Emergency Rapid Needs Assessment a. Name of organization: Young Sheedi Welfare Organization b. Type of the organization (CBO/NGO/ NGO Private sector/Others – specify) c. Name of the head of organization Mr. Khalid d. Postal Address: D-7 Abid Town Phase-II Hyderabad Bypass Road Badin Sindh e. Office phone number: 0297-870539 f. Cell Number (organization head): +92-3323885776 g. Fax: 0297870539 h. Email: [email protected] i. Website: j. Key Contact person – Name & Designation: Mr. Abdul Hakeem k. Contact number of Key Contact Person: +92-3323894103
Young Sheedi Welfare Organization (YSWO); as a silver-lining, of hope for betterment, socio- economic change and human development, emerged on August 7 th, 1987 under the unflinching, dedicated leadership and patronage of Mr. Faiz Mohammad Bilali. The organization was under same name was registered in 1989 with social welfare department Government of Sindh, under social voluntary organizations act 1961. YSWO has always endeavoured to provide relief service in case of emergency. The organization believes in providing relief services irrespective of cast, colour, and religion. YSWO is working on emergency since 1994 with different International Donors working in Badin. Badin district is situated between latitude 24o 13’ to 25o 12’ North and longitude 68o 21’ to 69o 20’ East. The district is bounded in the north by Hyderabad, in the east by Mirpurkhas and Tharparkar districts, in the south by the Arabian Sea and Rann of Kutch, which also forms the international boundary with India, and in the west it borders Thatta and Hyderabad districts. The total area of the district is 6,527 square kilometres and the district consists of five talukas, namely: Badin, Matli, Tando Bago, Golarchi and Talhar. With the introduction of the Devolution System, the talukas have been sub-divided into 46 union councils, 109 tapas and 511 dehs. Badin has a mild climate. Rainfall is highly erratic and unpredictable with an average rainfall of 258.8 mm. Emergency Rapid Need Assessment is conducted by Young Sheedi Welfare Organization Badin Team on 29 July, 2015.
1. LOCATION DETAILS: LOCATION: ADMIN.LEVEL A: ADMIN.LEVEL B: P_CODE:
Badin City Badin 72220
2. ASSESSMENT TRIP DETAILS: Organization conducting Person completing Date (dd/mm/yy): Location Coordinates: assessment: form: 7 Camps in Badin
YSWO-Badin, July-Aug 2015 City Young Sheedi Welfare Awais Rahimoon 29/07/2015 Coordinates type : Organization Badin and Abdul Hakeem
3. LOCAL AUTHORITIES/CONTACTS: Name Title Contact number and office Ali Nawaz Bhoot Assistant Commissioner 0297862362 , DCO Office Badin Badin
4. POPULATION INFORMATION: Previous population at location: Current population at Number of IDPs among location: current population: 1,136,636 More than 1 Million 3500
5. LOCATION TYPE: Location type (one only): Is this location serving as distribution point: Established settlement Yes IDP Camp/Center No
6. SECURITY SITUATION: Suspected mines in the Recent security related incidents General security situation: area: aimed at humanitarian
agencies/workers? Yes Security situation is very critical No
7. TRANSPORTATION: Road type: Road accessible by: Location also Paved-Smooth Car Obstacles on road: accessible by:
Paved-Rough 4-wheel drive Water
Dirt-Smooth Light truck Air Totally sunk in water. Rail Dirt-Rough Heavy truck
Other: Other:
8. ELECTRICITY:
Fully functional Intermittent Not functional How many hours per day:
9. 9HOUSING CONDITIONS (Numbers or percentage if possible, otherwise mark relevant . category with X or ✔):
YSWO-Badin, July-Aug 2015 Category 1 Category 2 Category 3 Category 4 Category 5
(Over 30% roof (Broken windows, (Up to 30% roof damage, severe fire (Destroyed, door locks and damage, partial (Not or other damage cannot be hinges, roof tiles, cut fire damage or damaged) (doors and windows, repaired) off from electricity other and all piping and and water) destruction) wiring destroyed)
10. FOOD: Food sources: Humanitarian distribution Warehouse/storage for humanitarian supplies available: Native fruits Yes No Livestock
