Title

Early Recovery-Food for Work Project

Objective

General Food Distribution was to assist communities that have been worst affected by flood in 2010. This project assist communities who were facing intense food security problems due to damages rendered to agriculture and population in terms of house damages.

Duration

5 Months

Mar 2011 till July 2011

Target Group/Beneficiaries

62684 Individuals

Supported By

World Food Programme (WFP)

Geographic Focus

District Muzaffargarh

Province Punjab

Description:

The management of MOJAZ Foundation took active part during the relief & rescue activities of October 08, 2005 earthquake. The Foundation worked as a volunteer and hosted some three hundred families on relief camps and provided food items. Having the courage & experience to serve the affected vulnerable communities MOJAZ Foundation in floods 2010 took active & proper steps for provision Emergency & Rescue Services.

MOJAZ Foundation has been working in Food, Shelter, WASH, Agriculture & Community Restoration Clusters in District Multan & Muzaffargarh. However, feeling the need of time MOJAZ has invested larger proportion of its capital both financial & human resource in District Muzaffargarh. At present Emergency General Food Distribution- with WFP & Livelihood programme for women with ASF has been completed in 5 union councils of District Multan. In District Muzaffargarh, MOJAZ Foundation has intervened has its ready presence in 5 union councils of Tehsil Alipur & 8 union councils of Tehsil Muzaffargarh & 3 union councils of Tehsil Kot Addu.

Achievements:

General Food Distribution to 15000 families (5000 each month).

Title

Humanitarian Response by providing the WASH facilities at the door step of 650 vulnerable families

Objective

To provide at least a minimum quantity of clean drinking water, and to reduce the transmission of fecal-oral diseases and exposure to diseases

Duration

Three Months (Nov 2010 to Feb 2011)

Target Group/Beneficiaries

4,550 Individuals

2,366 women

2,184 men

Supported By

Foundation Open Society Institute (FOSI)

Geographic Focus

Pakistan/Punjab/Muzaffargarh/Tehsil Muzaffargarh/3 UCs/20 villages

Description: to provide at least a minimum quantity of clean drinking water, and to reduce the transmission of faeco-oral diseases and exposure to disease-bearing vectors, and to help in establishing the conditions that allow people to live and to perform daily tasks, such as going to the toilet, and washing with dignity, comfort and security. The project comprised of the following objectives: 

• Improved hygiene practices adopted by the community
• Access to safe drinking water provided
• Enabling environment created that allows people to live with good health, dignity, comfort and security

Project communities were mobilised into 112 Community Wash Committees (CWCs). The CWCs were trained through a series of village level sessions on health and hygiene for behavioral change. Monthly meetings were organized by the social mobilization teams, and a number of issues were discussed in those meetings such as beneficiary assessment, identification, selection, health and hygiene education, and monitoring of the projects. Health and Hygiene sessions were conducted at village level, in those sessions BCC material was distributed and community was briefed on that and motivated to extend the message as far as possible. 

Achievement:

• 25 hand pumps were installed
• Provided one 20 liters plastic container (jerry cans) to each of the 650 households to transport water.
• Provided 650 water coolers (containers with lid and a faucet) were distributed, to 650 households.
• Water purification tablets were provided to 650 households for 90 days
• 112  latrines were constructed at 88 sites including 7 disable friendly units
• Distributed 650 hygiene kits
• 88 washing station (wash basin) were installed outside of the latrine-bath-laundry setup to promote hand washing after defecation.

Title

Emergency relief services projects

Objective

Overall Goal was provision of emergency assistance for the flood affectees

Duration

Three Months (Aug 2010 to Oct 2010)

Target Group/Beneficiaries

1,400 Individuals

700 women

700 men

Supported By

International Relief and Development (IRD)

Geographic Focus

Pakistan/Punjab/Muzaffargarh/Tehsil Alipur/4 UCs/119 villages

Description:

Project assisted some 15,960 beneficiaries to improve their food security through enabling them to start cultivation after the floods 2010. 

Achievement:

• Rescued a total of 1,377 individuals using 17 boats 
• Distributed 200 local made tarpaulins for shelter
• Provided 400 Jerry Cans
• Provided nonfood items to 200 families
• Provided clean drinking water through tankers for 30 day consecutive days.

Title

Agriculture based livelihood interventions to 15,960 vulnerable families in 3 union councils of District Muzaffargarh

Objective

Overall Goal was emergency assistance for the improvement of food security of poor farmers through agriculture inputs and livestock related support

Duration

Three Months (Nov 2010 to Jan 2011)

Target Group/Beneficiaries

63,000 Individuals

33,390 women

29,610 men

Supported By

International relief and Development (IRD)

Geographic Focus

Pakistan/Punjab/Muzaffargarh/Tehsil Alipur/4 UCs/119 villages

Description:

Project assisted flood affectees to improve their food security through enabling them to start cultivation after the floods 2010. This was proposed through ensuring restoration of their economic assets (i.e. agriculture fields and livestock) affected by the super floods. The project assisted project beneficiaries by providing agricultural inputs as well as livestock rehabilitation services.

Achievement:

• Provided Agriculture package including fertilizers (UREA and DAP) and wheat seed to 13,574 families
• Livestock feed and dewormers to 2,386 families

Title

Livelihood restoration of 2000 families through agriculture Cash for work activities

Objective

To support re-establishment of agricultural-based livelihood  systems and food security of IDPS in Pakistan when they return to their homelands

Duration

Four Months (Jan 2011 to Apr 2011)

Target Group/Beneficiaries

14,000 Individuals

7,280 women

6,720 men

Supported By

International Relief and Development (IRD)

Geographic Focus

Pakistan/Punjab/Muzaffargarh/Tehsil Alipur/4 UCs/20 villages

Description:

Project assisted 1750 families affected by the floods 2010 to improve their food security through cash for work activities and thus restoring on farm infrastructure. 

Achievement:

• Provided agriculture input supplies to 1,750 smallholders/cultivators 
• Provided poultry pullets to 1,750 vulnerable women headed households, landless vulnerable families, tenants and poor small land farmers.
• Generated short term employment opportunities for 1,750 rural farmers through ash for work

Title

Rehabilitation of Basic Health Unit, safe delivery services to 200 women & 20-Free medical camps for 5,000 beneficiaries

Objective

To address immediate health concerns of mother and child in union Sultanpur of tehsil Alipur, district Muzaffargarh through provision of quality health services to expectant mothers and infants.

