Annual Report 2019-2020

THARDEEP RURAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME TRDP

ANNUAL REPORT 2019-2020

ANNUAL REPORT 2019-2020

ACKNOWLEDGMENT Thardeep Rural Development Programme – TRDP is pleased to convey sincere gratitude and acknowledge the backing of all stakeholders in accomplishing milestones for the year 2019-2020. We are indebted to partners; District, Provincial and Federal government, Networks and Alliances for their facilitating role in critical time of COVID -19 and subsequent lockdown. Their support relieved TRDP at both Institutional and Programme level in tackling with crisis like situation efficiently.

We acknowledge positive role of media in spreading TRDP’s message through electronic and print versions. TRDP pays special appreciation to community institutions and community activists for their exceptional role in regular programme as well as during emergency. We are obliged to our Board of Directors for continual directions throughout the year.

We recognize efforts of Monitoring and Documentation Section and Internal Audit team in the development of Annual Report 2019 - 2020, particularly Meva Balani, Programme Officer Monitoring and Documentation, Revachand Bhojani, Programme Officer, Monitoring and Documentation for producing in-house draft, Muzamil Hussain, Chief Internal Auditor for providing required information and Mr. Vashoomal Parmar, Head of Monitoring and Documentation for his coordinating role. We are thankful to Bhagwani Bai Rathore for investing time in finalization of the report. Message from Chairperson

It is a great pleasure for me to write for this annual report as TRDP completes 23 years of its journey. It has indeed been an extraordinary journey full of dedication, passion and hardwork from TRDP's team, guidance from the Directors and members and support from a range of stakeholders. Building on past experience during the reporting year, TRDP has emerged as one of the most stable and reputable organisations in the country serving the poor and marginalised communities in remote rural areas of Pakistan. TRDP has succeeded in developing a strong mechanism of service delivery with availability of viable community institutions and active community resource persons at the grass-roots level.. This combination of social structure and human resources has resulted in increasing the outreach and depth of services in the most remote areas of Sindh.

TRDP team is key to this success. We are fortunate to have trust of communities and support we enjoy across all the sections of society.

On the behalf of the TRDP Board, I am grateful to the district administration, provincial government of Sindh, federal government, and all other stakeholders for extending support to Dr. Naseer Muhammad Nizamani TRDP and creating an enabling environment for the work we are Chairperson doing with the poor communities. ,

I am grateful to partners and donors for extending us technical and financial support and posing great confidence in our capabilities.

I would like to thank TRDP’s Board of directors and general body for their continuous support and guidance. ANNUAL REPORT 2019-2020 FOREWORD CONTENTS I am honoured to present annual report of Thardeep Rural Development Programme for the year 2019 – 2020. The purpose of this report is to disseminate our Foreword 1 accomplishments under five major themes. Taking social Acronyms 2 mobilization as the foundation of its entire work, TRDP’s programme activities are implemented through community 1 | INTRODUCTION 4 institutions mainly with women-led organizations. TRDP believes that women’s significant involvement in the 2 | EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 5 sustainable development of their areas will in long run transforms conservative power structures that reinforce 3 | THEMATIC PROGRESS FOR THE PERIOD OF JULY 2019- JUNE 2020 7 discrimination and impede gender equality. We believe that Community Organizations Through Social Mobilization 7 our distinctive programme approach makes us successful. Promoting Community Investment For Income Generation & Sustainable Livelihood 9 Promoting Elementary Education & Child Protection Through Public Private Partnership 11 This year was challenging and inspiring for TRDP; challenging in a sense that outbreak of COVID-19 and Food Security & Programme For Improved Nutrition In Sindh 13 subsequent lockdown multiplied vulnerabilities of the poor Promoting Social Environmental Safe Guard 14 communities we work with. But we took it as an opportunity Actual World Of Difference 22 to serve the poor communities by diverting its programme Case Studies 22 interventions to combat the crisis like situation in remote areas of its programme districts. Inspiring in a sense that Karigar Mela Karachi 26 TRDP regular programme as well as its COVID-19 Response Experience Sharing & Lesson Learning Visit By A Delegation Of The Govt. Of Balochistan 27 was greatly acknowledged and appreciated by government, its partner organizations and coalitions. TRDP Combating Covid-19 Pandemic Crisis 27 ALLAH NAWAZ SAMOO remained visible in print and electronic media throughout 4 | APPRECIATION AND IMAGE BUILDING 28 the year. TRDP’s programme events as well as its CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER interventions were disseminated on TV channels and TRDP Was Awarded Appreciation Certificates And Shields [2019-2020] 30 reported in local and national newspapers. I am delighted No Objection Certificates (Nocs) [2019-2020] 33 to say that TRDP remained successful in showcasing artisans’ skills and services to the mainstream market by Media Coverage 35 organizing Karigar Mella at Karachi. It was extensively 5 | PICTURE GALLERY 42 appreciated by European Union, Government authorizes, elected representatives, media, civil society organizations TRDP at a Glance (As Of June 30, 2020) 46 and thousands of artisans from different ecological zones of Sindh. 6 | AUDIT REPORT 50 During the year TRDP hosted different government and 7 | TRDP BOARD OF DIRECTORS 56 nongovernmental delegations to its successful poverty reduction programme in Dadu and Jamshoro. This programme was well-regarded for replication it other parts of the country.