Vegetables Warehouse managed by: Crops Supplies available in local market
11. AGRICULTURE: Farming at location: Crops usually planted in the Current status of Yes No area: crops/farming:
Approximate % of families that Cotton, Tomato, Wheat Totally sunk in water are farming:
12. WATER SUPPLY: Availability to Population Water Source Condition 25 % 75 % Well (How Working 50 % 100 % many______) Damaged Stream/river Contaminated Storage containers Destroyed Piped water system Comments: Bottled water Other: Hnad Pump
13. SANITARY FACILITIES: Type: Comments: Access to sanitary facilities: Comments: Inside toilets Adequate Poor condition Latrines Inadequate
14. HEALTH AND MEDICAL FACILITIES/SERVICES:
YSWO-Badin, July-Aug 2015 Facility at location: Functioning: Total Number of Staff Hospital Doctors: 22 Patient Services Nurses: ______ Yes No Yes No Total Beds: 100 Clinic Other: Ambulances: 01 ______ Yes No Yes No ( ) Other (specify): ______ Yes No Yes No ( ) Other closest facility
(type, location):
15. HEALTH – Continued Signs of disease Availability of medicines: Availability of medical Diarrhea & vomiting Adequate supplies: Coughing Basic/emergency supply Adequate
Rashes/sores Inadequate Basic/emergency supply
Dehydration Inadequate
Malnutrition Malaria
Other (specify)
16. EDUCATION:
Primary schools: Secondary schools:
Previous number: Previous number: Number of destroyed: Number of destroyed: Number of schools in need of repair: Number of schools in need of repair:
17. AID SITUATION: Supplies received so far: How supplied (Air, boat, Aid agencies currently at location: truck)?
Still nothing No one
supplied
YSWO-Badin, July-Aug 2015 18. Most urgent needs: List supplies or assistance urgently needed. Please specify needs by sector of assistance (food, health, water and sanitation, shelter, agriculture, education, electricity, other).
Sector: Supplies/Assistance needed (quantify Comments/Additional explanations: if possible):
Food Need food Health Medical camps should be established and availability of medicines
Shelter Houses should be repaired Water and Availability of pure water with proper Sanitation drainage system
Agriculture Need Support in crops Education Schools should be repaired Electricity Availability of electricity
ADDITIONAL COMMENTS/OBSE RVATIONS
A total of 16 relief camps are established so far in affected district of Badin; 07 Camps in Badin city, 03 in TandoBago, 03 in Golarchi, and 03 in Talhar. According to reports, over 50 villages have been inundated across Badin, mainly rural side of Badin. And more than 3500 peoples are transferred to relief camps. There are reports of widespread collapsed houses both in rain affected urban and rural areas. The population from most of the affected village was evacuated to safe places still there are people who are trapped in the waters. Flood relief camps are established for affected and displaced population by district administration. The camps have started reporting though compliance varies due to infrastructure damage and subsequent HR and communication problems. Major public health concerns include: Increase in ARI, Diarrhea, and Skin Diseases in affected population Damage to roads and infrastructures thus compromising access to information and health services. Shortage of essentially required medicines due to substantial magnitude of problem. Damage to crops and stored grains thus resulting acute shortage of food both for human and livestock. Accidents & Injuries Shortage of Anti-Snake Venom & Anti-Rabies Vaccines Interruption in routine vaccination activities
YSWO-Badin, July-Aug 2015 Affected peoples are demanding these need on the priority areas include: Shelter for flood affected population Provision of safe water for affected population Appropriate sanitation & disposal services Supplies for water purification & chlorination Food & Nutrition MNCH Services Transportation and Referral services Vaccination for commonly occurring diseases and routine EPI
YSWO-Badin, July-Aug 2015