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2 Salik Development Foundation (SDF)

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 21 years SDF workers faced many problems, accidents

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

community.

During those 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 Hyat, 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.

After the historical migration of IDPs from SWAT, DIR, BUNER districts due to military operations, Salik Foundation started its IDPs support

program with collaboration of PPAF in Jalala, Shekh Shehzad, Shekh Yaseen, and Benazir IDPs camps. Which supported the IDPs towards

rehabilitation and rebuilding of their areas.

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.


Introduction of Salik Foundation

Salik Development Foundation (SDF) is a non profit organization, established in 1989. Working area of SDF is NWFP and Azad Jamu & Kashmir, while SDF has offices in Takht Bhai, (Mardan), Ghari Habibullah, district Mansehra, Muzaffarabad AJK and Neelam District AJK. The main cause of its establishment is to ensure a peace full, prosperous and developed society. For the purpose, SDF has started the process of community social mobilization and launched several developmental projects i.e Water supply, Sanitation, Environmental Protection, Health, Education, Agriculture development projects, Advocacy, Women in Development projects, Relief Programs, Flood protection, and especially Community Physical Infrastructure Program (CPI) with the financial & technical assistance of PPAF. PPAF and its whole management executive team facilitated Salik Foundation very well, due to which Salik Foundation has found many valuable pearls in the shape of thousands of volunteers from different communities of NWFP, especially District Peshawar, Distt Mardan and Swabi In the whole process of community development and social mobilization.

Registration

1. Social welfare Department Govt of NWFP (R.No. DSW/845/NWFP)

2. Federal Ministry of Youth Affairs Islamabad.

Affiliation

1. Pakistan Poverty Alleviation Fund (PPAF) 2. Trust For Voluntary Organization (TVO) 3. National Trust for population Welfare (NATPOW) 4. Anti Narcotics Force NWFP. 5. Sarhad Provincial Conservation Strategy (SPCS) Agriculture roundtable.

Goals

1. Efforts for the Establishment of a Peaceful, Prosperous, Developed and equal

Society

2. To contribute with UN Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) according to SDF available

resources, opportunities and capacities.


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.

Vision

An equal, developed and prosperous society where every one have equal rights on resources without gender discrimination, in a peaceful environment and where people have easy access

towards justice.

Mission

Our mission is to ensure community participation and organization for the whole process of development through social mobilization, proper planning and to facilitate the people for the

sustainable solution of their problems within the limits of available resources.

Program Units.

1. Planning & Management Unit

2. Administration Unit (Admn Officer, Executive Committee) 3. Coordination and Mobilization Unit (Coordinator / SO)

4. Engineering Unit (Technical Staff) 5. Finance Unit (Finance staff)

6. Monitoring and Evaluation Unit (Executive committee Members and Admn of SDF)

General Body Members

Board of Directors

President

Secretary

Executive Director

Staff members.

SDF Structure


Project Launching of Capacity Building & Hygiene Promotion Project.

Collaboration: Abt Associates Inc (USAID)

DATE: 13-05-2008.

TIME: 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM.

VENUE: PWD Rest house Athmaqam, District Neelum.

Chief Guest: Shah Ghulam Qadir (Speaker legislative Assembly).

HOSTED BY: Salik Foundation.

Participants: Project Stakeholders.

PURPOSE OF LAUNCHING CEREMONY:

1. To introduce our program and scope of work included in our project to all projects

stakeholders.

2. To create a linkage with Govt and non-govt departments.

BACKGROUND OF THE LAUNCHING CEREMONY:

Salik Foundation signed an agreement with Abt Associates for the project “Capacity

Building & Hygiene Promotion in District Neelum. Prior to starting of project activities a

project launching ceremony was arranged. Political, religious leaders, Local NGOs, govt

departments and other honorable guests Mrs. Shamim Ali Malik Advisor to the State of

AJK, Mian Abdul Wahid MLA govt of AJK, Mufti Mansoor -ur-Rehman X-minister

(Forest), Deputy commissioner Amtiaz Ahmed, Assisstant commissioner Khwaja Ijaz,

Assistant director LGRD, Administrator TMA, Trade union, District Nazim, and many

other guests from different departments participated in this ceremony.

PROCEEDINGS OF CEREMONY:

The ceremony was started with recitation from the Holy Quran. Ghulam Jillani recited

few verses from Holy Quran. After recitation Project Coordinator of Salik Foundation

Dr.Fauqia welcomed all honorable guests on behalf of Salik Foundation for participating

in the program. She then invited Deputy Coordinator of Salik Foundation, Mr. Rahman

Hussain for introductory address.


ADDRESS OF MR. RAHMAN HUSSAIN (DEPUTY COORDINATOR):

Mr. Rahman Hussain presented the introduction of SDF briefly. He explained the details

of SDF activities in District Muzaffarabad and

District Neelum, Ajk. He said that after the

earthquake 2005 Salik Foundation started WES

projects for School water supply and hygiene

promotion in two districts of AJK. He added

that after the completion of these projects SDF

now signed an agreement with Abt associates

(USAID Contractor) for the project “Capacity

Building and Hygiene

Promotion”. This project is highly significant for the people of target area as here is need

to work on hygiene and to mobilize the people for safe drinking water.

Diarrhea is very dangerous especially for

children. In developing countries every year

40 Lac people get diarrhea in which 25 Lac

die. According to a research conducted by

UNICEF every day in the world 6000

children die. The main causes are the use of

contaminated water and bad hygienic

condition.

USAID is the funding agency for this

project.

The USAID Program “Pakistan Safe drinking water and Hygiene promotion project

covers 28 districts, including 6 agencies and beneficiaries from this program are 31.7

million people. The main objective of this program is to provide Technical assistance in

hygiene and sanitation promotion along with capacity building in order to complement

Pakistan investment in hardware for safe drinking water.

This project is very beneficial. The benefit of this project is that in targeted area the

incident of diarrhea will be reduced. In this connection we hope positively that you all

will cooperate with Salik Foundation to complete this project successfully. He then

Invited Dr. Fauqia for presentation to share project activities and scope of work with

participants.

A View of Participants

Mr.Rahman is giving brief introduction


PRESENTATION OF DR.FAUQIA (PROJECT COORDINATOR):

Dr.Fauqia started her presentation with the objectives of the projects, which are:

To control diarrhea diseases through hygiene promotion and availability of safe

drinking water.

To promote healthy life practices in the community through hygiene promotion,

capacity building trainings, theater and debates.

To keep functional durable the filter plant in Tehsil Authmaqam and to create the

spirit of ownership of the said community through social mobilization.

Geographical Coverage:

Geographical coverage of is two tehsils of District Neelum i.e. Tehsil Athmaqam and

Tehsil Shardah.

She explained the two components of the said project. Which are as follow.

A: Community Hygiene Promotion

B: Capacity Building

Dr.Fauqia Presented the activities included in Component A. she said that for this

component our target audience are:

“Mothers and fathers of children under five years of age”.

She shared that we will convey hygiene messages to this targeted group by doing

following activities.

Conducting group hygiene sessions with fathers and mothers of children less than

five years of age.

By identifying and to training to at least 20 female volunteers for the

sustainability and continuation of hygiene promotion activity in future.

Meeting with 10-12 doctors in each tehsil so that they emphasize on hygiene to

the mother of children under age of 5 years.

Training to 25 Religious leaders in two tehsil on hygiene promotion for further

delivering of these messages to our targeted group.

Dr.Fauqia Presenting the project activities


Training to the staff of 5 local NGOs in their own offices on how to integrate

hygiene promotion messages in their existing programs.

Conducting interactive theaters to convey the hygiene promotion messages

through drama and theater.

Organizing hygiene Melas (Festival) in targeted area.

Using of print and local media to promote HP messages i.e. cable networks,

Radio, newspaper etc.

She then invited Mr. Akhtar Ayub to present activities included in the 2nd

component (Capacity Building)

of the project.

Presentation of Mr.Akhtar Ayub

Mr. Akhter Ayub presented the second component of the project and shared its scope of

work. He said that the main objective of this

component is to keep functional durable the

filter plant in Tehsil Authmaqam and to

create the spirit of ownership through social

mobilization. In this component our targeted

group is TMA Staff and local community.

The main activities in this component are:

Formation of volunteer beneficiary household committee or strengthen/ mobilize

the existing CBOs to take over the responsibility for operation and maintenance of

the plant in partnership with the local government and to be responsible for O&M

of the plant when the government support is withdrawn. At least 2 meetings per

month attended by at least 10 members of the CBO or committee shall be

arranged. Collect reports from the committee and submit on monthly basis the

progress of committee meetings and activities and findings such as plant

operation and maintenance parameters.

To provide training about operation and maintenance of filtration Plant for staff of

TMA, CBOs/ Committee and any other relevant staff.

To provide training about water sampling, testing, training about sanitary

inspection for staff of TMA/ UC/village council.

One-day refresher training for each of the above 4 training courses for already

trained trainees.

Social mobilization for the use of safe drinking water.

At the end of presentation participants asked different questions which answered by SDF

staff members. SDF project coordinator Dr. Fauqia invited Mrs.Shamim Ali Malik

(Advisor state of AJK) for sharing her views regarding the project.