TRDP is obliged to government authorities, partner organizations, collations, and community institutions for their supportive hand in regular programme activities as well as responding assertively to crisis like condition of COVID-19 pandemic. We promise to work together in the future for the common cause.

01 ANNUAL REPORT 2019-2020 ACRONYMS

AALTP Adolescent and Adult Learning and Training Program MIS Management Information System AD Assistant Director MoU Memorandum of Understanding ADC Assistant Deputy Commissioner NPGP National Poverty Graduation Programme BBC BISP Beneficiaries Committees NRSP National Rural Support Programme BISP Benazir Income Support Programme ODF Open Defecation Free CAT Community Awareness Toolkit O&M Operation and Maintenance CEO Chief Executive Officer OPD Out-Patient Department CHW Community Health Workers PCCHI Pakistan CSOs Coalition for Health and Immunization CLEW Community Livestock Extension Worker PDC Para Development Committee CMAM Community Based Management of Acute Malnutrition PINS Programme for Improve Nutrition in Sindh CIF Community Investment Fund PLW Pregnant and Lactating Women CLTS Community Led Total Sanitation PPRP Peoples' Poverty Reduction Programme CO Community Organization PSC Poverty Score Card CPI Community Physical Infrastructure RSPN Rural Support Programmes Network CRP Community Resource Person SAM Severe Acute Malnutrition CSO Civil Society Organization SDG Sustainable Development Goals CSCCC Civil Society Coalition for Climate Change SRSO Sindh Rural Support Organization DG Director General SUN -CSA Scaling Up Nutrition -Civil Society Alliance DRR Disaster Risk Reduction SLM Sustainable Land Management DWSS Drinking Water Supply Schemes SM Social Mobilization EPI Expanded Programme of Immunization ToT Training of Trainers EU European Union TVST Technical and Vocational Skills Training FFS Farmer Field School UC Union Council GBV Gender Based Violence UCT Unconditional Cash Transfer IEC Information Education and Communication VAP Village Action Plans IGG Income Generating Grant VO Village Organization IUCN International Union for Conservation of Nature WASH Water and Sanitation and Hygiene IYCF Infant and Young Child Feeding WeT Waseela-e-Taleem LHS Lady Health Supervisors LMST Leadership and Management Skill Training LSO Local Support Organization MHI Micro Health Insurance MIP Micro Investment Plan

