Relief Nepal's Annual Progress Report-2017
ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT-2017
Relief Nepal's Annual Progress Report-2017
Key Words
At present, there can be seen some changes as program has positive impacts in target community. Project helped in the positive change in the status of people through five thematic areas such as Child Protection, Livelihood, WASH, Education and Disaster Risk Reduction in the communities. Relief Nepal’s Annual Report 2017 shows the significant of positive impact while implementing project in 2017. I hope that the report support to share changing status of community people and lesson learned by project.
I would like to thank all the community members who let our team work and be with them to successfully implement the program. As such, we are thankful toward VDC secretary of target areas, Politicians, Journalist, DAO, DCC, DEO, DADO, DWSSO, DPO, WCO, NRA, DLPIU, Rural/Municipality and DPHO for their great contribution for implementing this project in Sindhuli District. Also, I would like to thank all the partners of Relief Nepal for providing us financial and technical assistance for implementing project. Last but not least, I would like to thank all the concerned bodies who are directly and indirectly involved for successfully implementing the program.
Likewise, I would like to request all the Rural/Municipality and DDC level line agencies and stakeholders to support next year’s program in the same way.
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Durga Raj Paudel
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Content
Introduction Key Achievement Result and Discussion Budget and Expenditure Implementing Strategy I. Community Participation II. Staff Capacity Building III. Governance Monitoring and Lesson learned Challenges Annex I. Goal, Vision, Mission, Goal & Objectives II. Target Groups III. Project Area IV. Abbreviation
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1. Introduction
Relief Nepal in coordination with different partner has been working on the five-thematic area such as Child Protection, Livelihood, WASH, and Education & Disaster Risk Reduction in Sindhuli district. To implement the above thematic area different project such as Nepal Earthquake Recovery Project for WASH Sector, Recovery and Restoration of Living conditions in the Earthquake Affected Districts of Nepal, Demolition and Debris Management, Safer School Reconstruction and Renovation in Sindhuli District, Improving Health, Sanitation in Rural Community of Sindhuli district was implemented in the different parts of Sindhuli district. 2. Key Achievements 2.1 Child Protection Achievements - 2 playgrounds have been constructed. - 27 child clubs have been publishing the wall magazine based on child protection issues. - Child marriage has been avoided through the initiative of child clubs. - 4 child clubs have been registered by Children.
2.2 Livelihood Achievements - 55 Households has been supported with income generating activities. - 50 Households has been supported for doing
agriculture
- 126 Ropani of land has been used for the plantation of citrus fruits. - 7775-man day work in cash for work - 60 people has been provided with mason training with 850 incomes per day - 13 Youth got temporary jobs in police force during local level election. - 6 youth got permanent jobs in Nepal army and police force - 6 youth establish their own business (3 grosser and 3 poultry and meat shop) earning per month NRs 10000-15000 in average. - 11 Enterprises has been registered.
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2.3 WASH Achievements - 552 Household has been benefited from portable drinking water. - 250 students of 4 schools have been benefited
with gender friendly toilets.
- 173 Households - 65 students of primary school have been benefitted with - 2200 has benefitted with bio sand technique and pumping system water supply in 5 schools. - 2 wards of Dudhauli Municipality have declared open defecation free area. - Waste management practice has been done in 5 schools and 1 in public area of Dudhauli Municipality.
2.4 Education Achievements
– 1060 students have been benefited with earthquake resilience classroom of 9 schools. - 72 students have been supported scholarship and are regular in the school. - Child Friendly Teaching area n 9 schools and materials/ wall painting in 1 school
2.5 Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) Achievements – 1250 Households have been supported with relief materials. - 10000 plants have been planted in open, sloppy land and in the bank of river for the control of flood and landslide. - 600 bamboo plants have been planted in sloppy area to control landslide.
