
External
Auditors
Rehman Iqbal and Umer Iftikhar chartered accountant firm conduct the external
audit of the organization.
PIDS
conduct its accounts audit at three levels (i)
internally itself, (ii) the donors and (iii) the external auditors. This
reflects transparency in the account management of the organization.
Staff Capacity Building
PIDS
always pay importance to the capacity building of its staff for maximum in put
and optimal out put, by ensuring their participation in different trainings.
This not only helps in the institutional strengthening but also develops
individual capacity of the staff. In the year 2003 the PIDS staff participated
in the following trainings:
·
Skill development training
·
Resource Mobilization from
Government and Business/Finance for program staff
·
Workshop on TNA, LFA and OCA
·
Workshop on Management
·
Project Proposal Writing
·
Training Trachoma,
·
Social Mobilization (Theater show)
·
SPHERE training
·
Monitoring and Evaluation
·
Project Planning & Proposal
Development in the context of NEAP-SP
·
Sanitation Promotion and Hygiene
Awareness Event. (SPHAE)
DONOR MATRIX 2003
|
S.No |
Amount of
FUND (Rupees) |
Donor |
Project |
Period |
|
|
From |
To |
||||
|
1 |
3,326,543 1,176,000 |
|
Water and Sanitation Phase I and
Phase II |
Jan,2003 Oct, 2003 |
Dec,2003 June, 2003 |
|
2 |
1,615,488 |
Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA) |
School Improvement |
Aug, 2002 |
Aug, 2003 |
|
3 |
1,041,319 |
UNICEF |
Sanitation Acceleration Project (Bela) |
Mar, 2003 |
Dec,2003 |
|
4 |
1,144,547 |
UNICEF |
Sanitation Acceleration Project (Tump) |
Mar, 2003 |
Dec,2003 |
|
5 |
855,259 |
UNICEF/GoB |
Multiple Cluster Indicator Survey |
Jul,2003 |
Dec,2003 |
|
6 |
1,657,356 |
RNE Through PIEDAR |
Quetta Kachi Aabadi
Environmental management Program |
Jan,2001 |
Nov, 2003 |
|
7 |
271,660 |
|
Community Schools |
Jan,2003 |
Dec,2003 |
|
8 |
1,618,556 |
ECHO /MCI |
Drought Relief Project |
Aug-03 |
Mar-04 |
ACHIEVEMENTS 1999-2002 At A Glance
Water Sector
Installation of 1166 deep
well hand pumps and one tube well is a significant achievement in water sector.
The distribution or hand pumps to the areas are given as under:
v 87 hand pumps in Turbat,
Lasbella, Killa Abullah, Loralai and Quetta
District were installed in order to provide safe drinking water to 1300 houses
or 10,000 people. (2002)
v 67 houses of Shantinagar,
50 houses of Bandar Khail Kharotabad
and 80 houses of Haji Meer
Street Kharotabad were given with a shallow tube well
benefiting 1500 community members (2002)
v 114
hand pumps in Loralai, Pishin,
Kalat and Khuzdar districts with the assistance of RNE.
v 150
hand pumps in
v 50 hand pumps in Lasbela
district under UNICEF Sanitation
Acceleration program
v 418 hand pumps in Ziarat,
Kalat and Awaran districts
under GOB/Poverty Alleviation Program
v 120
hand pumps in drought affected areas of Turbat, Panjgur, Killa Abdullah and Killa Saifullah districts with
the assistance of Pakistan Insaf Welfare Trust.
v 20
hand pumps in Aranji, Khuzdar
district with OXFAM assistance.
v 25
hand pumps in Ziarat district with the TVO
assistance
v 9
hand pumps in Zhob district with the assistance
of PAIGE international.
v 87 hand pumps in District Turbat, Lasbells, Killa Abdullah, Loralai and
v One wind mill which can fetch water from
the depth of 240 feet with a storage tank is given to community of Kharootabad, District Quetta (2002)
Sanitation Sector
Sewerage Line
PIDS constructed 16259 Rft sewerage line in Kharootabad and Mominabad areas under Quetta Katchi
Abadis Environmental Management Program QKAEMP with
50% community financial share.
House Hold Latrines
v 700 demonstration latrines have been
constructed in
v Constructed 4238 Ventilated Improved Pit latrines in Muhammad Khail and Latifabad refugees
camp of district Mastung.
v Constructed 400 Ventilated Improved Pit latrines in the urban slums of
v Through establishment of sanitation
hardware shops in Bela and Tump
tehsils PIDS succeeded to construct 300 house hold latrines through 100%
community share.
v As a part of organizations sanitation
program use and maintenance of latrines was also promoted among the school
children and 40 latrines were rehabilitated in primary schools of Bela and Tump Tehsil.
v 67 houses of Shanti
Nagar, 50 houses Bandar Khail
Kharootabad, 80 houses in Haji
Garbage
disposal: Garbage
disposal pilot project is in operation with 100% community contribution.