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All Beneficiary Amendment name list of different Districts S.N. PA Number Amendment Needed Amendment Done District VDC/MUN W.N. 1 51-3-5-0-007 Bhim Kami Punkali Kami Argakhachi Arghatos 5 2 51-3-8-0-003 Damodar Bhushal Damodar Khanal Argakhachi Arghatos 8 3 51-3-1-0-006 Jung Bahadur B.K Khuma B.K Argakhachi Arghatos 1 4 51-3-7-0-001 Raj Kumar Budhathoki Goma Budhathoki Argakhachi Arghatos 7 5 51-8-8-0-019 Bhuwani Prasad Pandey Top Lal Pandey Argakhachi Bhagawati 8 6 51-8-2-0-001 Chet Narayan Ghimire Laxmi Ghimire Argakhachi Bhagawati 2 7 51-8-7-0-002 Durgadatta Pandey Goma Pandey Argakhachi Bhagawati 7 8 51-8-9-0-008 Ghaneshyam Pandey Ganga Pandey Argakhachi Bhagawati 9 9 51-8-3-0-002 Gunakhar Pandey Mina Pandey Argakhachi Bhagawati 3 10 51-8-9-0-007 Hutlal Pandey Putali Devi Pandey Argakhachi Bhagawati 9 11 51-8-2-0-005 Indramani Ghimire Putala Ghimire Argakhachi Bhagawati 2 12 51-8-2-0-007 Khim Bahadur Darlami Pramila Darlami Thapa Argakhachi Bhagawati 2 S.N. PA Number Amendment Needed Amendment Done District VDC/MUN W.N. 13 51-8-8-0-014 Mankala Pandey Maniram Pandey Argakhachi Bhagawati 9 14 51-8-9-0-011 Nandaram Bhattrai Parbata Bhattarai Argakhachi Bhagawati 9 15 51-8-9-0-004 Shibkali Pandey Thaneshwor Pandey Argakhachi Bhagawati 9 16 51-8-8-0-017 Thaniswor Pandey Maya Pandey Argakhachi Bhagawati 8 17 51-10-9-0-003 Shyambhu Prasad Panthi Mina Panthi Argakhachi Chidika 9 18 51-13-8-0-001 Kul Prasad Khanal Nim Kala Khanal Argakhachi Dharapani 8 19 51-15-6-0-001 Khageshor Bharati Sumitra Bharati Argakhachi Dhikura 6 20 51-15-1-0-006 Padam Bahadur Sunar Padam Bahadur Kami Sunar Argakhachi Dhikura 1 21 51-15-4-0-002 Runnata Marasini Bina Marasini Argakhachi Dhikura 4 22 51-17-9-0-005 Khim Bahadur Gharti Magar Khim Bahadur Gharti Argakhachi Gokhunga 9 23 51-18-1-0-007 Khetulal Adhikari Chama Adhikari Argakhachi Hansapur 1 24 51-18-6-0-007 Naam Bahadur Tomata Ram Kumari Tomata Argakhachi Hansapur 6 25 51-19-4-0-001 Gomakala Adhikari Tikaram Adhikari Argakhachi Jukena 4 26 51-22-7-0-004 Govinda Bahadur Damai Thage Damai Argakhachi Kerunga 7 S.N. PA Number Amendment Needed Amendment Done District VDC/MUN W.N. 27 51-22-9-0-002 Nar Bahadur Damai Sita Damai Argakhachi Kerunga 9 28 51-23-6-0-002 Bishnu Bahadur Chettri Kalpana Khatri Argakhachi Khana 6 29 51-23-5-0-002 Mansing Khatri Nani Maiya Khanal Argakhachi Khana 5 30 51-23-1-0-001 Sem Bahadur B.K Putali B.K Argakhachi Khana 1 31 51-26-7-0-004 Laxman Reshmi Laxman Reshmi Magar Argakhachi Khidim 7 32 51-27-1-0-002 Khadka Bahadur Basnet Khadka Bahadur Basnet Chetri Argakhachi Khilji 1 33 51-27-2-0-002 Umkala Pun Umkala Pun Magar Argakhachi Khilji 2 34 51-28-7-0-002 Tara Devi Khatri Deepak Khatri Argakhachi Maidan 7 35 51-29-7-0-001 Bal Bahadur Sunar Chet Narayan Sunar Argakhachi Mareng 7 36 51-29-1-0-003 Dil Bahadur Kunwar Dilaram Kunwar Argakhachi Mareng 1 37 51-29-7-0-002 