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District Report Housing Recovery and Reconstruction Platform, Nepal Housing Recovery and Reconstruction Platform Monthly District Report Housing Recovery and Reconstruction Platform, Nepal Housing Recovery and Reconstruction Platform District Report Kavrepalanchok 12 April – 9 May 2019 Summary of events during this period Name of activity/event Event date Participants Contact Person Reference summary Document Male Female Visit to Namobuddha 12 Apr 2019 1 - im.kavrepalanchok@hrrpnepal. Field Visit Municipality to attend the org Section below commencement ceremony of Model Retrofit House by UNOPS Consortium Field Visit to Panauti 24 Apr 2019 1 1 [email protected] Field Visit Municipality Ward 9,10 Section below Visit to Sindhupalchok for the 25 Apr 2019 1 1 [email protected] NA handover/takeover program Handover of Sanjivani school 25 Apr 2019 - - Education/DLPIU News and and two road projects under Update section EEAP to mark the Earthquake below Day Training Database Update 25 Apr 2019 - - im.kavrepalanchok@hrrpnepal. GD org 5W Update 25 Apr 2019 - - im.kavrepalanchok@hrrpnepal. GD org Field Visit to Dhulikhel 26 Apr 2019 1 1 [email protected] Housing Municipality 5 for Housing Typology App Typology Survey Collection of detail data on 6 May 2019 - - [email protected] Mail Municipal Staffs Meal Reporting 6 May 2019 - - [email protected] GD Interaction program with Focal 7 May 2019 [email protected] News and Persons of 13 palikas at Update section Building/DLPIU below Support to GMALI on 3-7 May 2019 - - [email protected] NA Compliance Verification Field Visit to Namobuddha 8 May 2019 3 1 [email protected] Field Visit Nagarpalika and Temal Section below Gaupalika to observe the Model Retrofit Houses Tranche Return Update 9 May 2019 - - im.kavrepalanchok@hrrpnepal. GD org Contact List Update 9 May 2019 - - im.kavrepalanchok@hrrpnepal. GD org Housing Typology Update 9 May 2019 - - [email protected] GD Support to GMALI on grievance 12 Apr-9 May - - [email protected] NA handling 2019 9 May 2019 Page 1 of 9 Monthly 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 Joint Monitoring Field Visit to Temal 22-24 May 2019, 8:00 AM- HRRP [email protected] Gaupalika 5:00 PM, Temal GP News & Updates 4th Earthquake Day, 25th April 2019, Sanjivani School Kavrepalanchok To mark the Earthquake Day, Education/DLPIU along with Sanjivani School organized Inauguration and Handover program of Sanjivani School and two road projects constructed under Earthquake Emergency Assistance Project (EEAP) on 25th April 2019. It was attended by Rt. Hon Prime Minister, Minister of Education, Science and Technology, Minister of Information and Communication, CEO Of National Reconstruction Authority, Secretary of Physical Infrastructure and Transport Province 3, Members of Parliament, Mayor of Dhulikhel, Chief of District Offices of Kavre and Bhaktapur. The devastation of the 25th April 2015 was recalled and hope for the reconstruction of safer and resilient communities and infrastructure was shared by all the speakers. Handover of the road projects of Kavre and Bhaktapur. Photo Courtesy: GMALI Chief Lok Nath Regmi 9 May 2019 Page 2 of 9 Monthly District Report Housing Recovery and Reconstruction Platform, Nepal Housing Recovery and Reconstruction Platform News & Updates Interaction Program with Focal Persons of all the local structures of Kavre, Building/DLPIU, 7th May 2019 One Focal Person has been assigned to each of the thirteen local structures of the district, selected as per the interest from all the technical persons working in their respective local structures. The interaction program was organized with the objective to orient the focal persons of their duties and responsibilities according to the ToR. The caseloads of CS Entry for the Third Inspection along with the new arrangement of Ghumti Toli too were shared in the program. The main objective of the Ghumti Toli is to organize palika level CS Entry sessions to meet the caseload targets. The monthly meeting of the focal persons was finalized for the 4th of each Nepali month where each of the focal persons will need to share the updates and challenges of their respective palikas. The focal person of each of the palikas are: SN Palika Focal Person 1 Roshi Gaupalika Omkar Wagle 2 Temal Gaupalika Rabin Subedi 3 Mahabharat Gaupalika Anjan Parajuli 4 Chaurideurali Gaupalika Sagar Gautam 5 Khanikhola Gaupalika Keshav Raj Adhikari 6 Namobuddha Nagarpalika Sanskar Shrestha 7 Bhumlu Gaupalika Santosh Mishra 8 Bethanchok Gaupalika Bhuwan Shrestha 9 Panchkhal Nagarpalika Durga Paudel 10 Banepa Nagarpalika Binaya Kharel 11 Panauti Nagarpalika Dipesh Khatri 12 Dhulikhel Nagarpalika Rejeena Pradhan 13 Mandandeupur Nagarpalika Jeetendra Yadav Monitoring and Evaluation Consultant