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District Report Housing Recovery and Reconstruction Platform, Nepal Housing Recovery and Reconstruction Platform Monthly District Report Dolakha, Ramechhap, Sindhuli 9 May - 13 June 2019 Summary of events during this period Districts Name of activity/event Event date Location (District, Contact Person Reference Municipality) Document Palika level reconstruction 9-May-2019 Shailung prabin.gautam@ Refer to Field coordination meeting Gaupalika hrrpnepal.org visit section Palika level reconstruction 20-May-2019 Tamakoshi prabin.gautam@ Refer to Field coordination meeting Gaupalika hrrpnepal.org visit section GMaLI/HRRP district coordination 22-May-2019 GMaLI office, prabin.gautam@ Document Here meeting with POs. Dolakha. hrrpnepal.org Reconstruction coordination meeting 23-May-2019 Baiteshwor prabin.gautam@ Refer to Field Gaupalika hrrpnepal.org visit section District Reconstruction 28-May-2019 DCC office, prabin.gautam@ Document Here Facilitation/Coordination Meetings at Dolakha. hrrpnepal.org Dolakha DCC office where DCC chief Mr. Double Pandey was the chairperson. Ward level reconstruction 29-May-2019 Bhimeshwor ward prabin.gautam@ Refer to Field coordination meeting no.: 1 hrrpnepal.org visit section Palika and ward level reconstruction 30-May-2019 Jiri Municipality prabin.gautam@ Refer to Field coordination meeting at municipality and ward no.: 4 & hrrpnepal.org visit section office. 5 Preparation of district report and 10- 13 June- prabin.gautam@ municipal experience sharing report. 2019 hrrpnepal.org Prepared Dolakha MEAL report for the 5-June-2019 prabin.gautam@ month of May 2019 and submit to hrrpnepal.org HRRP Ramech Palika Level Coordination Meeting 12-May-2019 Ramechhap, Pranjal Bhandari Meeting hap Khadadevi RM Minutes Palika Level Coordination meeting 13-May-2019 Ramechhap, Pranjal Bhandari Meeting Doramba RM Minutes Palika Level Coordination Meeting 15-May-2019 Ramechhap, Pranjal Bhandari Meeting Sunapati RM Minutes Ward Level Coordination Meeting 3rd-Jun-2019 Ramechhap, Pranjal Bhandari Meeting Gokulganga RM-4 Highlights Palika Level Coordination Meeting 6th-Jun-2019 Ramechhap Pranjal Bhandari Meeting Umakunda RM Highlights Sindhuli Palika Level Coordination meeting 15th May Sunkoshi tulashi.lamichha Click Here for 2019 Gaupalika [email protected] Report rg Ward Level Coordination Meeting 29th May Ghyanglekh tulashi.lamichha Click Here for 2019 Gaupalika [email protected] Minutes rg District Level Coordination Meeting 11th May DCC Chief office tulashi.lamichha Click Here for 2019 [email protected] Minutes rg 13 June 2019 Page 1 of 24 District Report Housing Recovery and Reconstruction Platform, Nepal Housing Recovery and Reconstruction Platform Upcoming Events & Meetings Name of activity/event Date, Time, and Location Organizer Contact Person (District, Municipality) NSET day celebration 18th June 2019 at Charikot, NSET-Dolakha [email protected] Dolakha. Joint monitoring field visit with 24-28 June 2019 at Gaurisankar [email protected] GMaLI, DLPIU/Building and RM and Kalinchowk RM. HRRP-Dolakha CLPIU-M&E Joint Monitoring field visit and Ramechhap, Ramechhap HRRP, DLPIU Pranjal Bhandari Palika level Coordination Municipality Building Meeting Palika Level Coordination Fikkal Gaupalika, 14th May 2019 HRRP and GMALI Tulasi Ram Lamichhane Meeting [email protected] 13 June 2019 Page 2 of 24 District Report Housing Recovery and Reconstruction Platform, Nepal Housing Recovery and Reconstruction Platform News & Updates # Dolakha NSET/Baliyo Ghar conducted two days training on Disaster Risk Reduction Management at Simpani Hall, Charikot and Virkot village, Tamakoshi RM from 11 to 12 June 2019. Photo: Retrofit and DRR training at Charikot, Simpani Hall, Dolakha. a. The program was focused on disaster risk reduction and prolonged reconstruction for local representatives. b. Building code implementation and process of approval for house designs. c. Observation of retrofit techniques at field visit. Photo: Retrofitted beneficiary house at Tamakoshi RM, Virkot village, Dolakha. # Sindhuli District • Skills for Safe Reconstruction Project (SSRP) of Swiss Contact in Sindhuli district has conducted 7 day's skills upgrading training on earthquake resilient timber frame building construction techniques to 120 construction carpenters involved in the reconstruction works. The training was conducted in Kamalamai Municipality and Marin Rural Municipality comprising of 80 and 60 trainees respectively. SSRP developed 7 days training curriculum for carpentry training that incorporated structural principles as specified for earthquake resiliency and further approved by CLPIU. The need of this training was identified by SSRP in collaboration with National Reconstruction Authority (NRA), Sindhuli. It was realized that house owners were facing problems to build timber houses for shortage of skilled workers and there were number of noncompliance issues. 