Mr.Akhtar Ayub Giving Presentation


Mrs. Shamim Ali Malik (Advisor state of AJK):

Mrs.Shamim Ali Malik appreciated SDF approach and said that this project of great

importance as here is need to work on hygiene and to bring changes in people behavior

and to mobilize them towards using safe

drinking water. This project will create

awareness among the people and will help the

people to prevent them from different

diseases which is usually due to use of

contaminated water and bad hygienic

condition Salik Foundation has already

worked in hard Union councils of District

Neelum and achieved the task successfully.

SDF will also complete this project

successfully. She said that govt and non-govt

departments will support you fully.

Mr. Mufti Mansoor-ur-Rahman (X Minister Forest):

Mufti Mansoor-ur-Rahman also appreciated

the program and SDF efforts in District

Neelum. He also appreciated the Project

scope of work and said that all these activities

will really reduce the incident of diarrhea

among people. He also insured his

cooperation with Salik Foundation.

After his speech Chief Guest Mr. Shah

Ghulam Qadir (Speaker Legislative

Assembly) was invited for sharing his views.

Mr. Shah Ghulam Qadir (Speaker Legislative Assembly AJK):

He said that I appreciate the teamwork of

SDF who’s arranged this ceremony

excellently.

This project of Salik Foundation is of high

significance with regard to environmental

safeguard. He said that all NGOs after the

earthquake worked a lot and we all should

fully cooperate with the NGOs. He also

insured his full cooperation with Salik

Foundation while working in District

Neelum.

Shamim Ali Malik Addressing to participants

Mr. Mufti Mansoor-ur-Rahman

Mr.Shah Ghulam Qadir is addressing


Then Mr.Shah Ghulam Qadir Came to Salik Foundation Regional Office Athmaqam for

opening ceremony of office.

With this the program ended and they prayed

collectively for the successful implementation

of the project.

Operationalization of Filtration Plant of Teshisl Authmuqam, District Neelum.

Water Filtration Plant in District Neelum:

Government of Pakistan has installed water Filtration plant in 2006 in Tehsil Athmaqam.

The quality of this filtration plant is very good. Nearly 500 households can get safe

drinking water from this filtration plant.

Situation of Plant Before SDF Intervention:

From the time of its installation the Filtration Plant was non functional. Following were

the main causes of its non-functional status.

No Electricity Connection.

No water connection from source.

Water storage tank was damaged and filled with dirty water and waste material.

Construction was incomplete e.g. there were no water taps.

No internal wiring.

UV Lamp was not installed.

Uncovered water Storage tank, filled with

waste material

FP room without water taps


Other Major Issues:

After meetings with TMA and Local Government, they told that:

Operating this Filtration plant is an extra burden.

We don’t have funds for its operation and maintenance.

Salik Foundation should support for it least one year for its operation and

maintenance.

Role of Salik Foundation:

It was a challenge for Salik Foundation to keep functional and durable this Filtration

Plant.

For this purpose Salik Foundation started the process

of Social Mobilization and meetings with community

focal persons as well as local administration. A user

committee was also formed. The members of this

user committee as well as local leadership

pressurized Local government to take over the

responsibility of the ownership of Filtration Plant and

to functional it.

As a result

Local government took the responsibility of

ownership.

Community people arranged for 1000 ft GI

pipe for water supply connection.

Community people cleaned, repaired, and

also provided lid for water storage tank of

filtration plant.

Due to community pressure Local govt gave

electricity connection.

User committee paid for FP internal wiring.

TMA provided plumber.

Community people Repairing & Cleaning water

storage tank

Wiring internally which is paid by User

committee

SO of SDF stopping leakage


After these fruitful outputs Salik Foundation Contact with Rain Drop to complete

remaining work of Filtration plant such as installing UV Lamp which was missing. Rain

Drop sent an operator, who completed remaining work.

Result:

The plant is now fully functional and the

people are using its safe water.

Salik Foundation arranged an inauguration

ceremony and Sardar Gul-e-Khandan

(Chairman Prime Minister Implementation

and Monitoring Commission) was invited as

chief guest. Mr.Sardar Gul-e-Khandan

inaugurated the Filtration Plant and

appreciated the efforts of Salik Foundation.

Mr.Sardar Gul-e-Khandan Inaugurating F.Plant


Hygiene Mela Athmaqam Report

Date: 19th

November 2008

Introduction:

Hygiene Mela is a kind of demonstration sharing different better application of Hygiene

methodologies in shape of entertainment. It’s a form of education for local community in

improving their knowledge regarding hygiene. It’s a type of connectivity among NGOs

government departments and community for making better working relationships.

This type of event brings changes in behavior and is cost effective way of promoting

health and preventing diseases. It provides an enhanced learning environment for the

community.

Objectives:

1. To create awareness regarding hygiene among the local population living in tehsil

Athmaqam.

2. To provide hygiene education to a large group of people in one time.

3. To provide a common platform to NGOs, Government departments and other

stakeholders.

PRE MELA ACTIVITIES:

(1) Planning:

Salik Foundation was the key host of this Mela. The methodology adopted to organize

this Mela was participatory.

Planning for this Mela started from October 16, 2008. Salik Foundation invited

NGOs/INGOs and members of other organizations and institutions for a planning

meeting.

In Planning meeting it was decided that the Hygiene Mela would continue to be a one-

day event from 10 am to 4 pm. It was also decided to invite Mr. Attaullah Atta (DC

Neelum) as chief guest.

8 organizations came forward voluntarily and 4 sub committees were formed. Each

committee had 5-6 members and was responsible for a particular component of Mela.

The collective efforts and ownership culminated in a successful one-day event.


(2) Publicity:

One among the 4 sub committees had the responsibility of pre event publicity. Posters

(A4 size) were distributed and pasted on walls widely. The Mela was also publicized by

loudspeaker and through newspaper. A press release regarding Hygiene Mela was

published in Local newspaper a few days before. Invitations were sent to various

community centers, health centers, Govt departments and the local press.

Inauguration:

The Mela was inaugurated by Mr. Attaullah

Atta (DC Neelum) by cutting a ribbon. The

inauguration then followed by program

consisted of different events.

The program started with recitation of Holy

Quran. Mr. Shakir recited a few verses from the

Holy Quran.

Events in Hygiene Mela:

o Debates regarding Hygiene

o Jokes

o Quiz competition

o Interactive theaters

o National songs

o Local Music (Qawali)

Different school children participated in debates on hygiene jokes and sang national

songs. A quiz competition was also included in the Mela. In this competition simple

questions regarding hygiene were asked from children and women and prizes were given

to the winners.

Chief Guest is inaugurating Hygiene Mela

By cutting a ribbon


Interactive theater:

Salik Foundation theater volunteers performed

on a script in Hygiene mela. The script

emphasized on:

A: Washing hands with soap and air drying

Before preparing food.

Before eating food.

After toilet.

B: Methods of cleaning water

Boiling for 10 minutes

Keeping transparent bottles of water in Light for 8 hours

Exhibition Stalls:

In this Mela 9 organization participated and had their exhibitions stalls. Which were:

Peace Foundation.

Press for Peace (PFP).

Society for sustainable development (SSD)

Alsaba Development Organization (ADO)

Pakistan Community Development program

(PAK CDP).

Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC).

Sukhi Development Foundation (IR).

Friends Foundation.

Khushi Foundation

Most of the stalls displayed by NGOs were information based and displayed variety of

information to the participants.

Attendance:

A total of 1280 male and 240 female attended this Mela. The Participants were from all

age groups.

The volunteers performing on a script

Stalls in Hygiene Mela


What People Said?

Mr. Attaullah Atta (DC Neelum)

Healthy, Encouraging, Promoting, Educating

and participatory event which mobilize

community to follow some principles to reduce

diarrhea among children.

This raised core health issues and taught

preventive measures in shape of different

events. Excellent job done by well-equipped

team of Salik Foundation for organizing all

stuff.

Mufti Khalid Manzoor:

It was a very good approach towards hygiene

education. It emphasized on the importance of

cleanliness in the light of Islamic teachings.

Dr Afzal:

This was a very good program; the theater and

other programs were very informative and

emphasized on cleanliness. Very good Hygiene

messages delivered to the people, which would

be very helpful in diarrhea reduction.

Mr.Attaullah Atta (DC Neelum)

Mufti Khalid Manzoor (Principal GBC Athmaqam)

Dr.Afzal


Fathers and mothers Views:

Very good event, along with efficient hygiene education. It was very informative. We

also learnt how to improve our health and to prevent illness by gaining Knowledge in this

Mela.

Benefits to Community:

The community learnt how to improve health and prevent diseases by gaining

knowledge.

The community learnt how to clean water from germs at home.

Evaluation from attendees:

The volunteers provided very good support. The volunteers helped much in keeping

record of the number of attendees and the collection of evaluation forms. Visitors

returned a total of 50 evaluation forms.

92% Found Hygiene Mela enjoyable.

86% Found Hygiene Mela informative.

90% Found Hygiene Mela well organized.

92% Found exhibitions informative.

96% would attend similar events in future

4% would probably attend.

0% would not attend.

Coverage:

Print media covered the mela story extensively. Key people were interviewed before and

during the mela. A press kit was also provided to the news reporters before the mela. The

newspapers that covered the event were Daily Khabrain, Daily siasat, Azkar and

Muhasib.