Duration

Two and a half Months (Jan 2011 to Mid-March 2011)

Target Group/Beneficiaries

35,000 Individuals

17,850 women

17,150 men

Supported By

Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA)

Geographic Focus

Pakistan/Punjab/Muzaffargarh/Tehsil Alipur/4 UCs/20 villages

Description:

The project duration was 10 weeks (2.5 months) and it was implemented in four (4) flood affected villages of union Sultanpur of Tehsil Alipur, District Muzaffargarh. The primary purpose of the project was to support and augment the efforts of the district health department in the provision of better health services to the affected population. The project was expected to attain the following outputs:

• BHU Sultanpur operational and its capacity to cater to the Mother Child Health Care needs will be raised;
• One labor room and one post labor recovery room operational in the premises of BHU Sultanpur;
• Health management committees (one male and one female) in each of the four flood affected villages of union Sultanpur constituted and actively  supporting the health service delivery and health education of the project;
• Primary health care services provided to 3000 children, and reproductive and general health service provided to 2000 females  through 20 mobile medical camps
• 50 expectant mothers accessed  to safe delivery service available at BHU Sultanpur
• Information about health and hygiene issues communicated to 2000 households in four flood affected villages of union Sultanpur.
• Hygiene kits, food supplements delivered to 525 expectant mothers and babies under 2 years, and they adopted necessary hygiene practices.

Achievement:

• Rehabilitated one Basic Health Units (BHU) in UC Sultanpur
• 35 Community Health Activists (CHAs), who were present in or around union Sultanpur, were identified and selected
• Eight (8) Health management Committees (HMCs) were formed –one female, one male—two in each of the four fold affected villages of Union Sultanpur. 
• Community Health Activists were trained in two sessions of Training of Trainers (ToT) of seven days each
• 20 medical camps were conducted and on average 250 patients per medical camp were examined, provided free medicines if required, and referred to tehsil or district health facilities.
• Distributed 525 hygiene kits among the families having children and expectant mothers
• Managed 50 safe deliveries

Title

Emergency Assistance to support flood affected vulnerable farmers in Punjab.

Objective

Community restoration of flood affected through cash for work in 2 union councils of Tehsil Alipur

Duration

Four Months (Feb 2011 to May 2011)

Target Group/Beneficiaries

35,000 Individuals

17,850 women

17,150 men

Supported By

United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (UNFAO)

Geographic Focus

Pakistan/Punjab/Muzaffargarh/Tehsil Alipur and Muzaffargarh/4 UCs/14 villages

Description:

District Muzaffargarh was badly affected during devastating flash & riverine floods in Punjab, Pakistan 2010. 90% of total Population of Muzaffargarh District is affected & standing crops were washed away. Thus making these flood affected community’s food insecure as all the wheat stocked for consumption & next year seed was lost. As agriculture is the mainstay of this community’s economy. Standing water made the fields non-workable due to sand stocks, rubble from flooding water. Once the water was dry; people with humanitarian aid & self help basis started working on their fields to make them cultivable. Under this OSRO/PAK/011/USA project Wheat & vegetable seeds along with fertilizers were distributed in first phase along with protection and restoration of livestock productivity through the provision of livestock inputs supplies. Later part of the project was de-silting & rehabilitation of critical tertiary water courses for Kharif season; through cash for work interventions.

Main Activities

• Sensitization of the community to involve them in CFW programme
• Identification of water course and registration of WUA with OFWM department
• Signing of Term of Partnership (TOP’s) between beneficiaries and District Government on Farm Water Management department.
• Provide services to Paid Challan for each water course according to number of beneficiaries in National Bank of Pakistan (NBP) Ali pur and Muzaffargarh.
• Starting of earthen work, Uprooting of small trees
• Formation of pad or bed, Alignment of each water course
• Labor payments to the laborers as per their total attendance at the rate of 350 per day
• Finalization of water course material and collection of quotations for Nakka’s.
• Installation of Nakka’s on each water course on most important sites.

Achievement:

• Formed 30 water user authorities
• Rehabilitated 30 tertiary  Water courses 
• Reached 2188 HHs benefitting from 30 water courses rehabilitated 
• Installed 286 Nakka for control water flow

Title

Community Empowerment through small community physical infrastructure projects in 25 villages of District Muzaffargarh

Objective

The project will result in the following impacts;

• An informed citizenry well aware about its political, economic and social entitlements. 
• Will have a mechanism of complaint resolution where anyone can lodge a complaint  
• Will provide policy input for community based disaster management
• An improved coordination mechanism between institutions and community which will improve the effectiveness of development efforts 

Duration

Six Months (Mar 2011 to Aug 2011)

Target Group/Beneficiaries

17,500 Individuals

8,925 women

8,575 men

Supported By

Foundation Open Society Institute (FOSI)

Geographic Focus

Pakistan/Punjab/Muzaffargarh/Tehsil Muzaffargarh/4 UCs/25 villages

Description:

Empowering flood affected communities for meaningful participation in the recovery and rehabilitation program in the severely affected flood damaged rural areas of District Muzaffargarh, South Punjab.  Mojaz Foundation mobilized vulnerable communities into socially viable forums and networks through human and institutional capacity building and ensured transparency and accountability for the rehabilitation and recovery process in their respective communities. 

The envisaged project helped in addressing the problems faced by disaster struck communities in the flood affected areas as well as set the stage for policy guidance for future emergencies or disaster. The project bridged the gap between government departments, civil society organizations with the new institutions at grass roots level by organizing and engaging communities in the rehabilitation/ reconstruction process.  This project engaged the local communities through a practical approach of making them in charge of their own development through hands-on experience of improving the municipal infrastructure at the village level.  This helped in creating a long term impact as the pilots implemented in the project had the potential for scaling up. Salient feature of the project was developing the capacity of the local institutions.