Sarswoti Pandey Chetri Sarswoti Pandey Argakhachi Mareng 7 38 51-34-3-0-002 Balkrishna Pariwar Bal Krishna Darji Argakhachi Panena 3 39 51-34-3-0-005 Hari Prasad Khanal Punkala Khanal Argakhachi Panena 3 40 51-34-7-0-002 Srijana Pokhrel Krishna Prasad Pokhrel Argakhachi Panena 7 S.N. PA Number Amendment Needed Amendment Done District VDC/MUN W.N. 41 51-35-4-0-012 Bir Bahadur B.K Kamala Bishowkarma Argakhachi Pokharathok 4 42 51-35-2-0-002 Deepak Raj Gautam Srijana Gyawali Argakhachi Pokharathok 2 43 51-35-1-0-002 Khum Bahadur B.K Bishnu Bishwokarma Argakhachi Pokharathok 1 44 51-35-6-0-007 Madan Gharti Himkala Gharti Argakhachi Pokharathok 6 45 51-35-3-0-003 Maniraj Paudel Pabitra Devi Paudel Argakhachi Pokharathok 3 46 51-35-6-0-004 Nar Bahadur Ghartimagar Sher Bahadur Gharti Magar Argakhachi Pokharathok 6 47 51-35-6-0-009 Om Nath Gautam Bishnumaya Gautam Argakhachi Pokharathok 6 48 51-35-3-0-007 Santosh Thapa Humkala Thapa Reshmi Argakhachi Pokharathok 3 49 51-35-7-0-003 Shyam Bahadur Paharai Saraswati Paharai Magar Argakhachi Pokharathok 7 50 51-35-2-0-008 Tanka Bahadur Sarki Bimala Sarki Argakhachi Pokharathok 2 51 51-35-4-0-007 Til Bahadur Bishowkarma Parbata Bishwokarma Argakhachi Pokharathok 4 52 51-36-1-0-004 Dashiram Chudali Bina Chudali Argakhachi Sandhikharka 1 53 51-36-1-0-008 Jamuna B.K. Jabuna B.K Argakhachi Sandhikharka 1 54 51-36-4-0-007 Khemkala Rana Khemkala Rana Magar Argakhachi Sandhikharka 5 S.N. PA Number Amendment Needed Amendment Done District VDC/MUN W.N. 55 51-36-4-0-005 Khim Bahadur K.C Khatri Khim Bahadur Khatri Argakhachi Sandhikharka 4 56 51-36-4-0-002 Laxmi Bhushal Laxima Kumari Bhusal Argakhachi Sandhikharka 4 57 51-36-1-0-001 Sabitra Acharya Sabitri Acharya Argakhachi Sandhikharka 1 58 51-37-8-0-003 Bil Bahadur Warghare Khagi Kala Barghare Argakhachi Siddhara 8 59 51-37-2-0-002 Bishnu Prasad Bhushal Radha Bhushal Argakhachi Siddhara 2 60 51-37-9-0-002 Durga Budhathoki Bishna Budhathoki Argakhachi Siddhara 9 61 51-37-3-0-005 Janak Prasad Belbase Suntali Devi Belbase Argakhachi Siddhara 3 62 51-37-6-0-002 Narad Ale Sharada Ale Argakhachi Siddhara 6 63 51-39-4-0-005 Moti Bahadur B.K Moti Bahadur Kami Argakhachi Sitapur 4 64 51-41-2-0-005 Balkrishna Ghimire Shanta Ghimire Argakhachi Thada 2 65 51-41-1-0-001 Dadhiram Paudel Damkala Paudel Argakhachi Thada 1 66 51-41-2-0-001 Khageshor Adhikari Punaram Adhikari Argakhachi Thada 2 67 51-41-2-0-002 Nar Bahadur Nepali Balika Nepali Argakhachi Thada 2 68 51-41-5-0-004 Til Bahadur Pulami Durgadevi Pulami Argakhachi Thada 5 S.N. PA Number Amendment Needed Amendment Done District VDC/MUN W.N. 69 51-41-3-0-005 Yemlal Bhattrai Debi Prasad Bhattrai Argakhachi Thada 3 70 51-42-4-0-001 Dashu Ram Pandey Kamala Pandey Argakhachi Thulapokhara 4 71 51-42-9-0-002 Maniram Panthi Netra Prasad Panthi Argakhachi Thulapokhara 9 72 51-42-8-0-001 Narayan Prasad Banjade Sarada Pandey Argakhachi Thulapokhara 8 