Conclusion:

The Hygiene mela was seen a successful event, while changing their attitudes and

behaviors and was cost effective way of promoting hygiene and preventing diseases. Its

aim was to provide learning environment for the community. For this purpose different

activity in the mela ware organized very well. Exhibition stands of Salik Foundation and

other NGOs in the mela were very informative.

As compare to the last mela held in Mirpura in October 2008 there was all round

improvement in this mela. The level of participation has gone up significantly. The focus

on outcome made the mela more impact and result oriented.


A View of Stall

Pictures Gallery (Hygiene Mela)

Volunteers distributing pamphlets among male Participants Volunteers distributing pamphlets among female

A View of Stall

A child reading book at stall

Children at stall


A view of Participants A view of Female Participants

A Local Music show Interactive theater

Mr. Attaullah (DC Neelum distributing trophies Mr. Attaullah atta (DC Neelum) Receiving Shield


Hygiene Mela Report Mirpura

Venue: Govt Inter College Mirpura

Date: 15th

October 2008

Introduction:

Year 2008 has been designated as the international year of sanitation by the UN general

assembly. The practice of hand washing with soap tops the international hygiene agenda

for the year 2008. October 15, 2008 was marked as the first Global Hand washing day.

The aim of this day was to reinforce the call for improved Hygiene practices. To be a part

of Global community Salik Foundation has arranged a Hygiene Mela in District Neelum

at Government Inter College Mirpura Ground on October 15, 2008.

Hygiene Mela is a form of education for the local community in improving their

knowledge regarding hygiene. It also strengthens the partnership and alliances with

community and allows more integration of positive approach towards health education. it

also bring changes in behavior and attitudes and is cost effective way of promoting health

and preventing diseases. It provides an enhanced learning environment for the

community.

The chief guest was Raja Muhammad Yousaf (Counselor UC Baria). This Hygiene Mela

Attracted upwards of 1200 visitors.

Objectives:

1. To be a part of Global community on Global Hand washing day.

2. To improve awareness regarding hygiene amongst the local population living in

Tehsil Athmaqam, District Neelum.

Planning:

Planning for this Hygiene Mela started from September 12, 2008. A planning meeting

was held on October 12, 2008 in the office of Salik Foundation. Norwegian refugee

Council (NRC), Darawa Development organization, Peace Foundation, CDC, Local

Government, Social Welfare Department, Strengthen Participatory organization (SPO),

Islamic Relief, Society for sustainable development (SSD) and members from health

department participated in this planning meeting. In this meeting a committee was

formed for planning and arrangement. A list of Local Organization that would be

involved and will have their exhibition stands was prepared. The committee decided that

local dignitaries such as community focal persons, councilors, mayors, members of health

departments and other political dignitaries would be invited to participate in this Mela.

They decided that the Hygiene Mela would continue to be a one-day event from 10: 00

am to 4:00 pm. They also decided that different games of short duration would also be

included in Mela.

In this planning meeting a team of 15 volunteers was formed. Specific tasks were given

to these members by planning committee to ensure smooth running of Hygiene Mela.


The committee agreed to invite Mrs. Shamim Ali Malik (State advisor) as a chief guest.

She was invited two weeks before and the invitation was accepted.

The majority of the planning had been completed by September 2008. Improvements

were made on car parking, layout of displays to ensure safety and maximum visibility of

exhibitors.

Publicity:

A team of Salik Foundation as well as Volunteers had organized Pre event publicity.

Invitations were distributed to various community centers, health centers, govt

departments and the local press. Posters (A4 size) were also distributed and pasted on

walls widely. The Mela was also publicized by loudspeaker and through newspaper. A

press release regarding Hygiene Mela was published in Local newspaper a few days

before.

The Program:

Mrs. Shamim Ali Malik had invited as chief guest for the Mela and she had accepted the

invitation but due to heavy rain a day before main road from Muzaffarabad to Mirpura

blocked by sliding due to which Mrs. Shamim Ali Malik was unable to reach and attend

the event as chief guest. So Mr. Raja Muhammad Yousaf (Councilor UC Baria) was

invited as chief guest. The Chief Guest Mr. Raja Muhammad Yousaf then inaugurated

Hygiene Mela.

Project Coordinator of Salik Foundation then started the proceeding by welcoming every

one to this event.

The program then started with recitation of Holy Quran. Miss Shamaila recited a few

verses from the Holy Quran.


o Games

o National songs

o Debates on Hygiene

o Jokes

o Quiz competition

o Interactive theaters


Sports Event:

Different games of short duration were also included in mela. First of all different games

played in mela. Players throughout from the district participated in the following games.

Disc throw

Rope jumping.

Long jump

High jump

According to the direction of planning committee all the matches were completed in the

mentioned time. Prizes were given to the winners at the end.

Other events

The other events of mela started. Different school children participated in debates on

hygiene jokes and sang national songs. A quiz competition was also included in the Mela.

In this competition simple questions regarding hygiene were asked from children and

women and prizes were given to the winners.

October 15, 2008 was global hand washing day so a session was also included in which

children washed hands with soap in front of all for twenty seconds. At the end soap were

also distributed among children, mothers and fathers of children under 5 years of age.

Interactive theater:

Salik Foundation theater volunteers performed on a script in Hygiene mela. This script

was specially developed for Global Hand Washing Day by the Project.

Exhibition Stands:

In this Mela there were 8 exhibition stands. Organizations that were involved included:

Salik Development Foundation (SDF)

Peace Foundation.

Press for Peace (PFP).

Society for sustainable development (SSD)

Pakistan Community Development program (PAK CDP).

Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC).

Islamic Relief (IR).

Darawa Development Organization.


The stands displayed a variety of information to the participants. The participants took

interest in all the displays

Attendance:

We hoped that more than 2000 male and female would attend this Hygiene Mela but due

to heavy rain a day before and also on the same day of Mela. A total of 217 female and

960 male attended this Hygiene Mela. But it was very encouraging to see women

participated in this Mela. The participants were from all age groups.

What people said about Hygiene Mela?

Raja Muhammad Yousaf (Councilor)

I congratulate to all staff members of Salik Foundation who’s arranged this big event in a

very difficult situation. (Rain was started a day before and was raining on the same day of mela and all

the arrangements were made in rain). This was a very good program; the theater and other

programs were very useful and not only created awareness but helped in changing

behavior of people. The event was not only entertaining but was an important opportunity

to involve the community In large in hygiene promotion.

Raja Zulfiqar (Union Council chairman).

This was a very good program and I saw that a large number of people especially women

participated in rain. The efforts of Salik Foundation are of great worth who’s arranged

this type of successful Mela. As a residential of this area I know that the people don’t

care regarding safe drinking water and washing hand with soap. The people usually use

unsafe water which is a source of many diseases especially diarrhea. This program helped

in bringing changes in behavior regarding safe drinking water and washing hands

with soap.


We found the event very informative. We enjoyed Performance of groups on scripts. We

also learnt how to improve our health and to prevent illness by gaining Knowledge in this

Mela.




knowledge.



The volunteer provided very good support. The volunteer helped much in keeping record

of the number of attendees and the collection of evaluation forms. Visitors returned a

total of 100 evaluation forms.

90% Found Hygiene Mela enjoyable.

85% Found Hygiene Mela informative.

80% Found Hygiene Mela well organized.

70% Found exhibitions informative.

95% would attend similar events in future

5% would probably attend.

0% would not attend.

Conclusion:

The Hygiene mela was seen a successful event, while changing their attitudes and

behaviors and was cost effective way of promoting hygiene and preventing diseases. Its

aim was to provide learning environment for the community. For this purpose different

activity in the mela ware organized very well. Exhibition stands of Salik Foundation and

other NGOs in the mela were very informative.


Picture Gallery (Hygiene Mela)

Different Local Organization as well as school children Participated in this Walk

Started from SDF Office and ended at PSD Rest house Athmaqam.

A view of walk organized on GHD.

A View of school children washing hand with soap


After walk Salik Foundation distributed soap bars among children and they all washed

Hands at the occasion.

Theater volunteers performed on a script in Hygiene Mela.This Script was specially

Developed for GHD by PSDW & HPP.

Mr. Raja Muhammad Yousaf Inaugurated Hygiene Mela.

Theater Volunteers Performing on a script


Pictures Gallery

In Hygiene Mela Debates on Hygiene and Different Games were played and prizes were

distributed among the winners.

A View of Male Participants A View of Female Participants

SDF Volunteers Distributing soap among children and women in Hygiene Mela

Position holders receiving there trophy


Hygiene Mela Report Sharda

Date: 28th

July 2008

Venue: Boys High School Sharda

Introduction:

Hygiene Mela is a form of education for the local community in improving their

knowledge regarding hygiene. It also strengthens the partnership and alliances with

community and allows more integration of positive approach towards health education. It

also brings changes in behavior and attitudes and is cost effective way of promoting

health and preventing diseases. It provides an enhanced learning environment for the

community.

On June 28, 2008 Salik Development Foundation organized a Hygiene Mela. The event,

which attracted upwards of 1700 visitors, was held at GBHS sharda. The chief guest was

Mr. Sardar Gul-e-Khandan (Chairman Prime Minister Monitoring & implementation

Commission).

Objective:

The Objective of Hygiene Mela was to improve awareness and bring changes in behavior

regarding hygiene amongst the local population living in Tehsil Shardah, District

Neelum.