Achievement:

• Formed 100 Cos, 25 VOs and 4 LSOs
• Rehabilitated 4 UC offices
• Constructed 1 feeder school
• Constructed 1 women vocational centre
• Constructed 1 culvert
• Constructed 1 paca water course
• Constructed 22 farm to market brick paved soling roads (each 650 rft)
• Trained 225 participants in 8 training session

Title

Implementation of Food for Work early recovery program in selected Districts of Muzaffargarh in Punjab

Objective

Improving food security through rehabilitation of on farm infrastructure and meeting basic nutritional needs of the flood affectees

Duration

Five Months (March 2011 to July 2011)

Target Group/Beneficiaries

62684 Individuals

26878 women

35806 men

Supported By

United Nations World Food Programmers (UNWFP)

Geographic Focus

Pakistan/Punjab/Muzaffargarh/Tehsil Alipur/3 UCs/00 villages

Description:

The proposal of cash aid through Food-for-Work (FFW) activities can help improve food security by addressing temporary employment insecurity while supporting key construction and rehabilitation activities that lead to longer term, more sustainable economic security results. Usually, the major consideration in FFW activities is the income transfer value as a Food equivalent or incentive. However depending on the problems being addressed. FFW can be used to support a range of objectives primarily in non-emergency, development contexts, but also in some emergency programs where both rehabilitation projects. 

FFW programs included the construction or repair of farm-to-market and urban roads, schools, health clinics, irrigation systems, public water and sanitation systems and other infrastructure and environmental protection and conservation activities. FFW’s self-targeting feature was useful in rehabilitation following disaster situations, where needy individuals contribute their labor for Food transfers while helping to return the community’s infrastructure to normal. 

Achievement:

1. Distributed 883.536 Metric ton of food among 10,800 families
2. Rehabilitated 40 water courses
3. 60 acres of fields terracing (clearing, leveling)
4. Repaied 66 Farm to market kach roads

Title

Construction of permanent Shelters for Affected Population of 200 families in Punjab

Objective

200 households from the flood affected population– in the union Basti Randan of Rajanpur—have access to adequate housing and sanitation facilities to reduce the protection risks.

Restoration of normal life for 200 most vulnerable flood affected families by the provision of secure shelter which will revive their dignity and provide security 

Duration

Six Months (July 2011 to Dec 2011)

Target Group/Beneficiaries

1,600 Individuals

720 women

880 men

Supported By

United Nations High Commission for Refugees (UNHCR)

Geographic Focus

Pakistan/Punjab/Rajanpur/Tehsil Jampur/1 UCs/6 villages

Description:

The project aimed at providing 200 permanent shelters to the worst affected population, those who were unable to rebuild their houses without external support. These shelters provided protection from the severe weather conditions and facilitated the beneficiaries a space for normal life. This provided a secure habitable living environment; ensuring privacy and dignity especially for children (orphans) and women (widows) with improved livelihoods and employable skills.

Project also created new opportunities for flood affected communities by imparting new skills to one family member from each of the target households. It contributed to the revitalization of the local market by purchasing construction materials preferably from the local market. The proposed project also addressed many psychosocial, gender and protection related issues of women, children and elderly by providing safe and healthy shelter.

Achievement:

• Constructed 200 permanent shelters

Title

Emergency General Food Distribution

Objective

Food Security to 10,000 families for 3 months by provision of 2,985 metric ton of food

Improved micronutrient intake and macronutrient intake leads to enhanced nutrition and health 

Duration

Three Months (Oct 2012 to Dec 2012)

Target Group/Beneficiaries

70,000 Individuals

35,700 women

34,300 men

Supported By

United Nations World Food Programme (UNWFP)

Geographic Focus

Pakistan/Sindh/Shaheed Benazirabad/Tehsil Sakrand/7 UCs/31 villages

Description:

The project was implemented in 7 union councils of District Shaheed Benazirabad to help 5000 families for 3 months. The project aimed to provide the flood affected families with general food to help them in maintaining the minimum nutritional level for survival. A total of 5000 beneficiaries were reachedout under this general food distribution for three months consecutively. 

Achievement:

1. Distributed 105 kg of food ration to 5,000 families for three months consecutively

Title

Relief support to the flood affectees

Objective

To provide immediate transitional shelters to the flood affectees

Duration

Two Months (Nov 2011 to Dec 2011)

Target Group/Beneficiaries

17,520 Individuals

10,800 women

6720 men

Supported By

Concern Worldwide RAPID Fund (CRF)

Geographic Focus

Pakistan/Sindh/Shaheed Benazirabad/Tehsil Sakrand/2 UCs/64 villages

Description:

The project aimed at providing emergency relief services by providing emergency shelter to the flood affectees of flood 2011 in 2 UCs of District Shaheed Benazirabad. The project was funded by CRF through USAID. 

Achievement:

1. Distributed 4,000 emergency shelter

Title

Restoration of livelihood and community physical infrastructure in flood affected in selected villages of Tehsil Alipur, District Muzaffargarh.

Objective

Livelihood restoration of the flood affected households in ten villages of Tehsil Alipur (Muzaffargarh) through creation/restoration of economic opportunities, by rehabilitating community infrastructure; improving farm & non Farm livelihoods; providing clean drinking water, and creating resilient communities prepared to manage disaster

Duration

Three Months (December 2011 to February 2012)

Target Group/Beneficiaries

13,224 Individuals

6,867 women

6348 men

Supported By

United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)

Geographic Focus

Pakistan/Punjab/Muzaffargarh/Tehsil Alipur/4 UCs/10 villages

Description:

The project was implemented in 10 villages of District Muzaffargarh where 2010 floods affected a large population, depriving them of their sources of livelihood and destroying major infrastructure.  The objective of the project was to inculcate resilience in the community by restoring their source of livelihood, essential infrastructure, and instilling disaster preparedness in their daily routine. To attain this objective three outcomes were defined: organized communities & capacity building; restoration/provision of livelihood; and restoration of essential physical infrastructure. There are a series of activities that are planned to achieve these three outputs. 