13 June 2019 Page 3 of 24 District Report Housing Recovery and Reconstruction Platform, Nepal Housing Recovery and Reconstruction Platform • SERVE project conducted by Mercy Corps Nepal has been providing Socio Technical Support to the vulnerable groups of the vulnerable list provided by NRA. Out of 119 vulnerable group beneficiaries, others except 35 have completed the construction of house before the introduction of the SERVE Project. SERVE has been providing STA to the 35 Households among which 33 have completed their houses and remaining two are in the roof band and intermediate band level respectively. The Solution to the landless issues has been provided via a meeting conducted in the presence of Member of Parliament (Haribol Gajurel and Ganesh Pahadi), CDO (Janardan Gautam), DCC Chief (Shankar Raj Barma Tiwari), DCO (Dik Bahadur Karki) and Act. GMALI Chief (Surya Prakash Bista). The program was organized by GMALI. Tranche Status (Dolakha) Total Total Retrofitting Total HHs HHs HHs First Second Third Retrofitting Retrofitting Retrofitting 2nd Name of Palika Surveyed Eligible Enrolled Tranche Tranche Tranche HH Eligible HH Enrolled 1st Tranche Tranche Baiteshwor Gaunpalika 6392 8359 8198 7726 7229 6764 342 6 6 0 Bhimeshwor Nagarpalika 10796 12525 11117 11029 8484 6894 353 110 110 0 Bigu Gaunpalika 5758 6733 6327 6228 5813 5150 35 6 6 0 Gaurishankar Gaunpalika 5405 6876 6571 6491 5919 5725 134 38 38 0 Jiri Nagarpalika 4764 5850 5634 5022 4234 3395 171 31 31 0 Kalinchok Gaunpalika 7527 8916 8457 8449 8115 7779 32 19 19 0 Melung Gaunpalika 7006 7685 6965 6583 6345 5525 476 30 30 0 Sailung Gaunpalika 6800 8424 6975 6949 6118 4946 918 50 50 0 Tamakoshi Gaunpalika 6191 7461 6873 6872 6481 5735 115 9 9 0 Graph of Tranche Status: 13 June 2019 Page 4 of 24 District Report Housing Recovery and Reconstruction Platform, Nepal Housing Recovery and Reconstruction Platform Tranche Status (Sindhuli) Tranche Status Table: Total Total Retrofitting Total HHs HHs HHs First Second Third Retrofitting Retrofitting Retrofitting 2nd Name of Palika Surveyed Eligible Enrolled Tranche Tranche Tranche HH Eligible HH Enrolled 1st Tranche Tranche Dudhouli Nagarpalika 15002 5179 4692 4692 2275 842 3531 804 0 Ghanglekh Gaunpalika 3032 2244 2139 2139 1662 1148 530 118 0 Golanjor Gaunpalika 4835 3231 2992 2992 2372 1774 667 97 0 Hariharpurgadhi Gaunpalika 5176 2601 2296 2296 1746 326 1538 0 0 Kamalamai Nagarpalika 15659 8537 7799 7799 4528 2610 1788 376 0 Marin Gaunpalika 5717 3720 3192 3192 2084 830 1266 138 0 Phikkal Gaunpalika 4072 2666 2171 2171 2005 1699 932 8 0 Sunkoshi Gaunpalika 6393 5032 4858 4858 3554 1685 327 0 0 Tinpatan Gaunpalika 8863 4701 4671 4671 3986 3234 2499 543 0 Graph of Tranche Status: 13 June 2019 Page 5 of 24 District Report Housing Recovery and Reconstruction Platform, Nepal Housing Recovery and Reconstruction Platform Graph for Retrofitting Status: 13 June 2019 Page 6 of 24 District Report Housing Recovery and Reconstruction Platform, Nepal Housing Recovery and Reconstruction Platform Tranche Status (Ramechhap) Tranche Status Table: PA PA Eligible Agreement Eligible Agreement Tranche I Tranche Palika Name HHs Signed Tranche I Tranche II Tranche III HHs RF RF RF II RF Doramba Gaunpalika 5252 4716 4708 3968 2932 1076 47 47 0 Gokulganga Gaunpalika 6343 6075 6066 5203 4294 347 1 1 0 Khadadevi Gaunpalika 5212 5215 5121 4769 4105 1317 222 222 0 Likhu Gaunpalika 5686 5545 5544 5123 4494 1010 16 16 0 Manthali Nagarpalika 11077 10758 10756 9700 8170 1271 39 39 0 Ramechhap Nagarpalika 6554 6416 6412 5708 5131 960 6 6 0 Sunapati Gaunpalika 3671 3555 3550 3148 2240 821 20 20 0 Umakunda Gaunpalika 4984 4566 4566 4087 2858 343 5 5 0 Graph of Tranche Status: Ramechhap Reconstruction Tranche DistributionStatus 12000 120.00% 10758 10756 9700 10000 100.00% 8170 8000 80.00% 6416 6412 6075 6066 5544 5708 6000 5545 60.00% 5203 5215 5121 5123 5131 4716 4566 4708 4769 4494 4566 4294 4105 3550 4087 3968 3555 4000 3148 40.00% 2932 2858 2240 2000 20.00% 0 0.00% Doramba Gokulganga Khadadevi Likhu Manthali Ramechhap Sunapati Umakunda Gaunpalika Gaunpalika Gaunpalika Gaunpalika Nagarpalika Nagarpalika Gaunpalika Gaunpalika PA Agreement Signed 1st Tranche Cnt 2nd Tranche Cnt 3rd Tranche Cnt 1st Tranche % 2nd Tranche % 3rd Tranche % 13 June 2019 Page 7 of 24 District Report Housing Recovery and Reconstruction Platform, Nepal Housing Recovery and Reconstruction Platform Graph for Retrofitting Status: Ramechhap Retrofit Tranche Distribution Status 1317 1400 1271 1200 1076 1010 960 1000 821 800 600 400 347 343 222 222 200 47 47 1 1 16 16 39 39 6 6 20 20 5 5 0 Doramba Gokulganga Khadadevi Likhu Manthali Ramechhap
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