Publicity:

Pre event publicity had been organized by a team of Salik Foundation. Invitations were

distributed to various community centers, health centers, mosques, govt departments and

the local press. Posters (A4 size) were also distributed and pasted on walls widely. The

Mela was also publicized through newspaper. A press release regarding Hygiene Mela

was published in Local newspaper a few days before.

Attendance:

A total of 1450 adults and 250 children attended the Hygiene Mela. It was very

encouraging to see women participated in this Mela as in the history of Tehsil shardah for

the first time women participated in this type of event. The participants were from all age

groups.


Planning:

Planning for this Hygiene Mela started from June 6, 2008. A planning committee was

formed and they decided that the Hygiene Mela would continue to be a one-day event

from 10: 00 am to 4:00 pm. A list of local organization that would be involved was

prepared. A list was agreed by the committee to invite local dignitaries such as

community focal persons, X-councilors, mayors, members of health departments and

other political dignitaries.

The committee agreed to invite Mr.Sardar Gul-e-Khandan (Chairman Prim minister

Monitoring and Implementation commission) as a chief guest and the invitation was

accepted.

The majority of the planning had been completed by June 2008. Specific tasks were

allocated to the members of planning committee to ensure smooth running of Hygiene

Mela. Improvements were made on car parking, layout of displays to ensure safety and

maximum visibility of exhibitors.

The Event:

Salik Foundation also arranged a shooting ball tournament. From the whole district of

Neelum total 16 teams took part in this tournament. This had started from July 26, 2008.

It was decided by planning committee that all the matches except Final Match will have

to be done with in two days i.e. 26 and 27 July 2008.

The First match started at 8am 0n July 26,2008. Mr. Safdar Jamil (Assistant

Commissioner, Shardah) inaugurated the

tournament.

Mr. Safdar Jamil (Assistant

Commissioner, Shardah) inaugurating

the tournament


According to the direction of Planning Committee all matches completed in the

mentioned time. The two teams Sharda club and Tiger club reached to the final.

Exhibition Stands:

In this Mela there were 6 stands. Organizations that

were involved included:

o Salik Development Foundation (SDF)

o Peace Foundation.

o Press for Peace (PFP).

o Alsaba Development Organization

(ADO).

o Pakistan Community Development

program (PAK CDP).

o Itehad Welfare Society.

The stands displayed a variety of information to the participants. The participants took

interest in all the displays.

The Program:

Mr.Sardar Gul-e-Khandan inaugurated the Mela.

Mr. Akhtar (SDF) then started the proceeding by

welcoming every one to this event.

The program then started with recitation of Holy

Quran. Mr. Shahzad recited a few verses from the

Holy Quran.

Mr.Sardar Gul-e-Khandan Opening the

Mela Events.

Exhibition stand

A View of displays and Stalls


Then the two teams Shrada Club and Tiger club were invited to play the Final Match of

Shooting ball. The competition was very tough between the two teams and the spectators

were very excited. Eventually after a tough competition, Shardah Club won the Match.

After the final match SDF Project Coordinator gave a short presentation of the project

and explained the objective of this Mela. He also shared different Events included in the

Mela.


National songs

Debates on Hygiene

Jokes

Quiz competition

Interactive theaters

Different school children participated in debates on hygiene jokes and sang local and

national songs. A quiz competition was also included in the Mela. In this competition

simple questions regarding hygiene were asked from children and women and prizes

were given to the winners.

Two teams one SDF Volunteers and one from Jammu & Kashmir Friends Club of Art

performed on two different scripts.

SDF Volunteer performed on a script, which emphasized:

Two groups performing on scripts


1) A: To wash hands for 20 seconds with soap at key times i.e.

A: To wash hands


Before eating food.

After toilet

B: After washing hands with soap not to dry hands with towel and to dry

with air.

2) Methods of cleaning water with germs i.e.

Boiling water for 10 minutes.

To keep in sunlight for eight hours.

The Jammu & Kashmir Friends Club of Art team performed on a script, which

emphasized:

Drinking clean and safe water.

Personal Hygiene.

Food Hygiene.

What people said about Hygiene Mela?

Sardar Gul-e-Khandan (Chairman prime Minister Monitoring & implementation

commission)

I pay cardiac thanks to Salik Foundation for

organizing such a successful event. It was an

event, which was not only entertaining but was

an important opportunity to involve the whole

community in hygiene promotion. It was an ideal

way of promoting awareness regarding hygiene.

This Mela attracted many visitors; the quality of

information and diverse collection of activities

impressed me too much.

Safdar Jamil (Assistant Commissioner,

shardah).

This was a positive step took forward in

promoting greater awareness and behavioral

change. I found this event very useful for the

people. I must say this was a great event at

community level. I impressed in all aspects of it

but in particular the way it helped in bringing

Sardar Gul-e-Khandan Addressing

Safdar Jamil (AC Tehsil shardah) Addressing


changes in behavior regarding safe drinking water and washing hands at key times. This

Mela was a great source of knowledge and information. It was a successful activity seen

as reaching to community at large to make them aware.

I congratulate Salik Foundation for organizing such a successful event.


We found the event very informative. We enjoyed Performance of groups on scripts. We

also learnt how to improve our health and to prevent illness by gaining Knowledge from

attending this Mela.



knowledge.



The volunteer provided very good support. The volunteer helped much in keeping record

of the number of attendees and the collection of evaluation forms. Visitors returned a

total of 150 evaluation forms.

92 % Found Hygiene Mela enjoyable.

83 % Found Hygiene Mela informative.

88 % Found Hygiene Mela well organized.

63 % Found exhibitions informative.

67 % would attend similar events in future

23 % would probably attend.

10 % would not attend.

Conclusion:

The Hygiene Mela was seen successfully the way forward for the local community, while

changing their attitudes and behaviors and was cost effective way of promoting hygiene

and preventing diseases. Its aim was to provide learning environment for the community.

For this purpose different activities in the Mela ware organized very well. Exhibition

stands of Salik Foundation and other NGOs in the Mela were very informative.


Interactive theater Athmaqam

Venue: Govt Boys Middle School Danjar Athmaqam

Collaboration: Abt Association (USAID)

Organized By: Salik Development Foundation (SDF)

Background:

Salik Foundation is working on Hygiene promotion in district Neelum. The objective is

to reduce the incident of diarrhea among the children less than 5 years of age. For this

purpose different activities are performed such as Hygiene sessions with mother and

Father of children, meeting with doctors, Hygiene trainings to religious leaders, hygiene

melas and interactive theater.

In this connection Salik Foundation organized a theater program. Theater conveyed

hygiene messages to participants.

This program was arranged in GBMS Danjar, situated in north of Town Athmaqam.

Mothers and Fathers of children were informed few days before about this program and

they participated in large numbers. The participants watched theater keenly and got

knowledge about hygiene.

Mr. Hasan Din (X-Chairman UC Shahkot) was the chief guest of this program.

Objective:

To create awareness and behavior change among the participants to lead towards

reduction in diarrhea among children.

Proceeding of the program:

The program started with recitation of Holy Quran. Abda pervin recited a few verses

from the Holy Quran. Then Phool Jelani, iffat and Asma came for Naat. After it the

facilitator gave a brief introduction of the project as will as the organization and shared

the objective of this program. Then he invited the theater group to perform on stage.

Theater group is performing on a script


3) A: To wash hands for 20 seconds with soap at key times i.e


Before eating food.

After Defecation.

B: After washing hands with soap not to dry hands with towel but to dry with air.

4) Methods of cleaning water with germs i.e.

Boiling water for 5 minutes.

To keep water bottle in sunlight for eight hours.

Theater group performed very nicely and conveyed all these messages to participants.

Conversation:

After the performance of theater group the facilitator asked different questions from participants such as:

Which diseases are most common in this area? What are the main causes of these

diseases? How can we prevent ourselves from different diseases? Why it is necessary to

wash hands with soap? When to wash hands with soap? Why we should dry our hands in

air and not with towel? What role a father and mother can play to reduce diarrhea disease

among children? And How to clean and protect water sources etc.

The participants also asked different questions, which were answered by facilitator.

Address of Mr.Hasan Din (X-Chairman UC Shahkot):

First of all he thanked to Salik Foundation for

arranging such program. He also appreciated the

performance of theater group. He said that hygienic

condition in our area is very bad. Water born diseases

are very common in our area. He said that such

programs would bring a positive change in people

behavior.

Mr. Hasan Din is addressing


Community Response:

They said that it is a good initiative to create awareness and bring changes in people

behavior. Along with learning It had also provided entertainment too. The people

promised that we will act upon these messages and will also spread in community to

others.

Conclusion:

This theater program met its objective. Observation and written evaluation of the

program demonstrated that the program increases awareness and empathy, promoted

positive new behaviors and provided significant knowledge to mothers and fathers of

children.

Appendix A

2-Hour Schedule

For interactive theater

1. Tilavat 10:00 – 10:05

2. Introduction 10:05 – 10:15

3. Group performance 10:15 – 10:30

4. Conversation 10:30 – 11:00

5. Address 11:00 – 11:15

6. Evaluation 11:15 – 12:00

Appendix B

Interactive theater program, summary of evaluation

Number of respondents Not at all successful

Not very successful Very successful

Extremely successful No Questions 1 The interactive theater method is an

effective learning technique

26 15 Nil 1 42

2 Question and answer session of the program 20 14 Nil 8 42

3 This program gave me an opportunity how

to prevent our children from diarrhea.