Achievement:

• Trained 173 persons in 8 batches on Community management skills training
• Trained 68 persons in 3 batches on Disaster Risk Reduction
• Trained 228 persons in 10 batches on Enterprise Development training
• Celebrated 10 farmers day which were attended by 610 men and women farmers
• Trained 110 persons in 5 batches on leadership management skills training
• Distributed Agriculture inputs to 500 famers
• Distributed grant of 20,000 each among 250 person for enterprise set up
• Distributed livestock (goats) to among 400 families
• Distributed poultry flocks to among 400 families

Title

Restoration of livelihood and community based infrastructure in Sakrand, Sindh Province

Objective

To revive the communities and local market through CFW activities and rehabilitation of productive infrastructure to support livelihood 

Duration

Four Months (May 2012 to Aug 2012)

Target Group/Beneficiaries

13,224 Individuals

6,867 women

6348 men

Supported By

Concern Worldwide RAPID Fund (CRF)

Geographic Focus

Pakistan/Sindh/Shaheed Benazirabad/Tehsil Sakrand/1 UCs/3 villages

Description:

The project was approved for a period of 3 months starting from May 09, 2012. The focus of the project was both economic asset restoration and temporary employment to revive the communities and local market through CFW activities and rehabilitation of productive infrastructure to support livelihood.

The project started with a baseline study which helped in capturing the then existed picture of target area vis-à-vis indicators set in the project proposal. The most prominent and urgent needs identified through baseline were rehabilitation of infrastructure that included, water courses, link roads and culverts,  facilitation  and help in land leveling, provision of alternate sources of income other than agriculture to supplement incomes.

The social mobilization team arranged large community meetings for the project introduction and identification of members for Village Committees. A total of 19 village committees were formed out of which 12 were men VCs & 7 were women. 

The relevant Government departments were contacted for obtaining NOC before starting work on rehabilitation of water courses and Kacha link roads. Once the schemes were completed, they were handed over to relevant government department after fulfilling necessary requirements. Tools kits were issued to project beneficiaries and on completion were handed over to them permanently for operations & maintenance of the schemes, after signing of terms of partnership.

Achievement:

• Formed 19 village committees
• Rehabilitated 16 water courses of length 22000 meters
• Rehabilitated 40 farm to market link roads of length 23000 meters
• Constructed 37 culverts
• Leveling of 221 acres of agriculture land

Title

Restoration of livelihood and community based infrastructure in Sakrand, Sindh Province

Objective

To revive the communities and local market through CFW activities and rehabilitation of productive infrastructure to support livelihood 

Duration

Four Months (May 2012 to Aug 2012)

Target Group/Beneficiaries

13,224 Individuals

6,867 women

6348 men

Supported By

Concern Worldwide RAPID Fund (CRF)

Geographic Focus

Pakistan/Sindh/Shaheed Benazirabad/Tehsil Sakrand/1 UCs/3 villages

Description:

The project was approved for a period of 3 months starting from May 09, 2012. The focus of the project was both economic asset restoration and temporary employment to revive the communities and local market through CFW activities and rehabilitation of productive infrastructure to support livelihood.

The project started with a baseline study which helped in capturing the then existed picture of target area vis-à-vis indicators set in the project proposal. The most prominent and urgent needs identified through baseline were rehabilitation of infrastructure that included, water courses, link roads and culverts,  facilitation  and help in land leveling, provision of alternate sources of income other than agriculture to supplement incomes.

The social mobilization team arranged large community meetings for the project introduction and identification of members for Village Committees. A total of 19 village committees were formed out of which 12 were men VCs & 7 were women. 

The relevant Government departments were contacted for obtaining NOC before starting work on rehabilitation of water courses and Kacha link roads. Once the schemes were completed, they were handed over to relevant government department after fulfilling necessary requirements. Tools kits were issued to project beneficiaries and on completion were handed over to them permanently for operations & maintenance of the schemes, after signing of terms of partnership.

Achievement:

• Formed 19 village committees
• Rehabilitated 16 water courses of length 22000 meters
• Rehabilitated 40 farm to market link roads of length 23000 meters
• Constructed 37 culverts
• Levelling of 221 acres of agriculture land

Title

Provision of one room shelter program for 520 families in district of Badin, Sindh

Objective

Provision of Permanent ORS to the flood affectees of flood 2011 

Duration

Eleven Months (Oct 2012 to Aug 2013)

Target Group/Beneficiaries

3,640 Individuals

1,770 women

 1,870 men

Supported By

International Organization for Migration (IOM)

Geographic Focus

Pakistan/Sindh/Badin/Tehsil Talhar/1 UCs/11 villages

Description:

The One Room Shelter (ORS) program was launched by IOM in response of floods 2011 in early recovery phase. On inception, first activity was to prioritize villages for ORS implementation. Villages were selected from the target UC Peer-O-Lashari which suffered the 2011 flood. The selected villages were 70 to 80 percent affected & 80% shelters were damaged or were in a non-livable condition. As the shelter rehabilitation/construction was the priority need, MOJAZ was allocated with the caseload of 520 ORS units keeping in view the availability of the budget. Project implementation was completed in 7 months’ time covering the following activities:

Village Selection

520 Beneficiary & 22 Focal Point Selection

Technical Trainings (Layout & Excavation, Mud & Lime Slacking, Plinth Construction & Wall Construction)

Focal Points 22 Accounts Opening 

Submission of 1st , 2nd, 3rd and 4th Trench Documents of 22 VCs

Cash Distribution against 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th Trench to 22 VCs

Achievement:

Constructed 520 one room shelter in UC Peer-O-Lashari 

Title

Support to Most Vulnerable with Winterize kits

Objective

Provision of immediate relief support of winter items to the flood affectees to save lives in winter and reduction in diseases related to winter season.

Duration

Three Months (Jan 2013 to Mar 2013)

Target Group/Beneficiaries

17,500 Individuals

5,278 women

 8,400 men

Supported By

Concern Worldwide RAPID Fund  (CRF)

Geographic Focus

Pakistan/Sindh/Kashmore/Tehsil Kashmore/2 UCs/7 villages

Description:

The project was approved for a period of 2 months starting from January 09, 2013. The focus of the project winter related assistance through NFIs for the communities to support livelihood. The project staff was hired with in first week after which baseline was started to capture present situation of beneficiary profile. The social mobilization team arranged large community meetings and formed 25 village committees were formed out in both target union councils.  The committees helped identification, verification and distribution of 2500 families for the provision of winterize kits.

