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PM Directives Funds Released Sr. # Executing Agency Detail of Scheme Approved / Executed Under PMDs Financial Progress Name of PMD # Amount Date Amount Date Name of Scheme Cost Expenditure Savings sponsors % Utilization 1 402 200 10/16/2012 Dr. Fahmida Highway Division Badin 50 10/30/2012 Construction of Golarchi by pass road 289.864 187.545 0 64.7 Urban water supply scheme Shaheed Fazal 67.3 2 221 50 9/17/2012 Dr. Fahmida XEN PHE Division Badin 200 12/17/2012 90.127 60.652 14.348 Mirza, MNA Rahu Golarchi 50.6 Urban drainage Scheme Shaheed Fazal Rahu 107.85 54.58 10.42 Improvent & extention of Rural water supply 38.9 15.367 5.984 9.383 scheme Lawari Sharif 3 785 50 1/8/2013 Ghulam Ali DG Rural Development Department 50 2/14/2013 5.3 Construction of CC block in Mosque Qadir 4 0.21 3.79 Nizamani, Bux Colony District Badin MNA Construction of CC block at village Andhani 5.3 4 0.21 3.79 Nizamani district Badin Construction of CC block at village jaffar khan 100.0 4 4 0 chandio Reconditioning of metallic road Dargha 53.7 4 2.148 1.852 Jumman shah Construction of metallic road for Dargha 55.0 1.187 0.653 0.534 bukhair to zafarabad Construction of metallic road for village Kazi 49.2 10.377 5.102 5.275 Ibrahim 52.3 At village Dewani faqeer to Ghulam shah road 2.505 1.311 1.194 Village Pir Bux chandio 1.398 1.387 0.011 99.2 In village Ali Akber Paryal 1.398 1.398 0 100.0 Village Allahdino jamali 1.398 1.398 0 100.0 Village Urs Rahimoon 1.398 1.18 0.218 84.4 Village haji allah warayo 1.398 1.179 0.219 84.3 Village allahdino Notkani 1.398 1.398 0 100.0 Village Esa mallah 1.398 1.398 0 100.0 Village sahib khan chandio 1.398 1.398 0 100.0 Village Pahori bheel to Dasti village 2.796 0.451 2.345 16.1 Village Jafar ali nizamani 2.796 2.796 0 100.0 Construction community center 3.639 3.605 0.034 99.1 Construction of CC Block at village Kandho 75.0 2 1.5 0.5 jahejo 98.0 Construction of CC block at village sayo jahejo 1 0.98 0.02 Construction of CC block at village Gullan 1 0.702 0.298 70.2 Khaskeli 1 0.972 0.028 97.2 Construction of CC Block at Ali murad 99.0 1 0.99 0.01 nizamani PM Directives District Funds Released Detail of Scheme Approved / Executed Under PMDs Financial Progress Sr. # Name of Executing Agency PMD # Amount Date Amount Date Name of Scheme Cost Expenditure Savings sponsors % Utilization Rais Hakim Ali Zardari Memorial Part at Nawabshah District Shaheed 1 50 9/17/2012 Dr. Azra 50 50 0 50 0 Benazirabad. DC Shaheed Fazal 263 Education Works Division Benazirabad 10/4/2012 Benazirabad Pechuho, MNA Purchase of Instruments, equipments and furniture for the use of Health facilities 2 50 1/8/2013 50 50 50 0 100 District Shaheed Benazirabad. 493 DHO Health Benazirabad 1/11/2013 PM Directives Funds Released Sr. # Executing Agency Detail of Scheme Approved / Executed Under PMDs Financial Progress PMD # Amount Date Name of sponsors Amount Date Name of Scheme Cost Expenditure Savings % Utilization 1 357 100 9/25/2012 Dr. Talat Iqbal Highway Division, Dadu 100 10/4/2012 Construction of CC Block & Drains at Mehar Town 5 4.825 0.17 96.5 Mahesar, MNA Construction of CC Block & Drains at village 3 3 0 100.0 Radhan Rehabilitation of Mehar-Mangwani road to village 5 5 0 100.0 Khondi Constt: of CC Block & Drains at UC Nao Goth 1 1 0 100.0 Constt: of CC Block & Drains at UC Bali Shah 1 0.998 