02 03 ANNUAL REPORT 2019-2020 02 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY In the year 2019 - 2020 TRDP remained successful in of community organizations water tanker vouchers were provided to drought Speaking at the occasion, Sindh provincial minister for achieving benchmarks along with undertaking COVID-19 through PKR. 3,744,458 affected families. In addition, 68,667 animals were Livestock and Fisheries, Mr. Abdul Bari Pitafi, said that he emergency response within its programme areas. TRDP’s deposited recovery of CIF by vaccinated and provided deworming medications in 65 was inspired by the women community leaders who are collaboration with its partner organizations, government, village organizations. 1,386 veterinary medical camps at villages level, combating transforming their villages, and improving the quality of networks helped in tackling the emergency situation members of community desertification 33 participatory land use plans were life of poor people. He said that Government of Sindh efficiently. TRDP got No-Objection Certificates from organizations were provided PKR. 47,875,000 Interest developed and community based SIM fund was has extended the community-driven development district authorities for mobility during lockdown. This free loans 163 women benefited through assets transfers established with 20 community organizations. 704 approach of TRDP to all districts of the Sindh Province. helped TRDP in implementing its regular programme as for income generating activities and 2,803 poor Physical Infrastructures schemes related to water supply, well as responding to COVID -19 emergency situation. households were transferred Tangible Assets to be communication, sanitation, irrigation, and solar light Mr. Ahmed Nawaz, Balochistan Provincial Member, said TRDP diverted its regular activities to benefit most graduated out of poverty. were initiated in programme districts. And fire affected that enthusiasm and activism of rural women working for effected population within the programme area. families of three incidents were provided food and development of their own area is incredible and we will Provision of cash grants, interest free loans fulfilled cash Elementary education programme aims to create non-food items. try to replicate the best practices we have observed shortage in the villages mostly depend on wage labour. awareness regarding the importance of education, during our field visit. On the other hand, provision of food items, personal increase enrolment of children, decrease drop-out, and TRDP also support the service delivery of government protection items such as masks, soaps and sanitizers ensure retention in primary schools. Besides, the line departments through the community institutions to Ms. Mahjabeen Balochistan Provincial Member, said that 01 INTRODUCTION satisfied urgent needs of the communities. Assets programme also includes a component of adolescent and increase the outreach and effective delivery of now women should not have fear, they are aware of their transfer to the poor families such as provision of goats adult learning. During the year 23,382 children from BISP government services. As result to support to Health rights now, the skill development programs initiated by Thardeep Rural Development Programme is a not-for-profit not only fulfilled nutrition needs, but it saved the beneficiary families were enrolled in schools and department, vaccination outreach have been increased, TRDP are key to increase income at household level. We organization working in Sindh province through its available assets from in the time of recession. registered to BISP database. Some 889 school 63, 966 children under 5 year age received polio drops, have learned best practices here especially for women, multifaceted programme by providing inputs and services monitoring visits were conducted to check regular 50,505 trees were planted through support to Forest we as parliamentarian will replicate these through that strengthen the participatory community organizations During the reporting period 2,690 women formed 53 attendance of children. 684 training events were department, livestock vaccination and treatment services government of Balochistan. and harness people’s potential to enhance the wellbeing of community organizations, 18 village organizations and organized with women leaders of BBCs and clusters to were also supported to Livestock and Animal Husbandry five Local Support Organizations. These LSOs developed takeover programme intervention at village and cluster department, NADRA was supported to register CNICs of Mr. Fayaz Butt, Sindh Provincial Member, said that poor households. 57 Village Development Plans (VDPs), 10 Union Council level. Some 200 learners, including 140 adolescents and rural people specially women, Education department was involving local government and district government for Development Plans (UCDPs) and Micro Investment Plans 60 adult learners including 60% female were provided supported to enrol out of school children, District all development projects is key for betterment of poor. REGISTRATION (MIPs) of 373 poor households. 169 VOs received Income formal primary education. 38 persons received administrations were supported during COVID-19 He also emphasized on raising awareness for taking Registered under the Societies Registration Act XXI of 1860 Generation Grants for their poorest households. 