Achievement:

Distribution of  2500 winterize kits 

Title

Enhancing Flood Affected Community’s Resilience by Providing Transitional Shelter”

Objective

To provide transitional shelter support to the most vulnerable flood affected in UC Gahelpur

Duration

Five and a half Months ( April, 2013 to September, 2013)

Target Group/Beneficiaries

4,930 Individuals

2,322 women

 2,608 men

Supported By

Concern Worldwide RAPID Fund (CRF)

Geographic Focus

Pakistan/Sindh/Kashmore/Tehsil Kashmore/1 UCs/11 villages

Description:

In order to provide support to the flood affectees, MOJAZ Foundation initiated One Room Shelter construction on April 08, 2013 with the financial and technical support of Concern RAPID Fund. The target approved for MF was 450 ORS units in 11 villages of UC Gehalpur. However, after the project was started, MF received urgent shelter needs from adjacent villages. The identified need was then shared with the district shelter cluster who endorsed the need for immediate support. This was then shared with Concern RF for approval. The Concern approved additional ORS target of 285 which made the total target as 735.  The project provided permanent shelters to 735 families.

Achievement:

• Constructed 735 one room shelter

Title

Monsoon Flood Relief and Early Recovery 2013 in District Narowal

Objective

To provide transitional shelter support to the most vulnerable flood affected in UC Gahelpur

Duration

Five and a half Months ( April, 2013 to September, 2013)

Target Group/Beneficiaries

500,250 Individuals

2,322 women

 2,608 men

Supported By

Pakistan Poverty Alleviation Fund (PPAF)

Geographic Focus

Pakistan/Punjab/Narowal/Tehsil Narowal and Shakargarh/7 UCs/329 villages

Description:

Mojaz carried out Rapid Need Assessment(RNA) in order to guage the extent and range of loses caused by flood in District Narowal. Pakistan Poverty Alleviation Fund (PPAF) immediately responded to the funding request. The project titled “Emergency relief and early recovery assistance 2013,  was approved a period of one starting from 6th September 2013 covering  7 UCs in three tehsils of district Narowal with a total amount of funding of PKR 84,219,308.  The total beneficiaries of the project were  500250. The project helped the beneficiaries through provision of food hampers, hygiene kits, agri-inputs and livestock vaccination.

Achievement:

1. Distributed 5250 food kits
2. Distributed 5250 hygiene kits
3. Distributed 5250 agriculture inputs package for early recovery
4. Vaccinated 7,371 livestock
5. Desiltation of 74 acres of agriculture land

Title

Support to the livelihood by ensuring agriculture assistance for improved food security of the vulnerable

Objective

Support to the livelihood by ensuring protective assistance to livestock for improved food security of the vulnerable

Duration

Three Months ( Nov, 2013 to Feb, 2014)

Target Group/Beneficiaries

13,731 Individuals

6527 women

7,204 men

Supported By

United Nations Organization for coordination humanitarian affairs (UNOCHA)

Geographic Focus

Pakistan/Punjab/Muzaffargarh/Tehsil Alipur/2 UCs/6 villages

Description:

The union council Khangarh Doma was selected for the project. Project approved caseload was 1,150 beneficiaries households (300 for poultry package, 850 for livestock balanced feed (wanda) and 2,000 large livestock heads vaccincation).  Project key stakeholders including communities were provided information about the details of the project through meetings.  Prior to beneficiary selection, community organization (CO) formation was completed using social mobilization approach. The distribution events were organized to hand over the project assistance to the entitled beneficiaries

Achievement:

• Distributed 300 poultry package to women headed households
• Distributed 850 livestock feed
• Vaccinated 2002 livestocks

Title

Enhancing Flood Affected Community’s Resilience by Providing Transitional Shelter to 380 families in UC SODI Kashmore

Objective

To ensure that the security, safety and physical protection needs of disaster-affected populations are addressed through the provision of appropriate shelter assistance.

Duration

Three Months ( May, 2013 to July, 2013)

Target Group/Beneficiaries

2,554 Individuals

1,320 women

 1,324 men

Supported By

Concern Worldwide RAPID Fund (CRF)

Geographic Focus

Pakistan/Sindh/Kashmore/Tehsil Kashmore/1 UCs/19 villages

Description:

According to the need assessment report conducted by MF in UC Sodhi of district Kashmore, affected by flood 2012-2013, shelter was priority need of the flood affected families as they have no means to rehabilitate their houses damaged by flood 2012-13. Target people was extremely poor and lacked sustainable means of livelihood; they could hardly manage their daily expenses of food, health and other basic needs. Most of the houses in the target area were either fully damaged (43%) or partially damaged (57%) but were not livable. 

MF, through this intervention, assisted 380 extremely vulnerable households of the Mouza Sorrah of UC Sodhi through the provision of one-room transitional shelters. The internal dimension of proposed design of ORS is 16*14 ft. with mud elevated platform. The project supported most vulnerable including widows, persons with disability, child headed households and low income groups (extremely poor) in the target Mouza Sorrah.

Achievement:

1. Constructed 380 one room shelter

Title

Relief support to the Flood affectees.

Objective

To provide immediate transitional shelters to the flood affectees

Duration

Two Months (20-Oct-11 to 19-Dec-11)

Target Group/Beneficiaries

28,000 Individuals

16800 women

11200 men

Supported By

Concern Worldwide RAPID Fund (CRF)

Geographic Focus

Pakistan/Sindh/Shahid Benazirabad/Tehsil Sakrand/1 UCs/ 45 villages

Description:

Project titled Emergency shelter assistance to most vulnerable, was approved for 4000 flood affectees of 1 UCs in Shaheed Benazirabad with 2 months as a project duration. Starting from October 10, 2011 with ending on 19 December 2011. The objective of the project is to provide immediate transitional shelters to the flood affectees and the sector of intervention was Shelter & Settlement. The initial activities like staff hiring, procurement process formalities were managed to be completed in the first two weeks. Baseline was exempted, however, the purchase order (for tents) was issued in the last week of 1st month after a detailed scrutiny of selected vendor in terms of their capacity (financial worth to handle order, relevant experience to deliver supplies in efficient manner). Completing the procurement, distribution was organized delivering the emergency shelter assistance.