0 99.8 Constt: of CC Block & Drains at UC Shah Panjo 1 0.999 0 99.9 Constt: of CC Block & Drains at UC Bothro 1 1 0 100.0 Constt: of CC Block & Drains at UC Balidai 1 0.996 0 99.6 Constt: of CC Block & Drains at UC Khan jo Goth 0 1 -1 0.0 Constt: of CC Block & Drains at UC Fareedabad 1 1 0 100.0 Constt: of CC Block & Drains at UC Mangwani 1 0.998 0 99.8 Constt: of CC Block & Drains at UC Kolachi 1 0.999 0 99.9 Constt: of CC Block & Drains at UC Thariri 1 0.997 0 99.7 Constt: of CC Block & Drains at UC Gahi 0 1 -1 0.0 Mahessar Const: of C.C Block & Drain at village Paryal 1 1 0 100.0 Qambrani U.C Mitho Babar. Construction of CC Block & Drains at village 2 1.776 0.22 88.8 Tharo Depar Construction of CC Block & Drains at Bhambore 1 0.998 0 99.8 (Chanan Muhalla) Construction of CC Block & Drains at Awan 1 1 0 100.0 village Construction of CC Block & Drains at Diloo 1 0.998 0 99.8 Khokhar Construction of CC Block & Drains at village 1 0.831 0.17 83.1 Masoo Jalbani Construction of CC Block & Drains at village Nari 1 1 0 100.0 Bux Lakhair Construction of CC Block & Drains at village 1 1 0 100.0 Aghamani Construction of CC Block & Drains at village 1 0.994 0.01 99.4 Anbar Construction of Compound Wall at Graveyard near 5 3.648 1.35 73.0 village Hasul Khoso Construction of CC Block & Drains at Faridabad 1 0.999 0 99.9 City Construction of CC Block & Drains at village Garhi 1 1 0 100.0 Construction of CC Block & Drains at village 1 0.999 0 99.9 Mankani Construction of CC Block & Drains at village Qaim 1 1 0 100.0 Shah Agro Syed Muhalla Construction of CC Block & Drains at village 1 0.998 0 99.8 Neerah 1 357 100 9/25/2012 Dr. Talat Iqbal Highway Division, Dadu 100 10/4/2012 Mahesar, MNA Construction of CC Block & Drains at village 1 0.999 0 99.9 Manjan Construction of CC Block & Drains at Hata 1.5 1.5 0 100.0 Muhalla & Bismillah Colony Rehabilitation of road from Mehar Faridabadroad to 0 15 -15 15.0 Garkan via Khohra 0/0-2/7 Rehabilitation of Water Supply Scheme Miro 3 3 0 100.0 Kalhoro UC Sindhi Butra Construction of CC Block & Drains at K.N.Shah 5 4.884 0.12 97.7 Construction of C.C Block / Drain at village 1 1 0 100.0 Khuhra U.C Khan jo goth. Const: of C.C Block / Drain at Gahi Mahessar 0 1 -1 0.0 various colonies U.C Gahi Mahessar Const: of C.C Block / Drain at village Gahi 0 0.564 -0.56 0.5 Mahessar Const: of C.C Block / Drain at village Lal Khan 0 1 -1 0.0 Khoso U.C Gahi Mahessar Const: of C.C Block / Drain at Muhalla Panjabi Ji 0 0.998 -1 0.9 bhan at Mehar Town Construction of CC Block & Drains at Ward No.4 5 4.995 0 99.9 Sita Station Construction of CC Block & Drains 0 0 0.0 i) at UC Thalho, 1 0.899 0.1 89.9 ii) at UC Kando Chukhi, 1 0.897 0.1 89.7 iii) at UC Burira, 1 0.995 0 99.5 iv) at UC Chore Kambar, 1 0.895 0.1 89.5 v) at U.C Mitho Babar, 1 1 0 100.0 vi) at U.C Parya 1 0.898 0.1 89.8 vii) at U.C Dhani Bux Bughio 1 0.9 0.1 90.0 Construction of CC Block & Drains at K.N.Shah 1 0.9 0.1 90.0 City Construction of CC Block & Drains at Sita road 1 0.894 0.11 89.4 Construction of CC Block & Drains at Dongar 1 0.999 0 99.9 (Muhalla Laloo Dongar) Construction of CC Block & Drains at village Qomi 1 1 0 100.0 Charho Construction of CC Block & Drains at village 1 0.96 0.04 96.0 Khooh Wara Kalhora UC Mitho Babar Construction of CC Block & Drains at village 1 0.899 0.1 89.9 Rawat Laghari Construction of CC Block & Drains at village 