31 8 1 2 42

4 This program increased my understanding

regarding hygiene

32 7 1 2 42

5 This program was helpful to bring changes

in behavior.

38 2 Nil 2 42

6: The segment of the play that I found most useful was: Role of Salim Baba (40%).

7: I would recommend this program as participatory. Yes 90% No 7% No answer 3%.


The following charts present a clear picture

62%

36%

0% 2%0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

Extremely

Successful

Very successful Not Very

Successful

Not at all

Successful

The interactive theater is an effective learning technique

48%

33%

0%

19%

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

Extremely

Successful

Very

successful

Not Very

Successful

Not at all

Successful

Question and answer session of the program

74%

19%

2% 5%0%

20%

40%

60%

80%

Extremely

Successful

Very

successful

Not Very

Successful

Not at all

Successful

This program give me an opportunity how to prevent our children from

diarrhea


76%

17%

2% 5%0%

20%

40%

60%

80%

Extremely

Successful

Very

successful

Not Very

Successful

Not at all

Successful

This program increased my understanding regarding Hygiene

90%

5% 0% 5%0%

20%

40%

60%

80%

100%

Extremely

Successful

Very

successful

Not Very

Successful

Not at all

Successful

This program was helpful to bring changes in behavior

I would recomend this program as participatory

Yes

91%

No

7%

Don’t Know

2%

Yes

No

Don’t Know


Women Skill Training Center Ghari Habibullah

Collaboration with:

Secours Populaire Francais

Project Introduction

The title of Project is Women Skill Training Centre. This Project was started from

June, 2009 to 30th

November, 2009 with collaboration of Secours Populaire Francais

for the 4 union council of Tehsil Balakot. Salik Foundation is the implementing agency

for the completion of this project. Salik foundation has started their activities for the

women development of the area and to provide industrial home skill training to depraved

women of the project area. .The project has implemented in these Union councils ( Garhi

Habibullah , Karnol ,Talhta & Dalola ).

Objective of the project:

The objective of this project is to support the women in the creation of an economical and

social boost by the education and the learning of a professional activity.


Project Area Profile :

Project area Consist of Four Union Councils of Tehsil Balakot District Mansehra.

The project area of union council Ghari Habibullah is hilly and out reach area. This area

is situated in the quake affected hard mountains i.e Muzaffar Abad, AJK, Balakot,

especially UC Ghari Habibullha of the badly effected and worst areas. Majority of the

villages of this area have destructed like Muzaffar abad and Balakot. The project area is

consisting of communities containing 180,000 population. The names of project area are,

UC Ghari Habibullah, Talhata, Karnol and Dalola. People of the area deprived with basic

facilities like Shelter, safe drinking water, food, latrine and medical treatment. Due to

hard and out reach hilly geography of the said areas they could not get instant and quick

relief. Even government institutions have unsuccessful because there are insufficient

resources. Non availability of safe drinking water for the effectees is a core issue. The

women and children are helpless who fetch water from long distance hilly springs and

sources.

Similarly women face worst situation and many problems especially financial problems.

Due to male dominated society; a woman is dependent on male. Women have no power

or control on resources. Due to this project women will be able to earn for themselves in

a better way after getting skill training; and will be self sufficient.

Names of UCs:

1: Garhi Habibullah

2: Talhata

3: Karnol

4: Dalola

Activities in women Skill training Centre

The main activities in women skill training centre includes:

Training for staff capacity building.

Clothes cutting, sewing and sizing.

Making decoration pieces.

Stitching clothes.

Literacy classes for illiterate women.

Knitting, sewing, embroidery, fruit & food preservation, literacy lessons, health &

nutrition.


Detail of Training Program held according to the syllebus below;

First Week

Day one Cutting of kids cloths, sewing and its sizing

Day two Female Kurta (a loose coller less shirt)

Day three Male shirt (Kurta)

Day four Neaker and Boshirt

Day five Simple and quilted Jacket of children

Day six Review- Assessment of training. Who done well and who not. Exhibition

in the center of all prepared products. From 12 pm 1 pm. Attendance of all

trainees, to conduct dialogue session and interaction between trainees and

teacher to discus daily health and social problems and its solution. And

also discus the increase in income of skilled women.

Second Week

Day one Female shirt cutting, sewing and sizing

Day two Cutting, sewing and sizing of adult women kurta, shalwar

Day three Cutting and Sewing of Mini Shirt

Day four Cutting and sewing of Sleeves

Day five Cutting and sewing of frak and lehenga

Day six Review- Assessment of training. Who done well and who not. Exhibition

in the center of all prepared products. From 12 pm 1 pm. Attendance of all

trainees, to conduct dialogue session and interaction between trainees and

teacher to discus daily health and social problems and its solution. And

also discus the increase in income of skilled women.

Third Week

Day one Cutting and sewing of adult male shirt

Day two Cutting and sewing of Kurta, shalwar

Day three Cutting and sewing of Boshirt

Day four Cutting and sewing of paint (trouser)

Day five Cutting and sewing of male Jacket

Day six Review- exhibition and present analysis of all work done.

Fourth Week

Day one Cutting and sewing of Blouser and eplicing

Day two Cutting and sewing of Paticone and skirt

Day three Cutting and sewing of female trouser

Day four Cutting and sewing of female jacket, quilting and hide sewing

Day five Cutting and sewing of ladies coat

Day six Review- Revision of work which is not understood by trainees. Exhibition

of products in the end of fourth week. Check up of all trainees by a

qualified female doctor.


Fifth Week

Day one Cutting and sizing of bed cover, cushion and pillow.

Day two Sewing of cushion cover

Day three To eplic sheets, pillows and cushion

Day four quilting; foam and cotton

Day five To quilt dining mats

Day six Review- Revision of work which is not understood by trainees.

Sixth Week

Day one To make button hole, to fix buttons and peeco

Day two To eplic and making of collar

Day three Zeg Zag sewing

Day four lining

Day five To make hand bag and shoulder bag

Day six To make wall hanging

Preparation of make up kit

Seventh Week

Every trainee will bring size with ordered clothes

Day one To make children’s clothes on order

9 to 11 am Cutting and sewing of frak by trainees. Training instructor will examine

all work.

11 to 12 pm Quality checking of prepared clothes and fixing of charges according to

the labour laws. (lecture of training instructor)

Day tow To make female kids clothes on order

Trainees will bring the order by self. Training instructor will examine the

whole work. Quality checking of prepared clothes and fixing of charges

according to the labour laws. (lecture of training instructor)

Day three To prepare necker and bo shirt on order, cut by the trainees. Quality

checking of prepared clothes and fixing of charges according to the labour

laws. (lecture of training instructor)

Day four To make childeren’s shirts and shalwar ( a loose trouser). Trainees will cut

by self. Quality checking of prepared clothes and fixing of charges


Day five Cutting of kids jackets, hide sewing, to make pocket and methods of arm

cutting. Quality checking of prepared clothes and fixing of charges


Eighth Week

(To bring the name and size of lady who give order for clothes)

Day one Piping of female kurta (shirt) and different design of necks

Day two Cut work and sleeves of shalwar (trouser)

Day three Eplic

Day four To make design through zig zag


Day five To make chines coller, cut work and making umbrella shirt.

Day six To cut and make female jacket

To fix charges daily, labour charges, packing and to analyze the work of

one another, lecture training instructor.

Ninth Week

Day one To fix male coller and its different designs

Day two Cutting of male jacket, quilting and hide sewing

Day three Cutting and sewing of china coat (male and female)

Day four Different methods of male & female pants

Day five Methods of Bermooda shorts

Day six To make female neaker (under wear)

Every day to analyze the prices of products (from 11:30 am to 12:30 pm)

Labour charges, peecoing and method of over locking.

Tenth Week

Day one Sari (women’s outer garments comprising single piece of cloth) work

Day two Sewing of blouser. And to fix hook in blouser.

Day three Cutting and sewing of trouser by the trainees by self.

Day four The trainees will make quilted and with hide sewing the jackets.

Day five To make summer coat for ladies with arm and without arm (waste coat)

Day six Review.

Eleventh Week

Work on order

Day one All female trainees will bring cloth order for cloth making.

Day two To prepare trainees for making one soot daily.

Day three Accounting of daily income expenditure.

Day four Record keeping of every male and female names, address and proper size

at the time of taking order. Return date will be written on the order too.

Day five Pressing of prepared clothes, packing and preparation of bill.

Day six Review. To analyze income and expenditure, methods of saving and to

open a bank account.

Twelfth week

Day one To compare the garment products prepared in the center with market

commercial garments.

Day two Visits to bothecs to get information about their work and experience

sharing.

Day three To visit shops, showing the products and try to get orders.

Day four Advertisement through pamphlets etc and its methods. Setting a time table

for work with household activities.

Day five Accounting in cash book training to the trainees and saving. Involvement

of men in garment activities.


Day six exhibition of all garment products prepared in the center and

Certificate distribution ceremony to trainees participated in the tri-mister

from Salik Development Foundation.