421 four-month skill development training with stipend at emergencies, National and International days precautions against COVID-19. (Registration No.3835) in 13th July 1998 at Hyderabad. community organization and 176 village organizations AALTP centre Tharparkar. celebrations and other activities. were revitalized, and identified 160 Community Resource Mr. Allah Nawaz Samoo, CEO-TRDP, said that TRDP is MISSION Persons (CRPs) in Tharparkar and Umerkot districts. TRDP’s Food Security and Programme for Improved During the reporting year, TRDP facilitated thousands of contributing the service delivery of government line Enlarging the choices of marginalized people focusing on Some 53,901 members from community institutions and Nutrition aims at contributing to improve the nutritional artisans of Sindh in showcasing their products and departments and collaborating for rural development in women and working children and to achieve greater impact staff were trained in managerial and technical skills such status of children under five and pregnant & lactating services by organizing Karigar Mella at Karachi on 28th arid zone areas where other organizations avoid to work. on reducing poverty by working with all stakeholders. as health, environment, nutrition, agricultural, women through set of activities, that improve food and 29th January 2020. The event was participated by He thanked the delegation of Balochistan for selecting educations, vocational, disaster risk reduction, climate diversity, reduce waterborne diseases and promote wide range of people. Her Excellency Androulla TRDP for this learning visit. change and gender sensitization. 707 office bearers from climate resilient nutrition at household level. During the Kaminara, Ambassador of European Union Delegation to GOAL community organizations were provided community year TRDP served 63,355 households and benefited Pakistan, Ms. Shehla Raza, Provincial Minster for Women The event was aimed to share the learning and to To help marginalized people to benefit from the management skill training to conduct their organizational 218,581 people through diversified nutritive activities. Development, other parliamentarians, Chamber of enhance the synergies between all stakeholders working development process through participatory gender balanced activities efficiently. 5,275 beneficiaries have got the Commerce, Trade Development Authority, Corporations, for poverty reduction including government. Technical and Vocational Skill Training (TVST) in different TRDP aims to mobilize communities for creating and Brands, civil society and others participated. approaches in order to achieve sustainable livelihood and trades and have developed linkages with market. 38,256 supporting social and environmental safeguards to cope strive for protection of children and women rights members of community organizations sensitized and with natural disasters by supporting them to design and TRDP participated in “Salam Pakistan Festival” and THEMES trained in subject specific and technical training on implement land use management plans, promoting water presented TRDP memento to honorable Chief Minister 1. Community Organization through Social Mobilization health, education, nutrition, water and environment in conservation in arid regions, setting fodder and forage Sindh, Syed Murad Ali Shah. TRDP set up stalls 2. Promoting Community Investment for Income Generation and Sustainable Livelihood programme districts. banks for local communities, setting sprinkle irrigation presenting local cuisine, artisan work, renewable energy 3. Food Security and Programme for improved Nutrition in Sindh TRDP’s aims to reduce poverty in hard-to-reach areas of techniques and building capacities in sustainable farming products, local carpets and live demonstration of Thari 4. Promoting Elementary Education & Child Protection through Public Private Partnership practices. During the reporting year through 945 free life style. Sindh by graduating out poorest households medical camps 40,579 patients were treated. 6,600 5. Promoting Social Environmental Safe Guard progressively from poverty trap and enable them to start dignity kits and 1,000 Safe Delivery Kits were distributed TRDP organized an experience sharing and learning visit income generating activities through community and provided support to 182 women for referral of and workshop for high level delegation of Balochistan investment funds (CIF), interest free loans and income complicated cases delivery in Tharparkar, 1,246 Government. Members of Provincial Assemblies, senior AUDITORS generating grants. community members were sensitized through 41 level government officials of Balochistan and Sindh, MEMBERSHIPS BDO Ebrahim & Co psycho-social counselling session on GBV in Women Development experts, Rural Support Programmes and During the reporting year, 4,562 poorest households Friendly Health Spaces (WFHS), and during outreach Women led community institutions participated in the • Rural Support Programmes Network (RSPN) were provided income generating grants of PKR. • Executive Council of Scaling Up Nutrition Civil Society Alliance (SUN -CSA), Pakistan activities, 1,150 new-born baby kits were distributed, event. The event was organized to share the experience 94,985,502 for small economic initiatives and 5,125 26,116 eye patients were medicated at eye care centres, and learning of TRDP’s community driven local • Member of Civil Society Coalition for Climate Change (CSCCC) households were provided Community Investment Fund Some 8,414 new consumers received family planning development approach and work. • Member of Pakistan CSOs Coalition for Health and Immunization(PCCHI) of PKR. 103,199,512. Community Investment Fund (CIF) services, 1000 hygiene kits, 12,000 transport and 2,000 • Member of International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) of PKR. 2,692,000 was revolved further to 117 members