Roshan Kesari orienting the focal persons on the ToR. 9 May 2019 Page 3 of 9 Monthly District Report Housing Recovery and Reconstruction Platform, Nepal Housing Recovery and Reconstruction Platform Tranche Status Municipality Banepa Bethanchok Bhumlu ChauriDeurali Dhulikhel KhaniKhola Mahabharat MandanDeupur NamoBuddha Panchkhal Panauti Roshi Temal Total HHs - - - - - - - - - - - - - Surveyed Total HHs 7078 4377 6206 6412 5995 2846 2951 9221 7637 9948 9188 6374 4848 Eligible Total HHs - - - - - - - - - - - - - Enrolled 1st Tranche 6371 3775 5842 5558 5233 2740 2875 8531 6325 8978 8115 5480 4176 2nd Tranche 3260 2893 4932 4932 2914 2238 2420 6897 3531 6383 4693 4163 3118 3rd Tranche 2381 1722 3960 2642 1892 910 1621 4820 2101 4108 3298 2494 2077 Total HH - - - - - - - - - - - - - Constructed Grievance 2226 1202 1038 1578 2151 683 1075 2300 2814 3041 2874 2257 2101 Registered Grievance 2031 1202 971 1517 1919 681 1055 1762 2296 2932 2851 2203 2069 Addressed RF HH - - - - - - - - - - - - - Eligible RF HH - - - - - - - - - - - - - Enrolled RF 1st 77 73 14 46 40 43 143 25 20 110 128 129 106 Tranche RF 2nd 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 14 0 0 2 Tranche Non- Compliance - - - - - - - - - - - - - Registered Non- Compliance - - - - - - - - - - - - - Addressed 9 May 2019 Page 4 of 9 Monthly District Report Housing Recovery and Reconstruction Platform, Nepal Housing Recovery and Reconstruction Platform Tranche Status Reconstruction Tranche Status (9 May 2019) Grievance Addressal Status (9 May 2019) 2077 Temal 3118 4176 Temal GaPa 2069 2494 2101 Roshi 4163 5480 Roshi GaPa 2203 3298 2257 Panauti 4693 8115 Panauti NaPa 2851 2874 4108 Panchkhal 6383 8978 Pachkhal NaPa 2932 3041 2101 NamoBuddha 3531 6325 Namobuddha NaPa 2296 2814 4820 MandanDeupur 6897 8531 Mandandeupur NaPa 1762 2300 1621 Mahabharat 2420 Addressed 2875 Mahabharat GaPa 1055 1075 910 Registered KhaniKhola 2238 2740 Khanikhola GaPa 681 683 1892 Dhulikhel 2914 5233 Dhulikhel NaPa 1919 2151 2642 ChauriDeurali 4932 5558 Chaurideurali GaPa 1517 1578 3960 Bhumlu 4932 5842 Bhumlu GaPa 971 1038 Bethanchok 1722 2893 Bethanchowk GaPa 1202 3775 1202 2381 Banepa 3260 Banepa NaPa 2031 6371 2226 3rd Tranche 2nd Tranche 1st Tranche 9 May 2019 Page 5 of 9 Monthly District Report Housing Recovery and Reconstruction Platform, Nepal Housing Recovery and Reconstruction Platform Field Visit Report Visit 1 Date Location Participants from HRRP and stakeholders 12 April 2019 KanpurKalapani, Namobuddha-5 • Ishor Neupane, HRRP Objective(s) • Participate in the commencement ceremony of Model Retrofit House The program of Model Retrofit House by UNOPS Consortium was commenced at Namobuddha Municipality-5. CEO of National Reconstruction Sushil Gyawali inaugurated the program. Prior the field program, a sharing meeting was conducted at Namobuddha Municipality. The major points discussed in the meeting were: • Need of efficient tranche release system Summary • High migration rate into the urban areas of the palika and neighboring palikas and its impact in the palika. • Need of data of beneficiaries receiving first tranche but have not yet reconstructed/not willing to reconstruct. • Promote retrofitting across the palika. • Ensure engineers training and community awareness programs on retrofit. Photos Commencement program of Model Retrofit House at Commencement program of Model Retrofit House at Namobudhha-5 Namobudhha-5 Photograph By: Ishor Neupane Photograph By: Ishor Neupane 9 May 2019 Page 6 of 9 Monthly District Report Housing Recovery and Reconstruction Platform, Nepal Housing Recovery and Reconstruction Platform Field Visit Report Visit 2 Date Location Participants from HRRP and stakeholders 24 April 2019 Panauti 9, 10 • Reshma Shrestha, HRRP • Ishor Neupane, HRRP • Conduct Ward level meeting Objective(s) • Update the reconstruction progress at ward levels • Housing Typology Survey During the field visit, ward level coordination meeting was conducted in Ward 10 whereas housing typology survey was conducted in ward 9 and 10. At ward 10, ward level coordination meeting was conducted with participation of Ward Secretary, Ward Member and HRRP. 399 of the total beneficiaries have received first tranche, 191 have received second tranche and 115 have received third tranche. The list of 22 beneficiaries who constructed their house immediately after earthquake has been prepared and forwarded to Building/DLPIU whereas all the documents of 24 beneficiaries requesting to switch from retrofit to reconstruction have been forwarded to NRA. Summary Grievances is the major issue of the ward. The earlier resurvey and reverification missed a total of 221 and 275 grievances from two previous wards now included in Ward 10. These will now be covered by the ongoing
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