1 0.998 0 99.8 Kaloo Saryo Construction of CC Block & Drains at village Bego 1.5 1.376 0.12 91.7 Dero Construction of CC Block & Drains at village 1 0.994 0.01 99.4 Hussain Bux Arain Construction of CC Block & Drains at village 1 1 0 100.0 Rasheed Sand Construction of CC Block & Drains at village 1 0.443 0.56 44.3 Cheejapur & Sahib Khoso Construction of CC Block & Drains at village Baid 1 0.995 0 99.5 Construction of CC Block & Drains at village 1 0.89 0.11 89.0 Chapar Gadehi 2 355 50 9/25/2012 Raees Rafique Highway Division, Dadu 50 10/4/2012 Construction of Road/CC Block and Drains at Ahmed Jamali MNA various locations of NA-232 District Dadu (Phase- 20 20 0 100.0 I) Construction of Road/CC Block and Drains at various locations of NA-232 District Dadu (Phase- 15 15 0 100.0 II) Construction of Road/CC Block and Drains at various locations of NA-232 District Dadu (Phase- 15 14.968 0.03 99.8 III) Construction of CC Block @ village Kandyari 3 354 11.432 9/25/2012 Raees Rafique Town Officer Town 11.432 10/4/2012 1.195 1.077 0.12 90.1 Ahmed Jamali MNA Committee Johi Taluka Johi Construction of CC Block @ village Phulji 1.594 1.482 0.11 93.0 Construction of CC Block @ Allah Bachayo Jamali 1.493 1.384 0.11 92.7 Construction of CC Block @ Bachal Khan Rind 1.493 1.436 0.06 96.2 Construction of CC Block & Drains @ Haji 1.495 1.434 0.06 95.9 Muhammad Saleh Jamali Construction of CC Block @ Chinni 0.996 0.996 - 100.0 Construction of CC Block @ Village Tando 2.123 1.969 0.15 92.7 Raheem Khan Construction of CC Block @ Village Pat Gul 0.998 0.793 0.2 79.5 PM Directives Funds Released Detail of Scheme Approved / Executed Under PMDs Financial Progress Sr.
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  • MIFS Newsletter N°2 2009

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    MI French Interdisciplinary Mission in Sindh FS Fieldwork in a sensitive context In the last IIAS issue devoted to Pakistan, Kristoffel Lieten article was entitled: “Pakistan, an abundance of problems and scant knowledge”. He followed Stephen Cohen who claimed in 2004 that, the USA has “only a few true Pakistan experts and knows remarkably little about the country. Much of what has been written is palpably wrong, or at best superficial” (IIAS Newsletter 49, Autumn 2008, p. 3). For instance, one of the most neglected aspects regarding Pakistan 9 is the segmentation of the country and its society. However by segmentation, we do not mean that the country is about to be dismembered, contrary to common 0 assumptions by so-called experts. 0 We claim that the spread of radical Islam is mainly a response to social problems that depend on the history and the structure of local societies. Islamist groups tend to focus naturally on places where there is a lack of social cohesiveness and more particularly on places where the State fails to interact with local society. y 2 But then we can ask why some areas in Pakistan seem to be spared by the r influence of radical Islam, as it is the case of Sindh (Karachi excluded)? Even though social injustice and violence are found there, based on tribal, ethnic or a religious differences, the province of Sindh is an interesting case study. During our latest field trip in Sehwan Sharif, a major pilgrimage centre in contemporary u Pakistan, we observed that the “Sufi system” produces a certain form of social cohesiveness.