04 05 ANNUAL REPORT 2019-2020 THEMATIC PROGRESS FOR EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 03 THE PERIOD OF In the year 2019 - 2020 TRDP remained successful in of community organizations water tanker vouchers were provided to drought Speaking at the occasion, Sindh provincial minister for achieving benchmarks along with undertaking COVID-19 through PKR. 3,744,458 affected families. In addition, 68,667 animals were Livestock and Fisheries, Mr. Abdul Bari Pitafi, said that he JULY 2019- JUNE 2020 emergency response within its programme areas. TRDP’s deposited recovery of CIF by vaccinated and provided deworming medications in 65 was inspired by the women community leaders who are collaboration with its partner organizations, government, village organizations. 1,386 veterinary medical camps at villages level, combating transforming their villages, and improving the quality of networks helped in tackling the emergency situation members of community desertification 33 participatory land use plans were life of poor people. He said that Government of Sindh COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS THROUGH efficiently. TRDP got No-Objection Certificates from organizations were provided PKR. 47,875,000 Interest developed and community based SIM fund was has extended the community-driven development SOCIAL MOBILIZATION district authorities for mobility during lockdown. This free loans 163 women benefited through assets transfers established with 20 community organizations. 704 approach of TRDP to all districts of the Sindh Province. TRDP’s social mobilization programme starts with the helped TRDP in implementing its regular programme as for income generating activities and 2,803 poor Physical Infrastructures schemes related to water supply, collection, compilation, assessment and documentation of well as responding to COVID -19 emergency situation. households were transferred Tangible Assets to be communication, sanitation, irrigation, and solar light Mr. Ahmed Nawaz, Balochistan Provincial Member, said information about available resources, demographic TRDP diverted its regular activities to benefit most graduated out of poverty. were initiated in programme districts. And fire affected that enthusiasm and activism of rural women working for structure, infrastructure and livelihoods at household, effected population within the programme area. families of three incidents were provided food and development of their own area is incredible and we will village and union council levels. This results in a profile of Provision of cash grants, interest free loans fulfilled cash Elementary education programme aims to create non-food items. try to replicate the best practices we have observed a household, village and union council. These baseline shortage in the villages mostly depend on wage labour. awareness regarding the importance of education, during our field visit. documents help both community organizations and TRDP On the other hand, provision of food items, personal increase enrolment of children, decrease drop-out, and TRDP also support the service delivery of government in targeting the poorest and in developing household, protection items such as masks, soaps and sanitizers ensure retention in primary schools. Besides, the line departments through the community institutions to Ms. Mahjabeen Balochistan Provincial Member, said that village, union council and district development plans. satisfied urgent needs of the communities. Assets programme also includes a component of adolescent and increase the outreach and effective delivery of now women should not have fear, they are aware of their transfer to the poor families such as provision of goats adult learning. During the year 23,382 children from BISP government services. As result to support to Health rights now, the skill development programs initiated by Once poverty assessment and profiling process is done, not only fulfilled nutrition needs, but it saved the beneficiary families were enrolled in schools and department, vaccination outreach have been increased, TRDP are key to increase income at household level. We social mobilization starts with the introduction of available assets from in the time of recession. registered to BISP database. Some 889 school 63, 966 children under 5 year age received polio drops, have learned best practices here especially for women, programme and organization of communities in three tier monitoring visits were conducted to check regular 50,505 trees were planted through support to Forest we as parliamentarian will replicate these through institutions – Community Organizations, Village During the reporting period 2,690 women formed 53 attendance of children. 684 training events were department, livestock vaccination and treatment services government of Balochistan. Organizations and Local Support Organizations COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS (CO) community organizations, 18 village organizations and organized with women leaders of BBCs and clusters to were also supported to Livestock and Animal Husbandry respectively at neighbourhood, village and at union Community Organizations (COs) form the foundation of five Local Support Organizations. These LSOs developed takeover programme intervention at village and cluster department, NADRA was supported to register CNICs of Mr. Fayaz Butt, Sindh Provincial Member, said that council level. TRDP further capacitate community this three tiered structure at the neighborhood level and 57 Village Development Plans (VDPs), 10 Union Council level. Some 200 learners, including 140 adolescents and rural people specially women, Education department was involving local government and district government for institutions with required knowledge, skills and include individual household representation. Each CO Development Plans (UCDPs) and Micro Investment Plans 60 adult learners including 60% female were provided supported to enrol out of school children, District all development projects is key for betterment of poor. competencies to plan, implement and supervise typically consists of 15-20 households represented by a (MIPs) of 373 poor households. 