Achievement:

Distributed 4000 emergency shelters

Objective

“To contribute in providing immediate lifesaving relief to flood affected victims in Punjab province, and improving the inclusion of vulnerable groups in other humanitarian actor responses to the floods

Duration

Three Months (Oct, 2014 to Dec, 2014)

Target Group/Beneficiaries

15,403 Individuals

7646 women

7757 men

Supported By

Helpage International Pakistan (HAP)

Geographic Focus

Pakistan/Punjab/Sialkot/Tehsil Bannu/5 UCs/ 109 villages

Description:

Overall the project strategic objective was: “To contribute in providing immediate lifesaving relief to flood affected victims in Punjab province, and improving the inclusion of vulnerable groups in other humanitarian actor responses to the floods” have been achieved by successful implementation of supplementing activities. Life-saving relief was provided by the package distributed among 3,000 flood affected families which includes food and non-food items including water coolers, jerry can for water storage, kitchen sets and hygiene kits. Beside the distribution of food and non-food items, there was increased awareness among stakeholders for the inclusion of vulnerable groups especially older and disable people. Project activities were relevant to the community’s prevailing need (like food items for meeting their nutritional requirements and non-food items to conduct day to day activities like cooking and hygiene material to avoid increasing skin allergies and water borne diseases in the aftermath of flood in target areas. 

Achievement:

Distributed 3000 packages having food and non-food items.

Project Title

Restoration of livelihood and community physical infrastructure in flood affected union council Rangpur District Muzaffargarh

Objective

Livelihoods of vulnerable flood-affected people stabilized and restored through following:

1. Formation of early recovery committees(ERCs)
2. Provision of Poultry Flocks to women
3. Vaccination of livestock against deceases
4. Basic and critical community infrastructure and services restored through rehabilitation of following communal schemes:

1. Rehabilitation of farm to market link roads (Repair & maintenance)
2. Culverts

Duration

Four Months (Jan, 2015 to April, 2015)

Target Group/Beneficiaries

1058 Individuals

488 women

570 men

Supported By

Trocaire

Geographic Focus

Pakistan/Punjab/Muzaffargarh/Tehsil Muzaffargarh/1 UCs/ 21 villages

Description:

The Project titled “Restoration of community physical infrastructure and livelihood”implemented by Mojaz Foundation with the technical & financial support of Trocaire in marginalized & vulnerable Union Council (UC) namely Rang pur District Muzaffargarh. The Overall objective of the project was restoration of Livelihoods activities by enabling target populations to re-establish productive assets and thereby resume their livelihoods and restoration of basic community infrastructure for accessing farm to market.

Mojaz Foundation started this project February 27, 2015 in the targeted UC. MF established a network of Village committees in targeted UC. With the VCs, participation MF build a strong liaison with community and involve community into project. This approach to implement teh project was participatory.

Achievement:

Following main activities were completed in 03 months project:

• 07 Village Committee Formed.
• 06 Toolkits distributed
• Rehabilitated of 6,000 meter link road. 
• Constructed of 12 Culverts (6 Pipe and 6 Box Type)
• Distributed of Poultry to 170 HHs (women beneficiaries).
• Distributed of fertilizer to 100 HHs.
• Vaccinated of 1,250 livestock against 1000 target.

Project Title

Restoration of livelihood and Community Physical Infrastructure  in flood affected union councils  (Taliri) of  District Muzaffargarh

Objective

1. Livelihoods of vulnerable flood-affected people stabilized and restored through following 

• Provision of Wheat Seeds 
• Provision of fertilizers
• Provision of Wanda for livestock
• Vaccination to livestock against deceases

1. Basic and critical community infrastructure and services restored through rehabilitation of following communal schemes:

• Rehabilitation of Farm to market link roads
• Rehabilitation/De-siltation of water courses (Repair & maintenance)

1. De silting & land levelling

Duration

Seven Months (1st March-15 to September 30th-15)

Target Group/Beneficiaries

1331 Individuals

 381 women

950 men

Supported By

Pakistan Poverty Alleviation Fund (PPAF)

Geographic Focus

Pakistan/Punjab/Muzaffargarh/Tehsil Muzaffargarh/1 UCs/ 6 villages

Description:

MOJAZ Foundation launched this project with the financial support from PPAF in UC Taliri District Muzaffargarh. The project started with the formation of committees in order to ensure community participation in the implementation of the project.  The objective was to restore livelihoods while rehabilitation of critical economic infrastructure on which rural community depends and was then affected by the recent floods. The project included provision of  in-kind support as well as rehabilitation of the farm to market link roads, agriculture field, water courses and livelihood. 

Achievement:

Following main activities were completed in project:

• 06 Village Committee Formed.
• 06 Toolkits procurement and distributed
• Rehabilitated of 04 link roads. 3347 Meters.
• Rehabilitated of 04 water channel. 5400 meter.
• Constructed of 04 Box Culverts.
• Distributed of fertilizer & Wanda to 1000 HHs.
• Vaccinated of 5184 livestock against 5000 target.
• UCDMC and UCERT committees formed at UC level
• 39 members of UCDMC and UCERT trained in 2 CBDRM training sessions

Project Title

Provision of immediate shelter assistance to earthquake affected families of Lower Dir.

Objective

Project Goal: To ensure that the security, safety and physical protection needs of disaster-affected populations are addressed through the provision of appropriate shelter assistance.

Project specific Objective: Affected population of target area have adequate access to reasonable accommodation through winterize tents

Duration

Two Months (November-15 to December-15)

Target Group/Beneficiaries

6545 Individuals

3134 women

3411 men

Supported By

Trocaire

Geographic Focus

Pakistan/Khyber pakhtunkhawa/Lower Dir/Tehsil Muzaffargarh/2 UCs/ 00 villages

Description:

This project was implemented by Mojaz Foundation with the technical & financial support of Trocaire in marginalized & vulnerable Union Council (UC) namely Chakdara and Asband District Lower Dir. The Overall objective of project is to: Provision of relief through immediate shelter assistance to target earthquake affected families of District Lower Dir.

MF established a network of Village committees in targeted UCs. With the VCs, participation MF had built a strong liaison with community and involved the community in the project. This participatory approach made project successful. The impact of the project was provision of relief and protection in winter season and basics for living to earthquake affectees, which was badly affected in earthquake 2015. 