73 51-42-6-0-001 Rupa Devi Pandey Raju Pandey Argakhachi Thulapokhara 6 74 51-42-7-0-001 Teju Prasad Paudel Ganga Paudel Argakhachi Thulapokhara 7 75 51-18-3-0-003 Bal Bahadur Ragu Magar Prem Narayan Ragu Magar Argakhachi 3 76 51-22-7-0-003 Ram Bahadur Sunar Mansuri Sunar Argakhachi 7 77 51-29-2-0-001 Bir Bahadur B.K Bir Bahadur Tohato Argakhachi 2 78 51-29-8-0-003 Punaram Pandey Amrit Pandey Argakhachi 8 79 51-33-4-0-001 Ambar Bahadur Thapa Chettri Thamansing Thapa Chetri Argakhachi 4 80 51-34-7-0-001 Khagendra Raj Pokharel Narendra Pokharel Argakhachi 7 81 51-36-4-0-008 Deepa Bahadur Dev Bahadur Reshmi Magar Argakhachi 4 82 51-9-7-0-001 Tomlal Pokhrel Tulsi Devi Pokhrel Argakhachi 7 S.N. PA Number Amendment Needed Amendment Done District VDC/MUN W.N. 83 51-8-2-0-003 Krishna Tomata Rita Tomata Argakhachi Bhagawati 2 84 51-8-2-0-004 Moti Kumar Shrestha Sumitra Shrestha Argakhachi Bhagawati 2 85 51-10-3-0-004 Babulal Darji Babulal Pariyar Argakhachi Chidika 3 86 51-15-2-0-006 Motiraj Ghimire Srijana Ghimire Argakhachi Dhikura 2 87 51-36-14-0-015 Kasi Ram Kc Chhetri Kashiram Khatri Chhetri Argakhachi Dhikura 14 88 51-18-1-0-003 Duke Bahadur Nepali Duk Bahadur Nepali Argakhachi Hansapur 1 89 51-18-1-0-017 Dev Bahadur Thapa Champhi Thapa Argakhachi Hansapur 1 90 51-18-2-0-013 Nim Bahadur Buda Neem Bahadur Budhathoki Chhetri Argakhachi Hansapur 2 91 51-22-9-0-006 Kunti Devi Nepali Ujeli Nepali Argakhachi Kerunga 9 92 51-23-4-0-001 Pitam Bahadur Bishwokarma Kamala Bi Ka Argakhachi Khana 4 93 51-23-4-0-003 Rupkala Bi Ka Manakala Bishwokarma Argakhachi Khana 4 94 51-23-4-0-005 Khim Bhadur Bishwokarma Shakuntala Bishwokarma Argakhachi Khana 4 95 51-23-6-0-003 Gyan Prasad Khanal Suntala Khanal Argakhachi Khana 6 96 51-25-1-0-004 Yama Bahadur Pokhrel Indra Bahadur Pokhrel Argakhachi Khandaha 1 S.N. PA Number Amendment Needed Amendment Done District VDC/MUN W.N. 97 51-26-3-0-004 Harsha Bahadur Nepali Sonam Nepali Argakhachi Khidim 3 98 51-26-3-0-007 Dambar Bahadur Magar Balam Rana Magar Argakhachi Khidim 3 99 51-26-4-0-001 Jibnath Gautam Bindu Gharti Argakhachi Khidim 4 100 51-26-7-0-005 Sitaram Bhusal Bimala Bhusal Argakhachi Khidim 7 101 51-26-7-0-007 Om Bahaduer Pokharel Shyamkali Pokharel Argakhachi Khidim 7 102 51-26-7-0-008 Bhimlal Shrestha Rita Shrestha Argakhachi Khidim 7 103 51-26-7-0-010 Lok Bahadur Kumal Nirmala Kumal Argakhachi Khidim 7 104 51-27-1-0-001 Chet Kala Ghimire Kamala Khaptari Argakhachi Khilji 1 105 51-28-8-0-003 Narapati Ghimire Bhes Raj Ghimire Argakhachi Maidan 8 106 51-32-2-0-001 Ajim Miya Rajim Miya Argakhachi Pali 2 107 51-34-1-0-002 Devi Prasad Gautam Shiba Kumari Gautam Argakhachi Panena 1 108 51-42-2-0-003 Yama Bahadur Pandya Chhetri Bindu Pandya Chhetri Argakhachi Thulapokhara 2 109 51-8-9-0-005 Tulsiram Marasini Tulsiram Upadhya Marasini Argakhachi Bhagwati 9 110 51-8-3-0-005 Kamal Shrestha Rajkumar Pradhan Shrestha Argakhachi Bhagwati 3 S.N.
