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Mch/Cmam Project Completion Report MCH/CMAM PROJECT COMPLETION REPORT 15th Nov 2010 to 30th June 2011 Funded By: World Food Program Under supervision: Salik Development Foundation (SDF) Head Office: H # 82, St# 02, Sector –C, Shiekhmaltoon Town Mardan Khyber Pakhtoon Khwa (KPK). Phone# 0937-868099, Website: www.salikfoundation.org CMAM Completion Report District Kohistan, Salik Development Foundation (SDF), SDF Introduction: Salik Development Foundation (SDF) is a nonprofit organization, established in 1989. Working area of SDF is NWFP and Azad Jamu & Kashmir, while SDF has offices in Takht Bhai, (Mardan), Ghari Habibullah, district Mansehra, Saidu Sharif Mingora Swat,Dassu district Kohistan,Timer gara dist lower dir. The main cause of its establishment is to ensure a peace full, prosperous and developed society. For the purpose, SDF has started the process of community social mobilization and launched several developmental projects i.e Water supply, Sanitation, Environmental Protection, Health, Education, Agriculture development projects, Advocacy, Women in Development projects, Relief Programs, Flood protection, and especially Community Physical Infrastructure Program (CPI) with the financial & technical assistance of PPAF. PPAF and its whole management executive team facilitated Salik Foundation very well, due to which Salik Foundation has found many valuable pearls in the shape of thousands of volunteers from different communities of Khyber Pakhtoon Khwa (KPK), especially District Peshawar, Distt Mardan and Swabi In the whole process of community development and social mobilization. Registration: 1. Social welfare Department Govt of NWFP (R.No. DSW/845/NWFP) 2. Federal Ministry of Youth Affairs Islamabad. Affiliation 1. Pakistan Poverty Alleviation Fund (PPAF) 2. Trust For Voluntary Organization (TVO) Goal Efforts for the Establishment of a Peaceful, Prosperous & Developed. Objectives: Provision of educational facilities and awareness raising in back ward communities. Efforts for the provision of basic health facilities, health education, nutrition and awareness raising about prevention and control of diseases. To alleviate poverty and efforts for availability of basic needs of life i.e employment, skill trainings, safe drinking water, sanitation and community physical infrastructure to deprived and backward communities. To improve natural resources for the protection of Environment through awareness raising and capacity building trainings. Capacity building of farmers, information sharing and provision of facilities for agricultural development. Advocacy for peace, equality and human rights (esp. women and children). Coordination and linkage development, Information sharing and capacity building of CSOs / CBOs for participatory development and human resource development. Relief and Rehabilitation efforts in case of natural disasters and accidents. Development Peace Prosperity Motive of SDF 2 CMAM Completion Report District Kohistan, Salik Development Foundation (SDF), Background of the project: Over the course of July and early August 2010, Pakistan experienced the heavy monsoon rains which resulted floods. Heavy rainfall, flash floods and reverie floods have devastated large parts of Pakistan since the beginning of seasonal monsoon rains on 22 July. In Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) Province, intense rains during the last week of July and in early August were joined by the swelling of major rivers due to rainwater surging down from the highland areas. The Pakistan Meteorological Department reported said that within one week in late July, KP received more than 200 millimeters of rainfall - ten times as much as the province normally receives in the course of an entire year. Baluchistan, Pakistan-Administered Kashmir; kohistan and Gilgit Baltistan, also experienced extreme weather, resulting in widespread losses and damages. As stated above all the district were severely hit by floods. Kohistan is also one of the flood affected district. Kohistan as because of its unique geographical location faced the floods situation as different from other areas. Kohistan means the land of mountain this feature of kohistan faced a very worse condition during the floods. Inaccessibility to different areas is one of the main hurdles in the relief activities. So many of the NGOs and INGOs are hesitating to visit for relief activities in district kohistan. Due to far flung and spread areas kohistan remain backward both in normal and especially in emergency situation. Due to these reasons district kohistan remain very back ward as compare to other down district. In this catastrophe also district kohistan remain as one of the neglected district as in most of the flood hit districts first phase of emergency