Achievement:

Following main activities were completed in project:

• 700 Tents procured and distributed.
• 08 Village Committee Formed

Project Title

Provision of Transitional Shelter to the Most Vulnerable TDPs of NWA living in Bannu District

Objective

To ensure that the security, safety and physical protection needs of disaster-affected populations are addressed through the provision of shelter assistance 

Duration

Three Months (December-15 to February-16)

Target Group/Beneficiaries

3803 Individuals

1903 women

1900 men

Supported By

Concern RAPID Fund

Geographic Focus

Pakistan/Khyber pakhtunkhawa/Bannu/Tehsil Bannu/1 

UCs/ 05 villages

Description:Mojaz Foundation provided 600 transitional shelters to assist TDPs in UC Takhti Khel, District Bannu, KPK based on the findings of the need assessment. The need and area selection are endorsed by the relevant cluster and the PDMA. The beneficiaries were selected in close coordination with the project community as per the criterion defined in the proposal.  Village committees were formed as a result of social mobilization who assisted in the identification and confirmation of the TDP, and also in the implementation and monitoring of the project.

As a result of provision of transitional shelter, 600 TDP families recieved living space which ensured protection for their family members especially for women and children. The transitional shelter  accommodated on average 7-8 members per TDP family.  On one hand the project reduced burden on host families and on the other the TDPs made savings on their rental expenses.

Achievement:

Following main activities were completed in project:

• Selected 5 villages with concentration of Temporary displaced Persons (TDPs)
• Formed of Village Committees 05
• Installed & handed over of T-Shelters 392 transitional shelters

Project Title

Humanitarian Assistance to internally displaced people (IDPs) in Bannu, KPK Pakistan

Objective

Increase resilience of IDP population and host communities through lifesaving Child Protection, WASH, Disaster Risk Reduction and Nutrition services

Duration

Eighteen Months (May-16 to July-17)

Target Group/Beneficiaries

70000 Individuals

35700 women

34300 men

Supported By

Plan International

Geographic Focus

Pakistan/Khyber pakhtunkhawa/Bannu/Tehsil Bannu/6 UCs/ 0 villages

Description:

The purpose of the proposed project was to enable access to improved sanitation, water, hygiene and nutrition. It  enabled the targeted population to access improved sanitation and hygiene, which contributed to the reduction and prevention of the incidence of WASH related diseases and ultimately helped reduced stunting and malnutrition. In addition to WASH interventions, the project also assisted in the screening of nutritional status of under five-year-old children with effective referral mechanism in place for the provision of nutritional supplies. The project was implemented in 6 UCs of District Bannu. 

Achievement:

Following main activities were completed in project:

• Distributed material for constructution of gender – appropriate and disability – friendly latrine facility for 1430households
• 26 WASH Clubs were formed 
• 60 hygiene sessions were conducted both in communities and schools
• Distributed 10,000 hygiene kits among TDPs in District Bannu
• 30 child – friendly awareness raising sessions for children on Child Protection, Child Rights and Referral Services, nutrition and hygiene.
• Trained Social Organizers (SOs ) and CRP (40) on IYCF and nutritional screening
• 1621 (1100 boys and 521girls) were screened and 76 cases (7 SAM & 69 MAM) referred to Government Basic Health Units (BHUs) from 6 (Six) targeted Union Councils at Bannu.
• 1475 Pregnant Lactating Women screened and 61 referred to BHUs for further treatment.
• 20 sessions organized to train HH improving the capacities for IYCF services and the skills in the field of home – based child nutrition
• One ToT for the project staff conducted

Project Title

Provision of Transitional Shelter to the most vulnerable TDPs of NWA living in Bannu District.

Objective

To ensure that the security, safety and physical protection needs of disaster-affected populations are addressed through the provision of shelter assistance 

Duration

Three Months (June-16 to August 2016)

Target Group/Beneficiaries

3696 Individuals

1792 women

1904 men

Supported By

Concern RAPID Fund

Geographic Focus

Pakistan/Khyber pakhtunkhawa/Bannu/Tehsil Bannu/1 UCs/ 05 villages

Description:

MOJAZ Foundation provided 450 transitional shelters to assist TDPs in UC Havid Landidak, District Bannu, based on the findings of the need assessment. The need and area selection were endorsed by the Shelter Cluster. The beneficiaries were selected in close coordination with the project community as per the criterion defined in the proposal.  Village committees were formed as a result of social mobilization who assisted in the identification and confirmation of the TDP, and in the implementation and monitoring of the project.

As a result of provision of transitional shelter 450 TDP families were helped to have proper living space with ensured protection for their family members especially for women and children. 

Achievement:

Following main activities were completed in project:

• Selected 4 villages with concentration of Temporary displaced Persons (TDPs)
• Formed of Village Committees 04
• Installed & handed over of T-Shelters 405 transitional shelters

Title

General Food Distribution 2016 for TDPs under PRRO 200867

Objective

To protect lives by providing humanitarian food assistance to increase food security among TDPs in Bannu.

Duration

Eleven Months (August 2016 to June 2017)

Target Group/Beneficiaries

502,124 Individuals

246,134 women

255,988 men

Supported By

United Nations World Food Programme (UNWFP)

Geographic Focus

Pakistan/Khayber Pakhtunkhawa/Bannu/Tehsil Bannu

Description:

Mojaz Foundation implemented General Food Distribution (GFD) with the support from UN-WFP as part of an appropriate response to protect lives when people have suddenly been cut off from their normal means of access to food due to operation Zarb-e-Azb.  Resultantly, they started selling off their productive assets in order to obtain food.  This project was proposed to be implemented in three hubs ( Bannu (1&5)of District Bannu where there is a large number of TDP. The proposed project addressed food needs of the TDPs for a period of 11 months.  The interventions assisted 82,874 TDP families having 502,124 (74% of this number i.e. are women, girls and boys) number of individual TDPs (estimated on 8 family size) by distributing 8626.4 MTN food (93.55 kg per family for 7 monthly cycles) starting from 1-Aug-16 with targeted closure on 30-Jun-17. 