169 VOs received Income formal primary education. 38 persons received administrations were supported during COVID-19 He also emphasized on raising awareness for taking interventions efficiently. Social mobilization programme is female member, who live together in a particular Generation Grants for their poorest households. 421 four-month skill development training with stipend at emergencies, National and International days precautions against COVID-19. women centred and close coordinated with local settlement/goth or muhalla sharing common interests. community organization and 176 village organizations AALTP centre Tharparkar. celebrations and other activities. government through joint development committees at were revitalized, and identified 160 Community Resource Mr. Allah Nawaz Samoo, CEO-TRDP, said that TRDP is taluka and district and provincial levels. The members are like-minded women who are ready to Persons (CRPs) in Tharparkar and Umerkot districts. TRDP’s Food Security and Programme for Improved During the reporting year, TRDP facilitated thousands of contributing the service delivery of government line tap their common resources collectively with cooperation Some 53,901 members from community institutions and Nutrition aims at contributing to improve the nutritional artisans of Sindh in showcasing their products and departments and collaborating for rural development in and unity amongst themselves to overcome their common staff were trained in managerial and technical skills such status of children under five and pregnant & lactating services by organizing Karigar Mella at Karachi on 28th arid zone areas where other organizations avoid to work. and individual household’s social and economic as health, environment, nutrition, agricultural, women through set of activities, that improve food and 29th January 2020. The event was participated by He thanked the delegation of Balochistan for selecting constraints. Each CO has elected one President and one educations, vocational, disaster risk reduction, climate diversity, reduce waterborne diseases and promote wide range of people. Her Excellency Androulla TRDP for this learning visit. Manager through consensus to run the day to affairs of change and gender sensitization. 707 office bearers from climate resilient nutrition at household level. During the Kaminara, Ambassador of European Union Delegation to the CO on a voluntary basis to lead their members. community organizations were provided community year TRDP served 63,355 households and benefited Pakistan, Ms. Shehla Raza, Provincial Minster for Women The event was aimed to share the learning and to During the reporting period 57 Community Organizations management skill training to conduct their organizational 218,581 people through diversified nutritive activities. Development, other parliamentarians, Chamber of enhance the synergies between all stakeholders working were formed within the programme area. activities efficiently. 5,275 beneficiaries have got the Commerce, Trade Development Authority, Corporations, for poverty reduction including government. Technical and Vocational Skill Training (TVST) in different TRDP aims to mobilize communities for creating and Brands, civil society and others participated. trades and have developed linkages with market. 38,256 supporting social and environmental safeguards to cope members of community organizations sensitized and with natural disasters by supporting them to design and TRDP participated in “Salam Pakistan Festival” and trained in subject specific and technical training on implement land use management plans, promoting water presented TRDP memento to honorable Chief Minister health, education, nutrition, water and environment in conservation in arid regions, setting fodder and forage Sindh, Syed Murad Ali Shah. TRDP set up stalls programme districts. banks for local communities, setting sprinkle irrigation presenting local cuisine, artisan work, renewable energy TRDP’s aims to reduce poverty in hard-to-reach areas of techniques and building capacities in sustainable farming products, local carpets and live demonstration of Thari practices. During the reporting year through 945 free life style. Sindh by graduating out poorest households medical camps 40,579 patients were treated. 6,600 progressively from poverty trap and enable them to start dignity kits and 1,000 Safe Delivery Kits were distributed TRDP organized an experience sharing and learning visit income generating activities through community and provided support to 182 women for referral of and workshop for high level delegation of Balochistan investment funds (CIF), interest free loans and income complicated cases delivery in Tharparkar, 1,246 Government. Members of Provincial Assemblies, senior generating grants. community members were sensitized through 41 level government officials of Balochistan and Sindh, psycho-social counselling session on GBV in Women Development experts, Rural Support Programmes and During the reporting year, 4,562 poorest households Friendly Health Spaces (WFHS), and during outreach Women led community institutions participated in the were provided income generating grants of PKR. activities, 1,150 new-born baby kits were distributed, event. The event was organized to share the experience 94,985,502 for small economic initiatives and 5,125 26,116 eye patients were medicated at eye care centres, and learning of TRDP’s community driven local households were provided Community Investment Fund Some 8,414 new consumers received family planning development approach and work. of PKR. 103,199,512. Community Investment Fund (CIF) services, 1000 hygiene kits, 12,000 transport and 2,000 of PKR. 2,692,000 was revolved further to 117 members

