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DATABASE of NGO ACTIVITIES (10Th Edition) ACBAR DATABASE OF NGO ACTIVITIES (10th Edition) Volume II:Sector AGENCY COORDINATING BODY FORAFGHAN RELIEF 2 REHIVIAN BADA ROAD U.P.O. BOX 1084 UNIVERSITY TOWN PESHAWAR, NWFP PAKISTAN TEL: 091 -44392/40839/45316 FAX: 092 -91- 840471 EMAIL: acbaar(a:radio.psh.brain.net.pk MARCH 1998 We are very pleased to make availablethe 1997 Database of NGO Activities- the tenth edition. This edition, as usual, contains informationon NGO activities inside Afghanistan and for Afghan refugees in Pakistan. About 5,449 records on 190 NGO activities have been reflected in this edition.These agencies are mostly Peshawar based; however,information has been collected from NGOs basedin Islamabad, Quetta and from those based in Afghanistan.For easy access to the information available in the Database, it has to be published in fourseparate volumes: Volume I: Location - Province/District; Volume II: Sector; Volume III: Agency; and Summary of the Database (to be published separately). We would also be pleased to provideyou with any other different print -out basedon your needs. Given the current capacity of ACBAR, itshould be noted that the information in theDatabase is as reported by the NGOs. Nevertheless, ACBARkeeps trying to verify projects of its memberagencies to the maximum possible extent when staffare inside Afghanistan. With the establishment of ACBAR offices in Kabul and Herat,we hope to be able this year to expand this exercise. I would like to thank all those involvedin the production of this publication- the NGOs for providing the information; Mohammad Zakir, ACBAR Data Analyst, for putting the informationtogether; and other staff of the ACBAR ProgrammeDepartment for data collection. Finally, I hope the information is usefulto all those involved/interested in the aidprocess for Afghans and Afghanistan. Charles A. MacFadden Executive Director March 1998 s INDEX SECTOR SUB- SECTORPart I: NGO Activities - by Sector for Afghanistan P.4 GE AGRICULTURE VeterinaryForestryFruitCrop TreesProduction 312816 PlantAgriculturalMachineryLivestock Protection Research 49474441 CONSTRUCTIONRoadOtherAgriculture ConstructionAgricultural Training Programsand Repair 635956 StoragePublicShelterBridges Buildings/Housing Buildings 84716870 OtherConstructionEnergySanitation Construction Conservation Training Programs Technology 8684 EDUCATION MadrasaHigherSecondaryPrimary Education Education(Religious Education Education) 959387 OtherTeacherLanguageLiteracy Education Training/Adult Training Education 999896101 HEALTHSECTOR RegionalSUB- SECTOR Hospital PAGE104 BasicComprehensiveDistrictProvincial Clinic Hospital Hospital Clinic 116107106105 MedicalMotherMobileBasic Health /First& Training Child AidPost Health Care 137132130 OtherDisabledVaccinationHealth Health Education Rehabilitation /EPI Programs - 158147141140 GENERATIONINCOME VocationalHelpHandicrafts SmallVulnerable TrainingBusinessmen Group 166164163 MINE DeminingMineOther AwarenessIncome Generation 176174173 REPATRIATIONRELIEF AND NonFoodMine -Food Distribution-Field Commodities Survey Distribution 185182181 COMMUNITY & SocialOtherAssistance Repatriation/ReliefAnimation to Returnees 187186 SOCIAL WORK