response is about to its completion. While district kohistan is still on the first phase of emergency response. The Kohistan district was completely cut off from the whole country for three weeks. They got shortage of food which badly effected children, women and elders regarding their nutrition requirements. Similarly health status of the people have become very worst due to unavailability of doctors and medicines especially women have no medical facility i.e gynae, antenatal, postnatal, and EMOC services for safe motherhood. Salik Development Foundation has signed a Field level agreement (FLA) World Food Program (WFP) for support of Supplementary Feeding (SFP) component in the joint venture program of CMAM with UNICEF and WHO in 6 health facilities of 7 UC of District Kohistan. Strengthening of MCH (Maternal & Child Health) and establishment of Project Name CMAM (Community Based Management of Acute Malnutrition) Services in seven union councils of District Kohistan, Khyber Pukhtoonkhwa, Pakistan Project Implementing Agency Salik Development Foundation (SDF) Reporting Period 15th November to 5th May, 2011 And 6th May to 30th June, 2011(Extension) 3 CMAM Completion Report District Kohistan, Salik Development Foundation (SDF), Target UCs and Health Facilites 1. UC Pattan (RHC Pattan) Basic EmOC 24/7 Services + Nutrition 2. UC Jijal (BHU Jijal). MCH + Nutrition Services 3.UC Segayon (BHU Banil Qila). MCH + Nutrition Services 4. UC Shalkan Abad (BHU Shalkan Abad). MCH + Nutrition Services 5.UC Dassu (RHC Dassu). Nutrition Services 6. UC Komila. Nutrition Services 7. Sazeen (RCH Shatyal) Nutrition Services Target UCs Population: S# UCs Detail Target Population 1 Pattan 18000 2 Segayon 7000 3 Shalkan Abad 16000 4 Jejal 11700 5 Dassu 18500 6 Komila 16000 7 Sazeen 15000 Details of Activities planned to be conducted: Train workers on rapid nutrition assessment using MUAC Conduct a rapid nutrition assessment in the target UCs using MUAC tap to establish baseline information. Establishment of SFP/OTP sites and breastfeeding corners in the target health facilities in coordination with health department Identification of HCPs for CMAM/IYCF trainings Training of HCPs and project staff on CMAM and IYCF Identification and recruitment of project staff Active involvement of HCPs in CMAM services provision Identification, recruitment and training of CRPs on community mobilization and screening services. Recruitment and involvement of local religious leaders as community resource person Identification of religious leaders in the area and formation of supreme ulema council and health facility based councils 4 CMAM Completion Report District Kohistan, Salik Development Foundation (SDF), Orientation of Ulema councils on UNICEF supported MCH and nutrition interventions. Weekly/Monthly meetings of Ulamas for health and nutrition interventions promotion Including/ensuring speeches in Friday Sermons on the importance of health and Nutrition for healthy life. Engage DoH staff in all stages of planning & implementation Train DoH staff on CMAM & IYCF Equip health facilities with anthropometric equipment and necessary supplies for CMAM intervention Advocacy & Lobbying with DoH for integration of CMAM in the public health care Set up a system of monitoring of OTPs and supplies management Data recording and computerization Project documentation and reporting Blanket distribution of Supplies Coordination activities with health department before project implementation Meeting with Dr.Gulber Khan, EDO Healtlh Kohistan for project briefing and discussion on implementation. Visit of RHC Dassu and Meeting with MO Dr. Mumtaz RHC Dassu for beginning CMAM activities in RHC Dassu. Visit of RHC Shatyal and Meeting with Incharge Abdurasheed Technician for beginning CMAM activities in RHC Shatyal. Visit of RHC Pattan and Meeting with MO Dr. Muhammad Geer for beginning of MCH/ CMAM activities and establishment of Labour room and basic EmOC 24/7 services in RHC Pattan. Visit of BHU Jajial and Meeting with Incharge Mr.Rustam Khan for beginning of MCH and CMAM activities. Visit of BHU Banil Qila Meeting with staff, project introduction and beginning of MCH and CMAM activities in Banil Qila. Visit of BHU Shalkan Abad Meeting with incharge Dost Muhammad for beginning of MCH and CMAM activities in Shalkan Abad. M.Ibrahim Jan, Project Coordinator Dr.Gulber Khan EDO Health Kohistan M.Ibrahim Jan, Project Coordinator Meeting with Dr.Gulber Khan EDO Health during SDF Dassu Office visit Meeting with Dr.Mumtaz MO RHC Dassu Kohistan Kohistan 5 CMAM Completion Report District Kohistan, Salik Development Foundation (SDF), Orientation & Opening of project Participants 1. Maulana Abdul Haleem 2. Maulana Dildar ( former MPA) 3. Maulana Lajbar 4. Maulana Dosham Khan 5. 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