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Sindh Flood 2011 - Union Council Ranking - Naushahro Feroze District PAKISTAN - Sindh Flood 2011 - Union Council Ranking - Naushahro Feroze District Union council ranking exercise, coordinated by UNOCHA and Community Restoration Food Education UNDP, is a joint effort of Government and humanitarian partners Mohabat Mohabat Mohabat Dero Jagir Dero Jagir Dero Jagir Khanwahan Khanwahan Kotri Khanwahan Kotri Kotri Muhammad Muhammad Muhammad in the notified districts of 2011 floods in Sindh. Its purpose is to: Kabir Kabir Kabir Mehrabpur Kamaladero Kamaldero Mehrabpur Kamaldero Mehrabpur Halani Identify high priority union councils with outstanding needs. Halani 02 Halani 02 02 Jam Mehrabpur Jam Mehrabpur Jam Mehrabpur 01 Noorullah Behlani 01 Noorullah Behlani 01 Noorullah Behlani Facilitate stackholders to plan/support interventions and divert Abad Abad Abad Kandiaro Jiando Kandiaro Jiando Kandiaro Jiando DADU Rajper DADU Rajper DADU Rajper Ghulam Ganghra Ghulam Ganghra Ghulam Ganghra Shah resources where they are most needed. Shah Saeedpur Shah Saeedpur Saeedpur Dabhro Dabhro Dabhro Palano Bhorti Palano Kotbahadur Bhorti Palano Kotbahadur Bhorti Kotbahadur Bhiria Lakha Bhiria Lakha Bhiria Lakha Provide common prioritization framework to clusters, agencies City City Tharushah City Tharushah Bhiria Road Tharushah Bhiria Road Bhiria Road City City City Dalipota Dalipota Dalipota Mithiani Molhan Mithiani Mithiani Molhan Bhiria and donors. Bhiria Chaheen Molhan Bhiria Chaheen Chaheen Naushahro Khahi Kassim Naushahro Khahi Kassim Naushahro Khahi Kassim Feroze Bhiria Feroze Bhiria Feroze Bhiria Road Road Road First round of this exercise is completed from February - March Abran Kur Hassan Abran Kur Hassan Abran Kur Hassan Ghan Gaju Ghan Gaju Ghan Gaju Depareja Depareja Depareja Naushahro feroze KHAIRPUR Naushahro feroze KHAIRPUR Naushahro feroze KHAIRPUR 2012. Jatoi Padidan Jatoi Padidan Jatoi Padidan Noorpur Noorpur Noorpur Phull Dangeja Phull Dangeja Phull Dangeja Bhambhri Bhambhri Bhambhri Lalia Manahin Lalia Manahin Lalia Manahin Moro Moro Moro Fatoo Balal Daris Khairwah Darya Khan Fatoo Balal Daris Khairwah Darya Khan Fatoo Balal Daris Khairwah Darya Khan Balochistan Punjab Mari Mari Mari PAKISTAN Masurjiwai Masurjiwai Masurjiwai Kahkat Kahkat Kahkat AFGHANISTAN INDIA SHAHEED BENAZIRABAD SHAHEED BENAZIRABAD SHAHEED BENAZIRABAD JAMSHORO JAMSHORO JAMSHORO Naushahro Pakistan PAKISTAN Feroze INDIA Agriculture WASH Shelter & NFIs Sindh Mohabat Mohabat Mohabat Dero Jagir Dero Jagir Dero Jagir Khanwahan Khanwahan Kotri Kotri Khanwahan Kotri Muhammad Muhammad Muhammad Arabian Sea Kabir Kabir Kabir Kamaldero Mehrabpur Kamaldero Mehrabpur Kamaldero Mehrabpur Halani 02 Halani 02 Halani 02 Jam Mehrabpur Jam Mehrabpur Jam Mehrabpur 01 01 Noorullah Behlani Noorullah Behlani Noorullah Behlani 01 Abad Abad Abad Kandiaro Jiando Kandiaro Jiando Kandiaro Jiando DADU Rajper DADU Rajper DADU Rajper Priority Scale Ghulam Ganghra Ghulam Ganghra Ghulam Ganghra Shah Shah Saeedpur Saeedpur Shah Saeedpur Dabhro Dabhro Dabhro Palano Palano High Moderate Low No Priority Bhorti Kotbahadur Bhorti Kotbahadur Bhorti Palano Kotbahadur Bhiria Lakha Bhiria Lakha Bhiria Lakha Tharushah City Tharushah City City Bhiria Road Bhiria Road Tharushah Bhiria Road City City City Dalipota Dalipota Dalipota Mithiani Molhan Mithiani Molhan Mithiani Bhiria Chaheen Bhiria Chaheen Molhan Bhiria Chaheen Naushahro Khahi Kassim Naushahro