List of Trainees/Students

S.No Name Father/Husband

Name

Address Age

(yrs)

Qualification

1 Sirat Chan Zeen Baber

Colony

20 Illiterate

2 Amber Gul Fida Hussain Baber

Colony

15 Primary

3 Benash Sajjad Damkacha 20 Illiterate

4 Urosa Roshan Niral 18 Matric

5 Muneeza Ashfaq Niral 18 Matric

6 Aishah Nasir Niral 16 Primary

7 Alia Javid Damkacha 21 F.A

8 Uzma Mushtaq Damkacha 17 Illiterate

9 Sadia Mustafa Bat Sang 19 Primary

10 Sania Iqbal Niral 19 F.A

11 Asima Shafiq Damkacha 17 F.A

12 Iqra Mir Afzal Damkacha 17 Illiterate

13 Zanab Rafiq Niral 17 Middle

14 Farzana Gul Gul Man Shah Babar

colony

17 Matric

15 Mehwish Ajmal Niral 20 Middle

16 Nayab Rafiq Baber

Colony

17 Primary

17 Marwa Eshtiyaq Baber

Colony

17 Matric

18 Nazia Alamgir Baber

Colony

26 Primary

19 Rizwana Gauher Rahman Niral 24 Matric

20 Neelum

Shehzadi

Bashir Niral 17 Matric

21 Rabia Wali Rahman Palyani 19 Illiterate

22 Fomia Sarfaraz Damkacha 17 Illiterate

23 Mubina Sulman Damkacha 19 Middle

24 Tayyiba

Fareed

Muhammad Fareed Baber

Colony

16 Illiterate

25 Naila Shahid Khan Damkacha 17 Matric

26 Tayyiba Shafiq Damkacha 16 Illiterate

27 Surayya Farooq Damkacha 30 Illiterate

28 Rimshah Khurshid Damkacha 17 Illiterate

29 Hina Abdur Rashid Damkacha 19 Illiterate

30 Halima Nazir Damkacha 17 Matric


Achievement of Women Skill Center at Ghari Habibullah.

Trainings for staff capacity building = 1

Session Hygiene promotion with students = 2

Students are now able

For Cutting Sewing and Sizing.

To make Decoration Pieces.

To make stitches in clothes.

To work embroidery

Tailoring

Fruit & Vegetable Preservation

Gave Basic education and

Able for self employment and home business.

Trimester Evaluation points

An evaluation done by the project staff and SDF after the completion of trimester.

According to the evaluation, the trainees were able for tailoring, cutting, sewing, knitting,

fruit / vegetable preservation and self employment. The trained trainees demanded and

requested SDF to keep continue such trainings in future with the additional skills of

beautician course, shoes making and Jewelry making. They also requested Salik

Foundation that they should be provided money and equipment beside sewing machine

for self employment. Because majority trainees are poor and desire for business at house

hold and community level for their uplift and family prosperity.


Pictures Gallery

A view of Sewing Machine Class

A view of Literacy Class A View of Stitches Class

A view of Handicraft, Children Garments and decoration Pieces made by the Trainees.


IDPs Relief Activities

Population in Camps

As of: 19th May, 2009

New Camps

S.No. Camp Name Families Individuals

1 Mazdoor Abad, Mardan 711 4884

2 Jalala Mardan 1265 9685

3 Sheikh Yasin Mardan 1926 12834

4 Sheikh Shahzad Mardan 1354 8065

5 Shah Mansoor Swabi 1062 5513

6 Yar Hussain Swabi 1040 5528

7 Jalozai Nowshera 5276 31793

8 Palosa Charsadda 150 931

Total 12784 79233

Source: Data Management Unit ERU-PRC. (Figures are updated continuously)

Population outside Camps As of: 19th May, 2009

S.No District Families Persons

1 Swabi 42766 301280

2 Mardan 106896 872861

3 Charsadda 11011 73641

4 Kohat 1970 30983

5 Nowshera 7382 50308

6 Peshawar 15807 136120

Total 185832 1465193

Source: Social Welfare Dept. and Data Management Unit ERU-PRC. (Figures are updated continuously)

District wise Update of IDPs for Hazara Division As of: 19th May, 2009

S.No. District Last Registered

Families

Last Registered members

New Registered

Families

New Registered members

Total Families Till date

Total Members Till date

1 Abbottabad 1962 11890 211 1185 2173 13075

2 Haripur 666 3996 434 2604 1100 6600

3 Mansehra 308 2073 68 355 376 2428

4 Battagram - - 40 280 40 280


Mobile Medical Camps for IDPs After the huge influx of more than 1.5 million internally displaced persons (IDPs) to district Mardan, Sawabi, Noshehra, Peshawar, Charsadda and other parts of the country, proper camps were established by the government of NWFP in Jalala, Marzdoor Abad, and schools in Tehsil Takht Bhai while one camp in Shekh Shehzad and one camp in Shekh Yaseen Town Mardan. The total registered IDPs in district Mardan are approximately 0.6 million. The main problems in all camps are miss management regarding food provision, clothes, pots, registration, accommodation and especially insufficient medical services alongwith medical doctors. For example there are only two doctors in Jalala IDPs camp for more that 1255 families while no MBBS female doctor in Jalala IDPs camp. There are only two LHVs who work only during day while no lady doctors for night. There are more than 100 female IDPs pregnant in Jalala IDPs camp. This is only the problems of one IDPs camp of Jalala Takht Bhai and all IDPs camps in district Mardan having medical problems, however they may be different. Beside these the health service are unavailable outside camps where IDPs have been accommodated in communities, schools and other places. The patients are crying for help and instant medical treatment. Salik Foundation has decided Mobile Health Services from the 2nd day of IDPs migration to Tehsil Takht Bhai. The Mobile Medical Team of Health Unit of Saik Foundation visited the schools and host communities in Tehsil Takht Bhai in well equipped ambulance donated from a French organization. The medical team checked up the male, female and children patients and provided them free medicines. This activity is ongoing on daily basis in different areas in Tehsil Takht Bhai for IDPs.

Medical Team of Salik Foundation examines IDPs patients in camps


Medical Camps Details S# Location Total Patients Diseases Health

Education

1 Jalala Camp 98

Hypertension, Gastro, Scabies, RTI

80

2 High School Public Park 46

RTI Hypertension, Gastro intestinal diseases, pains

45

3 GPS No 2 Takht Bhai

20 Do

15

4 Govt High School Mazdoor Abad, Takht Bhai 42

Hypertension, Gastro, Scabies, RTI, anemia

37

5 Govt Middle School, Dhako Baba, Takht Bahi

25 RTI, Dysentry, Gastritis

19

6 Govt Primary School no.4 Ward no.4 Takht Bhai 44

Gastro, hypertension, pains

41

7 Govt Girls Primary School, Nehr Kinara, Takht Bhai

20 Do

18

8 Govt Girls Primary School, Aslam Kaley, Takht Bhai 28

Hypertension, Gastro, Scabies, RTI, anemia

28

9 Haji Abdur Rehman Kaley 11

RTI Hypertension, Gastro intestinal diseases, pains

10

10 Govt High School Pati Kalan, Takht Bhai

103

Skin rashes, scabies, hypertension, pains and gastro

98

11 Govt Primary Schoo Gadi Baba, Takht Bhai

28 Do 28

12 2 Govt schools in Qamar Abad, Parkhu Kaley

112 Do 100

13 Shekh Maltoon, Sector C, Mardan

44 Do 44

Total

621 563

Note: A number of 36 IDP patients were referred to nearest hospitals for further treatment.

Salik Foundation’s Mobile Health Team visiting IDPs in schools / Host families in different communities


Water Supply Clean & Fresh drinking water is the core issue of all IDPs camps in district Mardan. There are water tanks in the camps but due to sun light and heat the water become hot and not able for drinking. The IDPs and the camps management strongly demanded Salik Foundation for the immediate installation of communal hand pumps for the solution of the problem. For this purpose Salik Foundation has begun boring and installed two afridio communal hand pumps in Jalala IDPs camp while one deep bore and installation of electric water pump in Mazdoor Abad IDPs camp Takht Bhai and the same bore in IDPs camp Shekh Shehzad Maran is in progress.

Coordination and social mobilization for effective relief activities. Salik Foundation felt the need of effective coordination, communication and organization between all the political workers, social workers, press reporters, trade unions, teachers, religious leaders, local Nazims and naib nazims for the successful implementation of relief activities for IDPs of Dir, Swat, Buner and to avoid duplication service deliveries. For this purpose an emergency meeting of all said people from all walks of life held on 14-05-2009 at 10 am in Jamia Masjid near railway station Takht Bhai. In this meeting a committee named “Relief Action Committee for IDPs” formed and the following members were selected. 1.Haji Muhammad Naqeeb, former chairman Takht Bhai Municipality 2. Hayatullah Akhtar Chairman Takht Bhai Press Club, 3.Haji Misry Khan Nazim UC Seri Bahlol, 4.Muslim Khan Press Reporter, 5.Jehan Zeb Salik President Salik Foundation, 6.Sher Qayum Mast Khel G.S Trade Union, 7.Bashir Khan Councilor, Haji Dost Muhammad Darwesh Press Reporter, 8.Bakhtullah Jan Hasrat President Sher Ghar Press Club, 9.Fazle Khaliq former Nazim UC Pat Baba, 10.Haji Muhammad Rafeeq Khan and 11.Rizwan ullah representative of Wahdat Teachers Takht Bhai

IDPs in Jalala camp taking water from Salik Foundation’s installed hand pumps


In this meeting the following resolution passed collectively for the relief and rehabilitation of IDPs migrated from Dir, Swat and Buner.