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3. Result and Discussion 3.1 Project: 1 Demolition and Debris Management
Project duration: 25th September 2016 – 15th April, 2017
Project location:
1. Shree Lower Secondary School, Bitijor
2. Shree Baal Lahari School, Bitior.
3. Shree Lower Secondary School Tunibhanjyang Amale
4. Shree Ganesh Primary School, Rangechaur Amale
Objective:
1. To safely demolished Unsafe school building 2. To generate temporary source of income of community by CFW
Outcomes:
1. 4 schools (5 blocks) Safely demolished and useful material stored safely for reconstruction of school. 2. 40 masons get training on NRA standard DMM syllabus. 3. 800-man day of CFW work used of 4. 40 people get temporary source of income
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3.2 Project: 2
Safer School Reconstruction of Dharapani School
Project duration: 1st April 2017 – 31st December 2017
Project location: Shree Lower Secondary School, Dharapani Bitijor
Objective:
1. To improve learning environment by constructing 1 earthquake resilient school building. 2. To generate temporary source of income of community by CFW
Outcomes:
1. 3 Room 1 earthquakes resilient T9 school building constructed. 2. 163 students and teacher get safe learning building 3. 1093-man day of work done in construction. 4. 30 people get temporary source of income
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3.3 Project: 3
Safer School Reconstruction and Renovation Project
Partner Organization: Concern Worldwide
Project duration: 5th October,2016 – 31st March, 2018
Project location:
1. Shree Lower Secondary School, Dharapani Bitijor
2. Shree Bal Lahari Primary school Bhanjyang Bitizor
3. Shree Lower secondary school Tunibhanjyang, Amale
4. Ganesh Primary school Rangechaur , Amale
5. Bageswori Primary School, Shanteswori
6. Shanteswori Primary school, Rampurbhanjang
Objective:
1. To improve learning environment by constructing 1 earthquake resilient school building in each school. Total 6 schools. 2. To generate temporary source of income of community by CFW 3. To provide mason training on safe stone masonry construction for 60 people
Project progress
§ 60 Masons get mason training on stone masonry earthquake resilient building construction. § 120 masons working on 6 different construction sites and getting temporary source of income. § 5882 Man day of work done of temporary income source provided. § About 90% construction work completed on Bitizor and Amale VDC. § About 50% construction work completed on Shanteswori VDC.
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3.4 Project: 4
Recovery and Restoration of living conditions in the earthquake affected districts of Nepal
Project duration- July 2016 to December 2017
Project Location: Tinakanya & Ratanchura
Objectives: The earthquake survivors in the project areas have recovered from the shock of the losses and destruction and have restored their regular life.
Outcomes:
1. District Education Office, Sindhuli Relief Nepal was given one school for the construction which is located in Tinkanya-4 of Golonjor Rural Municipality. 2. Child friendly center was constructed in Ratanchura-5 of Golonjor Rural Municipality. 3. Total of 36 programme was conducted in Tinkanya and Ratanchura of Golonjor Rural Municipality. 4. Total of two playgrounds has been constructed in Tinakanya and Ratnchura of Golonjor Rural Municipality. 5. Four local game events in Tinkanya and Ratanchura of Golonjor Rural Municipality. 6. Book with 50 local based games that are played in Nepal were published. 7. Learning and playing materials was supported to the schools of Tinkanya and Ratanchura of Golonjor Rural Municipality. 8. 126 Households has been benefitted directly by water tap stand programme in Tinkanya.
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9. Two plastic ponds have been constructed in Tinakanya-4 and Ratanchura-5 (14 Households) of Golonjor Rural Municipality. 10. 51 households of Tinkanya community got benefit of Bamboo plantation which was distributed through Patandevi Female Agriculture Group formed by the Relief Nepal. 11. Total of 8 IGA training was given in Tinkanya and Ratanchura for the women-
based farmer group.