06 07 THEMATIC PROGRESS FOR THE PERIOD OF JULY 2019- JUNE 2020 ANNUAL REPORT 2019-2020 OUTPUT 5,275 beneficiaries have got Umerkot districts. Objective of this project is to assist the 163 women benefited OUTPUT PROGRAMME FOR 2,690 households of lowest poverty band (0-23) came the training in different trades assessed on the basis of the selection criteria given in the INTEREST FREE LOAN SCHEME ultra-poor and very poor in graduating out of poverty on a from asset transfer in contribute and complement public education sector Empowering BISP beneficiary mothers through formation Tracking of 273,625 households for practice change in Establishment of 21 demonstration plots in flood and communication, community awareness toolkit (CAT), Programme Implementation Manual (PIM). According to 23,382 children from BISP’s beneficiary families were VILLAGE ORGANIZATIONS (VO) together and formed women led 53 Community and have developed linkages TRDP in partnership with Pakistan Poverty Alleviation sustainable basis, simultaneously improving their overall Umerkot district for income through its diversified set of interventions. The major of BISP Beneficiary Committees (BBCs) and allocating enrolled in schools and registered to BISP database in IMPROVED NUTRITION WASH. drought prone areas to increase crop production. The process of forming Village Organisations (VOs) record keeping and networking. Village Organizations with market. their needs, a training plan was prepared and trainings Fund under Prime Minister’s Interest Free Loan scheme (VO) are provided leadership and management skill Organizations (COs). food security, nutritional status and resilience to climate generating activities as of educational interventions include identification and them leadership role in their communities through Cluster Tharparkar and Umerkot district. IN SINDH Training of 21 members of district ODF Certification Development of 432 Disaster Risk Reduction Plan to started in those revenue villages or clusters where at least organised, preferably at the local level. During the providing interest free loans to landless and asset less June 2019. reopening of closed government school, development of formation is one of the core interventions of WeT TRDP is implementing nutrition 60% of the rural households are organised in COs. COs of trainings (LMST) to accomplish their responsibilities at VO change through Asset Transfers (Tangible and Intangible), Committees on ODF certification and monitoring process. reduce impacts of drought and floods and to develop 60% households of 18 villages were organized in 38, 256 members of community reporting period 5,225 beneficiaries received vocational women and youth for income generating, and productive Interest Free Loans, Trainings, Social Mobilization / school improvement plans, provision of missing facilities, Programme. The role of BBC leaders is to identify and sensitive interventions under a village are fostered into a village-level body called a level. The training covered topics on leadership, training in different trades including Car Driving, Tailoring 5,242 Mohallah/ Village level BISP Beneficiaries 63 villages were awarded ODF certificates. community resilient to cope with disasters. community organization resulting in formation of 18 organizations trained in subject self-employment ventures. This project provides an Revitalizations of VO/CO, and development of Activity 2,803 poor households were teachers training, establishment of community based facilitate families with out of school children for enrolment Committees (BBCs) and clusters were facilitated in “Programme for Improved Village Organisation. From each CO two representatives management, village level planning, financial specific and technical training on and Dress Making, Hand Embroidery, Beautician, Office opportunity to enhance economic development in the Nutrition in Sindh” project in Dadu Development of 324 Village Action Plans (VAPs) Provision of livestock extension services through management, procurement, record keeping, networking, village organization and development of 10 village plan by community institutions (CIs) with support of CRPs transferred Tangible Assets of school, facilitating working children especially girls to and registration to BISP database and ensure their conducting 33,843 meeting. 