Resolution points;

1. District Mardan may exempt from current electricity load shedding that IDPs may provide and facilitate with electricity services.

2. The issue of Dir, Swat and Buner may solve as soon as possible in order to reduce the problems of local host population.

3. Govt may establish large camps for IDPs who are staying in schools, government buildings, host families and other places. Because local host population is providing food and other facilities to these type of IDPs and will not be keep continue to a long period. It was decided in the meeting that new camps may establish in Government Degree College Takht Bhai, Ajab Memorial High School and Jehazono Daag etc.

4. The whole meeting decalared the committee properly as IDPs Relief Action Committee, Tehsil Takht Bhai.

5. Possitive and developmental steps may take for IDPs registration and the registration points may increase.

6. All donors and government institutions / officials may convince with complete security that also visit the IDPs camps in Tehsil Takht Bhai (Jalala Cam, Mazdoor Abad Camp) except Mardan IDPs camps.

7. All participants appreciated the efforts of local host population for the relief of IDPs and aimed for cooperation in this regard.

8. Govt should given participation to people from all walks of life in relief activities.

9. The participants of the meeting sensitized the government that certain problems may create due to this huge influx of IDPs i.e unemployment, backwardness, poverty, epidemic diseases and increase in crimes. Therefore government may take preventive measure in time.

10. Food distribution points may establish in different places in Takht Bhai for the easy access to all IDPs

11. For the prevention of malaria and other epidemic diseases antiseptics and insecticides may spray.

12. Beef selling should be allowed on Tuesday and Wednesday for IDPs meal supply.

13. TMA is requested for the check and balance on quality and price control. 14. If the said problems and demands did not solve a peace full protest and

walk will be arranged. 15. Food, Mats, Blankets, Beds, Clean drinking water and other facilities may

provide in all IDPs in schools and at various private places of the area in Takht Bhai Mardan.

16. In the end of the meeting date for next meeting decided which is 15-0502009 at 2 pm after Juma prayer venue, Jamia Masjid near railway station, Takht Bhai in which MNA / MPA, Commissioner Mardan, District / Tehsil Nazims, Naib Nazims and other elected representatives, advocates, Trade union and social workers will participate.

17. The meeting was ended with pray for the nation and peace.


Establishment of Kids Playgrounds (Safe Play Areas) Salik Foundation has established two playgrounds for IDP children one in Jalala IDP camp and one in Mazdoor Abad, IDPs camp Tehsil Takht Bhai. These playgrounds are equipped with children recreational items, sea saw rocking chairs etc. This activity is highly appreciated and welcomed by all IDPs and camps management. It will recover children from trauma and they will grow like normal children.

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Role of Community Organizations (COs) established by Salik Foundation. The role of Salik Foundation’s COs is tremendous and remarkable. From the very day after IDPs migration, the said COs in district Mardan hosted and treated the IDPs as their brothers. They provide them accommodation, food, clothes and other necessary house hold items. Though it is very hot season in district Mardan and majority houses are small and people are poor but the chest was large and they sacrificed and present their assets for the IDPs.

Kids of IDPs families are happily playing in safe play areas (playgrounds) established by Salik Foundation & Child First Organization in Jalala (Takht Bhai) IDPs Camp

A view of the same safe play areas (playgrounds) established by Salik Foundation & Child First Organization in Mazdoor Abad (Takht Bhai) IDPs Camp.


The statistical detail of IDPs in COs host families are as under; S# CO Name Address Contact Person No.of IDPs

Hosting

1 Ittehad Welfare Organization

Abdurehman Kaley, Takht Bhai, Mardan

Sher Zada, President 200

2 Sadat Welfare Organization

Pir Abad, Takht Bhai, Mardan

Pir Bawar Khan, President

400

3 Social Development Unit (SDU) Takkar,

Takkar Kaley, Takht Bhai, Mardan

Sultan, President 200

4 Social Development Unit (SDU) Kernel Bostan Kaley

Kernel Bostan Kaley, Kalo Shah, Takht Bhai, Mardan

Mushtaq Ahmad, President 100

5 Falahi Tanzeem, Kamran Kaley

Kamran Kaley, Takht Bhai, Mardan

Bashar, President 800

6 Kher Khegara Tanzeem Pati Kalan

Village Pati Kalan, Takht Bhai, Mardan

Pir Musanif Shah, 650

7 Khidmat Khalq Tanzeem,

Village Dil Aram Kaley, Takht Bhai, Mardan

Ibrahim, Secretary 300

8 Dosti Tanzeem, Saro Shah

Village Saro Shah, Takht Bhai, Mardan

Saro Shah 300

9 Naya Sawera Qandaro kalay

Village Qandaro Kaley, Takht Bhai, Mardan

Namoos Khan, President

200

10 Social Development Unit Sardar Kaley

Village Sardar Kaley, Takht Bhai, Mardan

Shakir Ullah 250

11 Social Health Development Unit

Village Pirano daag, , Takht Bhai, Mardan

Dr.Hafeez-ul-Wahab, President

250

12 Social Development Unit

Village Muslim Abad, Takht Bhai, Mardan

Zeban Shah, Kareem 200

13 Al-Kher Welfare Organization

Parkhu Dheri, Takht Bhai, Mardan

Qamar Zaman Advocate

300


Village Dako Baba, Takht Bhai, Mardan

Khan Muhammad 180

15 Social Development Unit, Amir Kaley

Village Amir Kaley, Takht Bhai, Mardan

Haji Muhammad Said, President

100

16 Social Development Unit Haji Abad

Village Haji Abad, Takht Bhai, Mardan

Umar Badshah 250

17 Ittehad Welfare Organization

Village Bakhti Abad, Takht Bhai, Mardan

Abdul Khaliq, President 300


Village Qudrat Abad, Takht Bhai, Mardan

Shereen Khan, President

250

19 Social Development Unit , Baido Kaley

Village Bado Kaley, Takht Bhai, Mardan

150

Total IDPs Hosted 5380

Provision of House hold Items Salik Foundation has also provided some house hold items to most vulnerable IDP families in Takht Bhai, Mardan.

1. Blankets ………………… 80 (families) 2. Tents ……………………. 20 (families) 3. Mats …………………….. 145 (families) 4. Hand Fans ……………… 100 (families) 5. Pillows ………………….. 30 (families)


Survey of IDPs Camp in Palai, Ikrampur and Bezo Kharki (Dargai) Near Malakand Agency. The Executive team and doctors visited the IDPs Camp in Palai, Ikrampur and Bezo Kharki (Dargai) Near Malakand Agency to know about the situation of relief activities over there. After the survey findings that the said IDPs are in deep trouble and no one have responded till May 17, 2009 except the tents established according to the local community and volunteers. The main problems & Needs identified in Palai camp and surrounding areas.

Lack of Medicines

Lack of food especially in surrounding host families

Clean Drinking water

Household items

Gastro intestinal diseases due to drinking the river water because the said camp established on the bank of river

The statistical data of IDPs Camp in Palai, Ikrampur and Bezo Kharki (Dargai) Near Malakand Agency S# Location T.IDPs

Families Total IDP persons

Pregnant Women

Lactating Women

Total Kids Malnourished Kids under 5 yrs of age

1 Palai camp (dargai) 220 2600 30 45 400 350

2 Govt Primary School Ikram Pur

22 230 6 30 50 38

3 Govt Girls High School Bezo Kharki

20 200 5 24 45 35

4 Host Families in Ikrampur,

200 1800 12 40 300 250

5 Surrounding host families in zor mandi, sher khana, lower bazdara, upper baaz dara, mora banda, shahkot, khug dara, Jalal pur, Ghazi Baba, in Palai area.

1600 16000 130 350 3000 2600

Total 2062 20830 183 489 3795 3273


Community Management of Acute Malnutrition

(CMAM)

Salik Foundation had signed an agreement for the project titiled “Commuinty Management of Acute Malnutrtion (CMAM) for Palai camp and Ikrampure areas of Malakand agency in June, 2009 for a period of 5 months.

The proposed interventions are aimed to cater basic maternal and child healthcare and nutritional needs of IDPs living in the Ikrampur/Bezo Kharki Palai camp of Malakand Agency. Under the overall objective of the project, Salik Foundation will focus on the provision of Maternal and Child Health and emergency nutrition services (Supplementary Feeding Program, Outpatient Therapeutic Program and Community Mobilization) in the target camp.

The proposed interventions are aimed address the nutritional needs of the IDPS living in Ikrampur/Bezo Kharki Palai camp of Malakand Agency, through care/treatment of malnourished children and their caregivers (pregnant/lactating mothers. SDF proposes to implement community and facility based interventions for the management of acute malnutrition (CMAM) for the displaced people living in IDPs Camp of Palai & Host Families of Ikrampur, Bezo Kharki and surrounding areas of Palai (Dargai) at Malakand Agency. The initial planning is based on the assumption to provide nutrition services to 20,000 target IDPs in camps and host families over five months period. The target may be revised as per actual situations and figures of IDPs in the target area. To achieve the proposed objectives of the proposed project SDF will engage one medical officer, two nutrition assistants, two health educators, two community mobilizers and two community outreach workers assisted by a project coordinator and MIS assistant.