12. Total of 18 agriculture farmers group were formed by the Relief Nepal in Tinkanya-4 and Ratanchura-5 of Golonjor Rural Municipality. 13. Total of 55 Households has been supported with goat and has directly benefitted from this project. This has played an important role in income generating activities of the people. 14. 1 agriculture collection center has been constructed in Ratanchura. 15. 50,000 each endowment fund has been provided to Tinkanya and Ratanchura ward office of Golonjor Rural Municipality. 16. 18 community based self-help group has formed in Ratanchura and Tinkanya of Golonjor Rural Municipality.
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3.5 Project: 5
Improving Sanitation, Health and Education
Project Duration: October 1st, 2015- September 30th, 2020 Project Location: Nipane, Hatpate, Ranibas Objectives: Overall objective: Sustainable improvement realised in health and well-being of rural community especially women, children and youths Specific objectives: § Access of safe drinking water, sanitation, and hygiene practices promoted § Access of basic health services for marginalized women and children in local health institutions enhanced § Access of education for marginalized children improved § Women, youths and children are capacitated through various measures Outcomes: 1. V-WASH-CC is working in sanitation and making plan for community to clean. In the society, complete sanitation discussions have begun and in practice as well.
2. The ODF campaigns help the community to keep healthy from transfer disease. The village looks clean. And community used to the toilet and wash hand with soap after using toilet. 3. Children are able to advocacy for their right and started to participant in local level competition. 4. Parents, teachers and students have begun practicing organic and non-organic dust in different places. 5. IEC material helps the community to aware about complete sanitation and right of the children. According to the information regarding non-use of children in the election activities, the political party changed the program venue from school.
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6. It has helped to create the child friendly reading environment. Children are impressed by this. 7. Children have started to go school regularly. Parent's thing positive about child education. It has helped children of poor and helpless families to send them to
school. 8. Cases of violence against women and girls has decreased. 9. Sports competition has helped to participate in national player selection games and also win victory in the local tournament. 10. Exposure visit help Children got information about child-friendly concepts. After the tour, children were conduct hygiene campaign on their village. 11. 51 youth and women receiving the vocational training. Out of 51 six youth were registered their own business and earned more than 15 thousand averages in a month. 12. DPAC member have given positive advice on this project. LDO Mr. Gyanendra Parajuli advised to add the citizen education program in this project. 13. Connecting the Bio sand water tank, the children are not suffering the early transfer disease like diarrhea, viral infection of caught, eye disease. The Health post data is going to decrease in this day. Daily 15 to 20 children are gone to check up in health post for diarrhea but nowadays only 4 or 5 children gone to health post for such kind of disease. 14. V-WASH-CC is working in sanitation and making plan for community to clean. 15. 1320 HHs use toilet regularly and after using toilet they used to wash hand with soap. Community people used to clean their own home and road in their own initiation. And support to ODF campaigns 16. The ODF campaigns help the community to keep healthy from transfer disease. The village looks clean. And community used to the toilet and wash hand with soap after using toilet. 17. Women are able to advocacy for their right and reduce women violence in community level.
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18. The children show their knowledge and creativity through wall magazines. This work makes their parents also happy and gives the children freedom to play. 19. Increased access of child in games and increase habit of child and discussion in unity of group. 20. Hatpate, Nipane and Ranibas VDCs after polio free they regularly used to drink polio drop to their children on health post information. 21. After leadership training, women are able to received 10% budget NRs. 3, 94,546.00 in Ranibas and organized capacity building in their own initiation and received 3, 70,000 to build women's cooperative building in Nipane. 22. 17 youth receiving the training of security guard and 7 of them received the job of temporary police for local level election. It supports to make them skilled and help to earn money.
3.6 Project: 6 Nepal Earthquake recovery project for WASH sector Duration of project: Working area: Hariharpurgadhi, Basheswor Objectives:
Earthquake affected households in the target areas are using safe and appropriate WASH facilities.
Result I: Earthquake affected households have increased access to safe drinking water. Result ll: Earthquake affected household have increased access to sanitation facilities Result lll: Earthquake affected household have increased skills and knowledge on appropriate health and hygiene practice.