Achievement:

1. Distributed food among 82,874 TDP families having 502,124 individuals from North waziristan for eleven months consecutively
2. 7,626.40 metric of food basket distributed

Title

Emergency response to COVID-19 in Narowal

Objective

Distribution of Hyigiene Kits to 1000 underserved households to assist in Covid-19 curtailment

Duration

3 months

Target Group/Beneficiaries

6,420 Individuals

3,134 women

3,286 men

Supported By

HUBCO

Geographic Focus

Pakistan/Punjab/Narowal/Tehsil Narowal

Description:

WASH has a key role in Infection Prevention and Control. Therefore, it was important to reach out to the poor and vulnerable communities with immediate and important hygiene related items that can help them maintain good personal hygiene, especially in times when people are locked down in their houses. Under this project Mojaz Foundation distributed hygiene kits in Narowal with the financial support from Hubco CS. The purpose was to help poor communities in maintaining personal hygiene in times when their purchasing capacities are compromised and they are locked inside their houses as per the government guidelines.

Achievement:

1. Distributed 1000 hygiene kits

360,000 Individuals

142,987 women

217,013 men

Description:

Mojaz Foundation implemented the COVID-19 response project in 16 UCs of Islamabad and Rawalpindi (8 UCs in each district) in Partnership with WaterAid Pakistan with the financial support from Reckitt and Benckiser and in coordination and support from the district government. The projects duration was 4 months starting from April, 2020 in Union Council where there were more cases of COVID-19. The project comprised of three components: 1)  Provision of 16 handwashing facilities (8 in each district; both temporary & permanent) in healthcare & quarantine facilities, marketplaces and public service provision facilities with supply of soaps for 3 months and Operation and maintenance for the duration of project period; 2) Community awareness;  Using Community Resource Persons (CRPs), 2 CRPs per UC( in total 32 CRPs) to create coronavirus’ awareness among communities of the selected UCs in Pindi and Isb; 3) ICT Campaigns to create awareness among masses through radio, cable TV and billboards; 4) Provision of Hygiene kits to facilitate the poorest of the poor in project areas with particular focus on areas where there are more number of sanitary workers residing. Lastly a state of the art Public Toilet was constructed in Islamabad under this project. 

Achievement:

• Provided of 23 hand washing facilities; both temporary and permanent in healthcare & quarantine facilities, marketplaces and public service provision facilities with supply of soaps for 3 months. 
• Community awareness held in 8 UCs of Islamabad and Rawalpindi each, to create coronavirus’ awareness among communities, which had greater cases of coronavirus, through community resource persons.
• ICT Campaigns created awareness among masses through radio, cable TV and billboards benefiting around 3600,000/- billboard viewers, plus 259200/- cable tv viewers.
• Provision of 2100/ Hygiene kits to facilitate the poorest of the poor in project areas.

Title

Provision of Hand washing Facilities Hygiene Kits and Community Awareness on Covid-19

Objective

To decrease the prevalence of COVID-19 in targeted areas through awareness raising and provision of hand washing facilities, hygiene kits and awareness raising in Islamabad-capital and Rawalpindi districts.

Duration

Three Months (July-20 to September-20)

Target Group/Beneficiaries

360,000 Individuals

142,987 women

217,013 men

Supported By

Wateraid

Geographic Focus

Pakistan/Punjab/Islamabad and Rawalpindi/Tehsil Islamabad and Rawalpindi/8 UCs

Description:

Mojaz Foundation implemented the “COVID-19 response” project in 2 UCs of Islamabad and 6 UCs of Rawalpindi (8 UCs in) in total in partnership with WaterAid Pakistan with the financial support from Unilever and in coordination and support from the district government. The projects duration was 3 months starting from June 23rd, 2020 to September 23rd, 2020 in Union Councils where there were more cases of COVID-19. The project deliverables were: 1)  Provision of hand washing facilities (4 in Islamabad; 2 temporary & 2 permanent) in healthcare & quarantine facilities, marketplaces and public service provision facilities with supply of soaps for 3 months and Operation and maintenance for the duration of project period; 2) Community awareness;  Using Community Resource Persons (CRPs), 2 CRPs per UC ( in total 15 CRPs + 1 CRP Coordinator) to create coronavirus awareness among communities of the selected UCs in Rawalpindi and Islamabad; 3) ICT Campaigns to create awareness among masses through radio, cable TV and billboards; 4) Provision of Hygiene/MHM kits to facilitate the poorest of the poor in project areas with particular focus on areas where there are more number of sanitary workers residing. 

The response was much needed and was appreciated by the district governments of Rawalpindi and Islamabad. They appreciated the methodology of using Community Resource Persons for the awareness raising activities in particular. Their support, advice and cooperation made it possible to deliver the project effectively as committed with WaterAid. This project has significant positive effects on the lives of people having less/limited access to hygiene facilities and lack of awareness regarding corona virus spread. Under this project, 2000 Hygiene/MHM Kits (protective items) were distributed among poorest households and sanitation workers in 6 UCs of Rawalpindi, 2 UCs of Islamabad, and among government offices in Islamabad region. Five hand washing facilities were installed in Islamabad and Rawalpindi region along with provision of liquid soap bottles and 270 soap bars in total thus facilitating 23350 users. Soaps were also distributed in 3 schools of Islamabad region to facilitate hand washing. Community awareness raising on Covid-19 was carried out through door-to-door sessions and by using speaker announcements in 8 UCs by 5 women CRPs and 10 men CRPs hired from the local community. Community was reached out by 10 men CRPs (80.55% of the targeted population) and by 5 women CRPs (98.30% of the targeted population). Besides, awareness raising among masses was carried out through cable TV networks and display of billboards having critical messages on the prevention of COVID-19 at prominent public places. Pictures are attached showing the positive impact of all these activities on the project beneficiaries.

Achievement:

• 102251 plus 9437community reach using speaker announcements by 15 CRPs. 
• Total messages advertised are 5760 for 60 days targeting population of 151125 using cable TV networks.
• 4 billboards installed reaching out to 2,640,000
• 2 permanent and 3 temporary hand washing facilities installed along with Soap provision for 107 days reaching out to 23,350 visitors.
• Distributed 24,084 soaps bars
• Distributed 500 MHM kits
• Distributed 1500 Hygiene kits