Khahi Kassim Naushahro Khahi Kassim Feroze Bhiria Feroze Bhiria Feroze Bhiria Road Road Road Abran Kur Hassan Abran Kur Hassan Abran Kur Hassan Ghan Gaju Ghan Gaju Ghan Gaju Depareja Depareja Depareja Brief Overview of district: Naushahro feroze KHAIRPUR Naushahro feroze KHAIRPUR Naushahro feroze KHAIRPUR Jatoi Padidan Jatoi Padidan Jatoi Padidan Noorpur Noorpur Noorpur Phull Dangeja Phull Dangeja Phull Dangeja Total Affected Bhambhri Bhambhri Bhambhri Lalia Manahin Lalia Manahin Lalia Manahin Population (estimated 2011) 1’424’925 671’499 Moro Moro Moro Fatoo Balal Daris Khairwah Darya Khan Fatoo Balal Daris Khairwah Darya Khan Fatoo Balal Daris Khairwah Darya Khan Mari Mari Mari Area (square km) 2’826 2’826 Masurjiwai Masurjiwai Masurjiwai Kahkat Kahkat Kahkat Number of talukas 5 5 SHAHEED BENAZIRABAD SHAHEED BENAZIRABAD SHAHEED BENAZIRABAD JAMSHORO JAMSHORO JAMSHORO Number of union councils 51 51 Health Nutrition Protection Number of Dehs 231 231 Mohabat Mohabat Mohabat Dero Jagir Dero Jagir Dero Jagir Khanwahan Khanwahan Kotri Khanwahan Kotri Kotri Muhammad Muhammad Muhammad Number of villages N/A 437 Kabir Kabir Kabir Kamaldero Mehrabpur Kamaldero Mehrabpur Kamaldero Mehrabpur Halani 02 Halani 02 Halani 02 Jam Mehrabpur Jam Mehrabpur Jam Mehrabpur 01 01 Noorullah Behlani Noorullah Behlani 01 Noorullah Behlani Abad Abad Abad Kandiaro Jiando Kandiaro Jiando Kandiaro Jiando DADU Rajper DADU Rajper DADU Rajper Ghulam Ganghra Ghulam Ganghra Ghulam Ganghra Shah Shah Saeedpur Shah Saeedpur Saeedpur Dabhro Dabhro Dabhro Palano Kotbahadur Bhorti Palano Kotbahadur Bhorti Palano Kotbahadur Bhorti Bhiria Lakha Bhiria Lakha Bhiria Lakha City City Tharushah City Road Tharushah Bhiria Road Tharushah Bhiria Road Bhiria City City City Dalipota Dalipota Dalipota Mithiani Mithiani Mithiani Molhan Bhiria Molhan Bhiria Chaheen Molhan Bhiria Chaheen Chaheen Naushahro Disclaimer: The designation employed and the presentation of material on this map do not Naushahro Khahi Kassim Naushahro Khahi Kassim Khahi Kassim Feroze Bhiria Feroze Bhiria Feroze Bhiria Road Road Road Abran imply the expression of any opinion whatsoever on th epart of the Secretariat of the Abran Kur Hassan Abran Kur Hassan Kur Hassan Ghan Gaju Ghan Gaju Ghan Gaju United Nations concerning the legal status of any country, teritary, city or areaor of its Depareja Depareja Depareja Naushahro feroze KHAIRPUR Naushahro feroze KHAIRPUR Naushahro feroze KHAIRPUR authorities, or concerning the edelimitation of its frontiers or boundaries. Jatoi Padidan Jatoi Padidan Jatoi Padidan Noorpur Noorpur Noorpur Phull Dotted line represents approximately the Line of Control in Jammu & Kashmir agreed upon Phull Dangeja Phull Dangeja Dangeja Bhambhri Bhambhri Bhambhri by India and Pakistan. The final Status of Jammu & Kashmir has not yet been agreed upon Lalia Manahin Lalia Manahin Lalia Manahin by the parties. Moro Moro Moro Fatoo Balal Darya Khan Fatoo Balal Daris Khairwah Darya Khan Fatoo Balal Daris Khairwah Darya Khan Daris Khairwah Mari Mari Mari Doc Name: PAK687_Sindh_NaushahroFeroze_Thematic_a3_V01_L_20120403 Masurjiwai Masurjiwai Masurjiwai Creation date: 26 March 2012 Glide number: FL-2011-000130-PAK Kahkat Kahkat Kahkat Sources: Union council ranking data (UNOCHA, UNDP), admin 0 boundaries (GAUL), SHAHEED BENAZIRABAD SHAHEED BENAZIRABAD SHAHEED BENAZIRABAD admin 1, admin 2, admin 3 and admin 4 boundaries (PCO) JAMSHORO JAMSHORO JAMSHORO.
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