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EIA and feasibility detail plan for construction / repair (rate per unit of system assessed)
Detail EIA and feasibility was done cost of Rs.5824046.67, Kakare with standard guideliness and norms . Bajramara Water Supply Schemes in Total of 2 surveys were completed in Hariharpurgadhi Rural Municipality- Golonjor Rural Municipality and 2 1, having 31 HH and 214 survey in Hariharpurgadi Rural beneficiaries with estimated cost of Municipality. Also 3 design and cost Rs. 3111562.11, Baghphal estimation has been finalized with the Kudulephat Water Supply Schemes, format and design criterion provided Hariharpurgadhi Rural Municipality, by Caritas Nepal. The scheme having 41 HH and 293 beneficiaries included Chetpa WSS, Golonjor with estimated cost of Rs. Rural Municipality-6 having 51 HH 3137224.76. and 278 beneficiaries with estimated Water quality testing in lab
Water quality of existing water supply were done with the help of ENPHO kit provided .Total of 33 test has been with 10 tests in Baseswar VDC and 23 in Hariharpurgadi VDC done out and comparision with norms of NDWQS 2062 all the samples illustrated the presence of E.coli. So, disinfection is planned soon to enable the clean water availability.
Water user groups and review and planning- 4 times a year)
To implement the water supply (Hariharpurgadhi-1), Baghphal schemes Water User’s Groups are Kudulephat Water Supply Scheme formed based on equilities of gender (Hariharpurgadhi-1) and Chiraha and ethnicity. Total of 4 Water Lynglyngtar Water Supply Project User's Groups has been formed in (Golonjor-6) with 7-9 members, Chetpa Water Supply Scheme advisor committee and procurement (Golonjor-6), Kakare Bajramar committee. Water Supply Scheme
Support to Extracurricular activities in school for hygiene and sanitation promotion
As students are the greatest learners and spread at most rapid, various awareness programs like speech contest, art contest, essay contest, based on WASH were conducted in schools. Completed 9 events in various school of Baseswor and Hariharpugadhi with 598 participants and surrounding communities increasing their attention and spreading the knowledge of WASH .
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Hygiene promotion activities for school (Drinking water and sanitation material support to schools )
Various schools are scarse in water supply facilities and have poor sanitation and hygiene habits within them. To overcome this, Shree Mangala Madhyamik Bidhyalay school in Baseswar was provided with 1000 ltr. Plastic tank, taps and fittings, 10 dustbins and a filter (no. of filter) to enrich WASH facility to 250 students and teachers. The School is now having a improved water supply and hygiene facility around the school premises.
Radio awareness zingle / broadcast
Radio are the messengers in the rural areas lacking literate population. Radio jinngles Hajurko radio 102.1 Mhz Ramechhap with informative WASH message in entertaining way has started its broadcasting 6 times a day at 7:00-8:00am,8:00-9:00am,1:00- 2:00pm,5:00-6:00pm,7:00-8:00pm,8:00-9:00pm in Baseswar and is in process in Hariharpurgadi. The key output being fast access of WASH messages in entertaining way.
Group formation and networking (VDC level WASH committee review and planning support )
Completed 2 V-WASH-CC meetng in Baseswor and Hariharpurgadhi to finalize and priotize the water supply schemes and selection of toilet construction in community level.18 W-WASHCC meeting completed in both Baseswor and Hariharpurgadhi which mainy dealt with the sanitation and hygienic activities in the community.We can find community people actively involved in doing santary activities in the community.2 FCHV meeting conducted in order to orient them regarding reporting and review of their work.In order to enhance and motivate them.
Women Health volunteer service support
To make the every household healthy we have mobilized 18 FCHV who are actively carriying out their work in door to door steps.
Incentive for community Women Health Volunteer
In order to motivate FCHV and to make them to ease to carry out the work in community level, in this quarter we have paid the incentives of September ,October, November and December.