OtherLibraryMagazineCommunity Social /Other ParticipationWork Publications 189188 WATER:SECTOR KarezSUB-SECTOR PAGE191 WATERDRINKINGIRRIGATION/ OtherDrinkingFloodIrrigationCanal WaterControl WaterStructure Resources (pumps /wells etc.) 214209206197192 Part II: NGO ActivitiesINDEX - by Sector for Refugees in Pakistan AGRICULTURESECTOR LivestockVeterinarySUBFruit -SECTORTrees PAGE215 CONSTRUCTION SanitationPublicAgricultural Buildings Training 216215 EDUCATION MadrasaHigherSecondaryPrimary Education Education(Religious Education Education) 227224216 OtherTeacherLanguageManagementLiteracy Education /AdultTraining Training /Administration Education Training 230229228227 HEALTHSECTOR ProvincialRegionalSUB-SECTOR Hospital Hospital PAGE232 BasicComprehensiveDistrict ClinicHealth Hospital Post Clinic 234233232 Vaccination/EPIHealthMedicalMotherMobile/First Education & Training Child Aid Health Care 235234 GENERATIONINCOME HelpHandicraftsOtherDisabled Skilled Health Rehabilitation Craftsmen Programs 239238236 OtherVocationalHelp Small VulnerableIncome TrainingBusinessmen Generation Group 242240239 COMMUNITYREPATRIATIONRELIEF AND & SocialAssistanceNon-FoodFood Distribution Animation Commoditiesto Returnees Distribution 243 SOCIAL WORK OtherLibraryMagazine/OtherNewsletter/News-BulletinCommunity Social ParticipationWork Publication 244243 WATERDRINKINGIRRIGATION/WATER: OtherDrinking Water Water Resources (pumps/wells etc.) 247246244 a l Part I: NGO ActivitiesACTIVITY -FUNDED bySector DURATION for Afghanistan l AGRIC:BadakhshanPROVINCE Crop ProductBaharakDISTRICT - - - -- VILLAGE .AAGENCY -AID - Ongoing- -- STATUS- - UK--BY -ODA - --Begin7 / 95 -- -End -< ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION >- Badakhshan Baharak SCA Completed SCA 0 / 97 --00 / 970 phosphateDistributionImprovement to of the ofimproved agricultural farmers wheat for production multiplication. seed & 5& MT increased Urea with crop 5 MTyield. Badakhshan FaizabadEshkashem SCAA -AID CompletedOngoing SCAUNDCPUK -ODA 07 / 979495 --00 / 979'70 DistributionFieldImprovement crop trials of of10 agricultural MT improved production wheat seed & increased & 10 MT crop Urea yield. with 10 Badakhshan Jurm A -AID CompletedOngoing UNDCPUK -ODA 7 / 9495 -- 0 / 970 FieldImprovementMT phosphate crop trials of to agricultural the farmers. production & increased crop yield. Badakhshan Jurm Jurm SCAA -AID Completed SCAUNDCP 05 / 9397 --- 0 / 97 phosphateDistributionRedistribution to of the via6 MT farmersmarkets improved forof improvedmultiplication. wheat seed seed. & 6 MT Urea with 6 MT Badakhshan Keshem 22 villages SCASCA Completed FAOSCA /SCA 00 // 97 --00 // 9797 Distributionphosphate to of the 0.635 MT farmers MT improved improved for multiplication. wheat maize seed seed & 5& MT 0.05 Urea MT withBrea 5 with MT Badakhshan Sheghnan Sheghnan A -AID Discontinued UNDCPUK -ODA 87 / 9595 ---00 /197 97 VegetableImprovement0.05 MT phosphate diversification of agricultural to the / improvement.farmers production for multiplication. & increased crop yield. BaghlanBadakhshan BaghlanSheghnan 7 villages SCA Completed FAOSCA /SCA 0 / 97 - 0 / 97 Distributionphosphate to ofof the 0.22l MT farmers. MT improved improved wheat rice seed to& 1the MT farmers. Urea with 1 