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    District Profile - Kavrepalanchok (as of 10 Apr 2017) HRRP This district profile outlines the current activities by partner organisations (POs) in post-earthquake recovery and reconstruction. It is based on 4W and secondary data collected from POs on their recent activities pertaining to housing sector. Further, it captures a wide range of planned, ongoing and completed activities within the HRRP framework. For additional information, please refer to the HRRP dashboard. FACTS AND FIGURES Population: 381,9371 75 VDCs and 5 municipalities Damage Status - Private Structures Type of housing walls Kavrepalanchok National Mud-bonded bricks/stone 82% 41% Cement-bonded bricks/stone 14% 29% Damage Grade (3-5) 77,963 Other 4% 30% Damage Grade (1-2) 20,056 % of households who own 91% 85% Total 98,0192 their housing unit (Census 2011)1 NEWS & UPDATES 1. SABAL is supporting DUDBC/DLPIU with required logistics for Sampling Survey of ongoing house reconstructions prior Second Tranche release. 2. Rotary International has scheduled a formal handover of 69 completed houses to its beneficiaries at Mahadevsthan VDC on 11th April in presence of NRA CEO Dr. Govind Raj Pokharel. 3. 1459 beneficiaries have been verified for Second Tranche release and the Bank Process for the tranche release is in process. HRRP - Kavrepalanchok HRRP © PARTNERS SUMMARY AND HIGHLIGHTS3 Partner Organisation Implementing Partner(s) ADRA NA 3,347 ARSOW SHORT TRAINING 1,860 BC ARSOW CARITAS-N VOCATIONAL TRAINING 939 6,564 CDRA -C-GGC (Targets Achieved) CL VG Reached Remaining HELVETAS
  • NHSSP Payment Deliverable

    NHSSP Payment Deliverable

    Health Sector Transition and Recovery Programme First Round Mobilisation of Integrated Coach/mentor for IUCD Coaching to SBAs Completed in 25 BCs NHSSP Payment Deliverable FP7 Dr Rajendra Gurung May 2016 This report is submitted in compliance with NHSSP contract payment deliverable FP7: First round mobilisation of integrated coach/mentor for IUCD coaching to SBAs completed in 25 BCs. Progress Report: This report has been prepared by the Ministry of Health (MoH), Government of Nepal with financial support from USAID and UKaid and technical assistance from NHSSP. Recommended citation: Gurung, Rajendra (2016). Rehabilitation, Recovery, Strengthening and Expansion of Family Planning Services (With a Focus on Long-Acting Reversible Contraception) in Five Earthquake-Affected Districts. Progress Report: Report Payment Deliverable FP7. Kathmandu: Nepal Health Sector Support Programme and Family Health Division. Disclaimer: This material has been funded by UK aid from the UK Government; however the views expressed do not necessarily reflect the UK Government’s official policies. CONTENTS Contents ..................................................................................................................................... iii Acronyms ................................................................................................................................... iv 1 Introduction ........................................................................................................................ 1 1.1 Purpose of this Report .........................................................................................................