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Tri-monthly Reporting and review planning meeting with women hearlth volunteers and Health post
The detail works performed and planning of next trimester needs to be reported on tri- monthly with necessary suggestions and areas of major concern and vulnerability.1 such meetings has been completed in Baseswar and reporting along with planning has been discussed. The key output being thebetter way of presentation of the existing scenario and remedial steps that need to be taken to overcome the vulnerability within the community.
HAPPY FACES OF COMMUNITY
Massive hit of earthquake to Nepal on April damaged whole nation. In a same way Sindhuli was also devastated by the earthquake. Golanjor Rural Municipality ward no.6 Baseswor was also affected badly by earthquake. At same time soil erosion occurred due to earthquake. Drinking Water supply system was completely damaged as a result communities were facing problem on safe drinking water. Due to scarcity of water they were in problem for drinking water, bathing, washing clothes. They used to bath once in a two weeks & used to wash their clothes after long period. There was scarcity of water for domestic animal and for their kitchen gardening.
At a same time Relief Nepal and CARITAS Nepal went to Baseswor after the need assessment and Ghoksila Water Supply Scheme was constructed which helped and brought more happiness in the face of community people. Ghoksila Water supply scheme is located in former Baseswor 8 Ghoksila presently in Golanjor rural municipality. It is approximately 45 km from headquarter of Sindhuli. Ghoksila communities are in east access to safe drinking water. In a same way Ghoksila water supply scheme provided additional support to community people. People are using waste water from washing clothes, bathing in vegetable farming. Waste water is collected in a pond and thus it is used in vegetable farming.
We have Rukmani Baral single women aged 58 years from Baseswor 8 Ghoksila who is doing vegetable farming .Vegetables like Caulis, Brinjal, Coriander, Spinach, Garlic, Oninin simi. She has two sons but they are separated from her. In a same way her elder son is the member of Water Users Committee. Before she used to buy vegetables from the market but now she is farming in a large scale as a result she sells the vegetable. She earns some amount of money for her daily livelihood. She is one of the representatives of community. We have many more success like her in Ghoksila. We have Dor prasad Baral, Kalimaya Sarki, Santosh Thapa like her who has done agriculture farming from the waste water. Not only vegetable farming
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cattle's are also getting enough water to drink. Kitchen gardening feeding to cattle's are the best usage of water in the Ghoksila Community. A community expresses their gratitude and
happiness towards Relief Nepal and CARITAS Nepal.
NERP: A Savior
Januka Shrestha is one of the recipients of drinking water facility provided by Caritas Nepal under NERP. She is 32 years old who lives in Golanjor 6 ward number-4 with her family members. There are 13 members in her family including her. She looks after her family and depends on agriculture for basic needs. Fig: Januka Shrestha washing hand at tap
Previously she used to drink water from the river. As there was no drinking water facility in her areas and due to the lack of knowledge about the hygiene they used to drink water from river. They were unaware about the water they drink is contaminated. They doesn’t use any technique of purifying water due to which her family member used to get health problems but they were unable to recognize about the problem made by the contaminated water. But, after Caritas and Relief Nepal started working in WASH sector in their VDC, drinking water facility is provided to them along with the awareness about hygiene, cleanliness and so on. After they got awareness about the drinking water and hygiene they started the different technique of purifying water, along with they started keeping the drinking water pots covered after the use. She gave awareness to her every family member to keep their surrounding clean. They started washing hands after doing works and before eating as well. According to Januka Shrestha, "After following the awareness given by Caritas and Relief Nepal my family members are more concerned about drinking water hygiene due to which they are getting less problem in their health." She is involved in Agricultural group of livelihood activities. She reused the waste water to cultivate the vegetable. As there is problem of irrigation in
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Baseshwor, Januka Shrestha has utilized the water for drinking along with farming. It is seen that the activity of WASH sector has helped the farmer to sustain their livelihood as well. She is really happy and thankful to Caritas Nepal and Relief Nepal.