SDF had to ensure the conduction of screening of all eligible children and pregnant/lactating women in Ikrampur, Bezo Kharki, Palai camp and IDPs with the surrounding host families. Under the umbrella of a strong community outreach, SDF will establish supplementary feeding program (SFP), outpatient therapeutic program (OTP) and a functional referral linkage of the SFPs/OTPs with stabilization centres (SC) or TFCs established at DHQ hospital with the support of WHO. SDF community mobilizers, health, nutrition and hygiene promoters will conduct sessions with the IDPS for adopting health practices and behavior change through interpersonal communication (IPC), Interactive Group Sessions using Behavior Change Communication strategies (BCC). Focus Group Discussions (FDGs) with mothers and male community members on Exclusive Breast feeding upto six months of age, appropriate complementary feeding and community motivation for early detection of severe acute malnutrition. The program will be implemented for an initial period of five and may be extended if the need exists and both UNICEF and SDF agree to extend the project duration.


The objectives of the project were as follow;

Overall Objective:

The overall objective of the CMAM program is to contribute to improving nutritional status through Community Management of Severe Acute Malnutrition (CMAM) interventions and dissemination of key messages on basic health and hygiene & breast feeding promotion practices to the IDPs living in the target area. The project is expected to help reduce and maintain acute malnutrition under 10% by providing effective nutrition care and ensuring practicing of appropriate key caring practices.

Specific Objectives:

To provide adequate treatment for children suffering from severe acute malnutrition through community and facility based management approach;

To provide supplementary food for the moderately malnourished children, and pregnant and lactating women (in coordination with WFP);

To prevent malnutrition in early childhood through the promotion of improved child feeding, care giving, and care seeking practices at the facility, family and community levels;

To provide multi-micronutrients for children and women;

To assess and monitor the nutrition situation; and

To establish and ensure functional referral and follow-up mechanism for acute malnourished children with underlying medical complications that can not be treated in SFP/OTP.

Main Activities were;

Training of the community and facility based staff on Community Management of Acute Malnutrition [(CMAM), comprising of i. Community outreach ii. Supplementary Feeding Program, iii. Outpatient Therapeutic Program and vi. Referral of complicated cases of severe acute malnutrition for stabilization care)

Training of staff on CMAM guidelines and protocols will be conducted by CDO Master Trainers in collaboration with UNICEF.

Screening of all eligible children (6-59 months – approximately 30001) and women (pregnant/lactating, approximately 1600) in the community using MUAC and in facility using weight and height.

Establishing supplementary feeding program (SFP) for provision of supplementary foods to approximately 450 children and 240 PLW.

Supplementary foods (UNIMIX-Corn Soya Blend), multi micronutrient supplements (sachets and tablets and Fe/Folic Acid) and other routine medicine (deworming tablets, antimalarials, Vitamin A), provided by UNICEF will be distributed to target beneficiaries as per CMAM guidelines.

1 All calculations are based on assumption of 75,000 total population in the target area.


Establishing outpatient patient therapeutic program (OTP) for an estimated 90 severely acute malnourished children among the IDPs.

Ready to Use Therapeutic Foods-RUTF (Plumpy Nuts) and routine medicines (Amoxicillin, chloromphenicol, antimalarials, deworming tablets and vitamin A provided by UNICEF will be provided to all eligible children (6-59 months). The program will get support through community mobilization extensively conducted by community mobilizers.

Establishment of breast feeding corners (safe heavens) in the target camps for promotion of exclusive breastfeeding up to six months of age and appropriate complementary feeding and encouraging/helping mothers for relactation.

Health, nutrition and hygiene promotion sessions for adopting health practices and behavior change through interpersonal communication (IPC), Interactive group sessions using behaviour change communication strategies. Focus group discussions (FDGs) with mothers and male community members on Exclusive Breast feeding up to six months of age, appropriate complementary feeding and community motivation for early detection of severe acute malnutrition will be conducted by community mobilizers and health educators with technical support form nutrition team.

Blanket distribution of FBF provided by UNWFP for children (6-59 months), pregnant women (2nd and 3rd trimester) and lactating women whose child is less than 6 months.

Generate and provide to UNICEF and concerned district health authorities weekly and monthly health and nutritional surveillance reports.

Expected Outcomes at the end of the project duration.

At the end of project duration:

a. At least 90% of the eligible children (6-59 months) and pregnant/lactating women in the catchments of target health facilities are screened using MUAC in the community by community outreach workers/volunteers.

b. At least 90% of the identified moderate acute malnourished children and PLW are registered in SFP and provided supplementary foods (UNIMX, multi micronutrient sachets/tablets, Fe/Folic Acid tablets, deworming tablets, Vitamin A supplementation) as per CMAM protocols.

c. At least 90% of the identified severe acute malnourished children are registered in the OTPs and treated with RUTF (plumpy nuts) and systematic antibiotics and medicines as per CMAM guidelines and protocols.

d. At least 80% of the moderate and severe acute malnourished children and PLW registered in the SFPs/OTPs exit from the program as cured.

e. At least 80% of target mothers (PLW) received key messages on importance of early initiation of breast feeding, exclusive breastfeeding practices up to the age six months, timely introduction of appropriate complementary foods at the age of 6-9 months, continuation of breast feeding up to at least two years and key messages on hygiene, sanitation, importance of immunization.

f. At least 90% of severe acute malnourished children with associated medical complications are referred and actively followed up for resolving the medical problem in SCs/TFCs.


g. Nutrition surveillance system established in the target health facilities and linked with DEWS reporting by WHO.

h. Approximately 130 MT of FBF (subject to supply by UNWFP), is distributed as one time blanket distribution (one month supply) to approximately 11,000 children (6-59 months) and 6,000 PLW.

2. BENEFICIARIES/PARTICIPANTS:

Expected beneficiaries of the project for CMAM include 20,000 IDPs (most of them women, children) residing in Ikrampur/Bezo Kharki Palai camp, Malakand Agency. Direct beneficiaries of the project include approximately 3,000 children (6-59 months) and 1600 pregnant/lactating mothers residing in Ikrampur/Bezo Kharki Palai camp, Malakand Agency. The staff members working in this project will also benefit directly through receiving salaries and trainings and skills to respond to nutrition and health problems in emergencies. Children, pregnant/lactating women and other community members will benefit through improved services and community awareness regarding health and nutrition. The moderately and severely malnourished children and pregnant/lactating mothers will benefit through receiving Fortified Blended Food rations (i.e. UNIMIX, Fortified Biscuits, RUTF and plumy nuts etc).

# of Total Target Population 20,000

# of Children 6-59 months of age (15% of Total population) - Screening

3,000

# of Moderate Acute Malnourished Children (15% of 6-59 month children) - SFP

450

# Severe Acute Malnourished Children (3% of 6-59 month children) - OTP

90

# Pregnant Lactating Women-PLW (8% of target population) - Screening

1,600

# of PLW at risk of malnutrition (18% of total PLW) - SFP 240


Progress Report of June, 2009

1.Project Name: Community Management of Acute Malnutrition (CMAM) for the IDPs

in Palai/Ikrampur/Bezo Kharki camp and host communities

2.Project Location: IDPs Camp in Palai & Host Families in Ikrampur, Bezo Kharki and

Surrounding areas of Palai (Dargai) at Malakand Agency

3.Implementing Org: Salik Development Foundation (SDF)

4.Collaboration: UNICEF (Peshawar)

5.Reporting Period: June, 01 to June 17, 2009

6.Target:

# of Total Target Population 20,000

# of Children 6-59 months of age (15% of Total population) - Screening 3,000

# of Moderate Acute Malnourished Children (15% of 6-59 month children) - SFP 450

# Severe Acute Malnourished Children (3% of 6-59 month children) - OTP 90

# Pregnant Lactating Women-PLW (8% of target population) - Screening 1,600

# of PLW at risk of malnutrition (18% of total PLW) - SFP 240

7.Activities Carried Out During the report period;

8 Staff Recruitment:

8.1 Project Coordinator (1) Recruited

8.2 Women Medical Officer (1) (LHV has been hired temporarily till the

recruitment of MBBS Female Doctor

8.3 Nutrition Assistant Female (2) Recruited

8.4 Health & Nutrition Educator (2) Recruited

8.5 Community Mobilizer Male (2) Recruited

8.6 Community Out reach workers Female (2) Recruited

8.7 MIS Assistant (1) Recruited

8.8 Security Guards (2) Recruited

Total Staff (13)

9. Eight Days (8) TOT of Project Staff: 2 persons from project staff has been trained by UNICEF.

10. Two (2) days orientation/training of all project staff by Salik Foundation.

11. Field intervention & Screening Detail (June, 11 to June 17, 2009)

12. Two (2) Community Meetings held with local Nazim, Activists, teachers, local doctors, social

workers and concerned for mobilization and project orientation community members.

Total No of Screened Children (6-59 months) 161

Total No of Screened Pregnant Women 16

Total No of Screened Lactating Women 15

12. Detail of Acute/Moderate Malnourished Children & P/LWs

Total No of Moderate Malnourished Children (6-59 months) 34

Total No of Acute Malnourished Children (6-59 months) 02

Total No of Moderate Malnourished Pregnant Women 03

Total No of Acute Malnourished Pregnant Women Nil

Total No of Moderate Malnourished Lactating Women 01

Total No of Acute Malnourished Lactating Women Nil


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