MT BamyanBaghlan BamyanDoshi Center10 villages SOLIDNPO OngoingCompleted SOLIDNCA 511 / 97 --- 120 // 970 DistributionextensionProvision serviceof ofimproved 3 MT for improved50 seeds, farmers. fertilizer, wheat seeds insecticide, & 22 MT pesticide, fertilizers & to the Farah ShindandBakwa VariousSher Surkh CHAVARA Ongoing Self 1 / 97 -- 0 /0 Seedselected multiplication farmers. project (600 jerib land). Ghazni Ab Band Ab Band CoAR Ongoing EU/NCANOVIB 04 / 9396 --04 // 990 distribution.MultiplicationProvision of 24 of MT seed improved & fertilizer. wheat seed & 24.5 MT fertilizer for AC BA R<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<DATABASEPage: OF1 NGOPrinting ACTIVITIES Date:12/03/98 » » » » » » » » » » » » » »» »> 10TH EDITION DISTRICT VILLAGE AG EN( 'Y- - .1(T11/7TY-- STATUS - -- FUNDED--BY BeginDlR lTION- -- -End <ACT /17Tí' DESCRIPTION > AGRIC:GhazniPRO17;\(E Crop ProductAndar Various IR( /RP Ongoing FAO O / 97 -- O / 0 Distribution of seeds & DAP for multiplication. Ghazni Andar SCA Completed SCA 0 / 97 -- 0 / 97 DistributionUrea to the offarmers 5 NITMT improvedforimproved multiplication. wheatwheat seedseed && 55 MTMT DAPDAP withwith 55 NITSIT Ghazni Deh t'ak IO villages AAA Proposed IRC /RAP 0 / 97 -- 0 / 0 multiplication.DistributionUrea to the offarmers wheat for seed multiplication. & fertilizer to 50 farmers for Ghazni GelanDeh Yak GelanVarious CoAR1RC /RYA Ongoing EU/NCAFAO 0O // 9397 -- 0 / 0 SeedDistribution multiplication of seeds & & fertilizer DAP for distribution. multiplication. Ghazni GhazniGelan Ghazni AFRANESCA OngoingCompleted SCAFAO 0 / 9397 -- 0 / 970 DistributionMultiplicationUrea to the offarmers of 3 maizeMT improvedfor & multiplication. mung wheat seed. seed & 3 MT DAP with 3 MT Ghazni Ghazni Center CoARAFRANE Ongoing EU/NCAEU 0 / 9394 --- 0 / 0 Seed multiplication & fertilizer distribution.distribution. Ghazni Ghazni 212 villages villages DACAAR Completed DanidaFAO 57 // 9697 -- 79 / 97 fieldPlantationDistribution for demonstration. of of two 159,000 new potato vegetables varieties seedlings (25 Kg to each) 118 farmers. in two farmers Ghazni Ghazni Various IRC/RPADACAAR OngoingCompleted FAODanida O4 // 9797 -- 04 / 970 VegetableDistribution nurser), of seeds in 88 & SqmDAP area.for multiplication.15 NIT DAP with 15 Ghazni Ghazni SCA Completed SCA 0 / 97 -- 0 / 970 DistributionMT Urea to ofofthe 15wheat farmers MT improvedseed for & multiplication. fertilizer wheat seedto 50 &farmers for Ghazni Jaghatu Jaghato10 villages ACDOAAA Proposed FAOIRC/RAP O / 97 -- 0 / 0 Wheatmultiplication. seed multiplication. Ghazni JaghoriJaghatu Jaghatu ACDOAFRANE ProposedOngoing FAOEU O0 // 9597 -- - 0 / 0 WheatDistribution seed ofmultiplication. seed & fertilizer. Ghazni Khwaja Omri 18 villages DACAAR Ongoing DACAAR 0 / 95 -- 0 / 0 Distributionfarmers. ofof 204.4 Kg NIT vegetable wheat seed, seeds 4.4 & 122,000MT DAP seedlings & 10.6 MT to Urea281 to Ghazni MoqorKhwaja Omri Moqor18 villages CoARDACAAR Ongoing EU/NCAFAO/DACA 0/ 93-0/ 0 Seed864 farmers. multiplication A C B A R ««« « «««« ««««««« « «<« DATABASEPage: OF2NGO PrintingACTIVITIES Date: »12/03/98 » » » » » » » » » » » » » » »> 10TH EDITION J c 4 PROU7.VCE DISTRICT VILLAGE
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