5. Budget & Expenditure
Total Received Budget NRs. 44342820.86
Total Expenditure Budget NRs. 44299054.21
Budget & Expenditure
3%
9% Concern World Wide 25% Concern World Wide
20% Caritas Nepal 3% TDH Germany TDH Dachser
40% NJSI
6. Implementation strategy
Along with these approaches Relief Nepal will be guided by the following strategies: Working in partnership with grass roots, mainly earthquake affected people, marginalized farmer's agricultural workers, marginalized communities, children, Youth and women. Relief Nepal facilitates community participation in program formulation, implementation and monitoring with equal participation of women in decision-making and work place. We would like to undertake and implement projects that ensure: I. Participation: Relief Nepal Continues to know as respected, committed and dynamic organization which follows participatory approach from project planning to project implementation to achieve sustainable result. While launching any kind of project in the community level it also plan the project through the gender perspective, social inclusion, child friendly and involving every member of the society to implement the project in smooth way. It also coordinate with elected bodies, Governmental bodies so that the project can be sustainable and trustworthy.
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II. Networks/Linkages: Creates new networks including such different constituencies as District Administration, VDC, and other governmental agencies, academics, lawyers, police, social activists, NGO's, stakeholders and donors committed to work for the empowerment of marginalized children, youth, adult (women and man). III. Rights and Advocacy: Bring about positive changes in attitudes and policies concerning marginalized children, youth, adult (Woman and Man) community through their organization and empowerment. IV. Non-Discriminatory: Build respect for individual/human right across religious, region, caste, political lines and gender. V. Gender sensitive: Provide equal opportunity for women and man at work place and community. VI. Accountability and Transparency: Organization will be accountable to the targeted community and eager to share all information with all concerned and stake holders including line agencies. Relief Nepal as one of the leading Ngo of Sindhuli District worked in five thematic area. So, to implement the project it coordinates the local and government bodies. While implementing it coordinate with the local communities and discuss the implementing strategy before implementing the project. After the implementation the project is shown fairly with the community member through social audit and publishing the hoarding board in the area where project is implemented. This helps people how much money is being spent in the community and what is the method of implementing the project. As well Suggestion Box is placed in every working area so that people of the community member can raise their issues and problem to the organization. All those issues and problem that are raised through the suggestion box are addressed through discussion and meeting within the community. This shows the responsibility of NGOs and their commitment towards development of society. VII. Capacity building: Developing skills, practice and attitude for positive change. Building the capacity of new and current staff is an essential part of programme implementation. Basic training for all staff should cover guiding principles, goals and strategy of the organization. To boost the staff and create the working environment Relief Nepal provides trainings before implementing any project to the staff. This helps to boost the staff and help in creating working environment in the office.
VIII. Inclusion: Inclusiveness of target community and disadvantaged groups in decision making and implementing their programs.
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7. Monitoring and Lesson Learned
Relief Nepal has formed the MEAL department for the quality result and learning management of implementing project. For the sustainability of the project DPAC Monitoring, Joint Monitoring, Project Staff Monitoring has been on monthly, quarterly and yearly basis. This helps in the sustainability of the project as well as shows the importance of the project in respective area. At the end of the project CPAC monitoring as well is conducted. For the proper implementation of the project monthly review reflection is conducted so that working modality is created among the staff.
8. Challenge As Relief Nepal focused on the five thematic areas such as Child Protection, Livelihood, WASH, Education and Disaster Risk Reduction due to the lack of working agencies on this area it has been difficult to find the proper fund for the implementation of the project.
9. Annex
Annex: 1
WHO WE ARE Background Relief Nepal is a non-profit non- British forces who has invaded Nepal government organization dedicated to were defeated and chased away from improve the quality of life of poor, Sidhuli Gadhi. Sindhuli district Youth, underprivileged and most therefore has immense potential for disadvantaged people in Nepal. tourism. The social composition of Relief Nepal was founded in 2002 as Sindhuli district consists of multi a Community Based Organization caste and multi ethnic groups. and it was formally registered as a Economically Sindhuli is very NGO in 2008 in District backward as more than 80% of the Administration Office, Sindhuli. It is population is depended on agriculture also affiliated in Social Welfare and there are no big industries in the Council in 2009. It has liaison offices whole district. There are 53 VDCs in Kathmandu and field office in and one Municipality in the district Dhanusha. Sindhuli is situated in and some of the VDCs are still midst of the Chure and Mahabharata inaccessible from the district Ranges. Sindhuli Gadhi situated headquarter due to lacking of around 20 km of the district transport and communication headquarter Sindhuli Madhi is of facilities. historical significance. It is said that Considering the poor development
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situation of the district, a group of in coordination and partnership with conscious and energetic local female international and national non- and male youths of Sindhuli decided governmental organizations to end to work together in the area of social social evils of the society and bring development, and formed an positive change, in the lives of poor organization named Relief Nepal in community children, youth, women, 2065. Relief Nepal has made and marginalized sections with organizational strategy to act in especial focus on under privileged complementary and supplementary of children. governmental organizations and act
1. Vision: Developed society based on social, economic, political and gender equity.
Mission: To enhance the livelihoods of children, youth, women and marginalized sections of the society through empowering them to be self-reliant so that ensures their meaningful participation in decision-making process in the society and able to enjoy their rights
Goal: Vulnerable and marginalized people especially women, children, youths and people living with marginalized conditions are empowered and participate in decision making process about the issues affecting their livelihood
Objectives:
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I. To empower women and marginalized groups toward ensure human rights, increase school education enrolment of school age children and reduced domestic violence, dowry system and human slavery, and animal welfare through social mobilization and institutional building.
II. To improve safe drinking water supply, sanitation and hygiene behavior in target groups and reduced communicable and water borne diseases.
III. To increase access of deprived, marginalized community women and under five children to basic health services, nutritional education, and reduced STD and HIV/ AIDs incidence in community.
IV. To improve livelihoods of target groups through integrated management of agriculture, biodiversity and ecosystem services and renewal energy.
V. To promote the livelihood of the marginalized people by promoting local product and enhancing their linkages with potential market system.
VI. To facilitate child rights protection and promotional programs as a resource organization in the local level.
VII. To conduct non-formal education/literacy program in partnership with GOs/INGOs targeting to the illiterate children, youths and women of the Dalit and disadvantaged groups; linking with income generating activities and saving credit program of the likeminded organizations.
VIII. To work against various kind of social abuses like; dowry system, child marriage, child labor, human (especially girls and women) trafficking, etc. in order to ensure their rights.
IX. To support and promote developing small scale modern farming, animal husbandry and income generating activities to the marginalized low income groups in association with concern agriculture development offices and financial institutions.
X. To provide relief and supports to the disaster (including climate change hazards) affected population of the working area in association with humanitarian support organizations.
Target Groups: Women, Children, Youths and Marginalized groups
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Annex: 2
Project & Partner
Name of Project Partnership Safer School Reconstruction and Renovation in 6 Concern Worldwide Schools in Sindhuli District. Emergency Volunteer Support-EU Peach Project Caritas-EU
Demolition & Debris Management Concern Worldwide Gender Sensitive Child Protection Project Plan International Nepal Safer School Reconstruction of Dharapani School Concern Worldwide Nepal Earthquake Recovery Project For WASH Caritas Nepal Sector Recovery and Restoration of living conditions in tdh Germany earthquake affected districts of Nepal Improving Sanitation, Health and Education in Rural tdh dascher Communities Of Sindhuli District Emergency Project NJSI
Annex: 3 Abbreviation
DCC District Coordination Committee DEO District Education Office WCO Women and Child office DADO District Agriculture Development Office NRA National Reconstruction Authority DLPIU District Level Programme Implementation Unit DPHO District Public Health Office DAO District Administration Office DPO District Police Office DWSSO Division of Water Supply and Sanitation Office DPAC District Project Advisory Committee
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Kamalamai-6, Sindhuli E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.reliefnepal.org.np Phone: 047-520915, 520142