889 school monitoring visited preferably president and manager are nominated for development plans and Union Council Development health, education, nutrition, water Automation and Mehndi Art, Machine Embroidery, poorest segment of the society especially for women and PKR. 168,180,000 to graduate them enrol in schools. attendance to end drop out through monthly meetings, and Jamshoro districts. The overall containing detailed information water and sanitation Community & Government Livestock Extension Workers membership of VOs. The process of VO formation also social mobilization, communication and Community and community trainings. During the reporting period were conducted to check regular attendance of children. Plans. Micro investment plans of 373 poor families were and environment. Applique Work, Arc Embroidery Work, Cooking, Motor youth. Youth are given proper guidance and financial some 2,803 poor households were transferred Tangible out of poverty in Tharparkar and Umerkot districts. supervision and different sensitization activities. BBCs objective of project is to sustainably improve the facilities and plan for WASH interventions. (CLEWs) in 37 union councils. continued to establish the umbrella organizations. Awareness Tool Kit (CAT). Local Support Organizations Cycle Mechanic, Mobile Phone Repairing, Electric Motor Currently, TRDP is implementing different projects to developed. Currently, 169 VOs are managing Income support through this scheme for better access to Assets of PKR. 168,180,000 to graduate them out of located in close vicinity are organized into one women-led 684 one-day training events were organized with women nutritional status of children under five and of pregnant Construction of low cost disaster resilient demonstration Commemoration of 90 events on international days i.e. (LSO) are provided leadership and management skill Winder, Home Based Livestock Farming and Rilli (Quilt) innovative technology as they can play their positive role ensure access to quality education and retention of and lactating women, improve community-level nutrition training (LMST) to manage and enhance capacity of Generation Grants for their poorest households. PROMOTING COMMUNITY INVESTMENT poverty in Tharparkar and Umerkot districts. PROMOTING ELEMENTARY EDUCATION & children from marginalized groups of the society and Cluster. The role of cluster formation is to foster linkages leaders of BBCs and clusters to takeover programme latrines in 424 villages and training to eight community World Food Day, World Water Day, Global Hand Washing LOCAL SUPPORT ORGANIZATION (LSO) Making. Only 7% of trained beneficiaries were men. in the development of their communities. During the between BBCs, TRDP and BISP’s tehsil offices for sensitive food production systems adapted to climate COs/VOs/LSOs, Advocacy and Networking with the Beneficiaries who completed the training, CRPs and promoting lifelong learning. intervention at village and cluster level. members on construction of low cost latrine and Day and World Toilet Day, at UC and District and Provincial The Local Support Organisation (LSO) is the apex body of Five Local Support Organizations were formed in Dadu FOR INCOME GENERATION AND reporting period 1,386 members of community CHILD PROTECTION THROUGH PUBLIC smoother implementation of programme. In addition, change in rural areas of Sindh. The project has set of installation of hand pump. level. public/private services providers, awareness raising on concerned COs/VOs provided follow up support for organizations were provided PKR. 47,875,000 Interest OUTPUT interventions i.e. promotion of horticulture and fish all VOs/COs at union council level. The process of LSO cross cutting issues, planning at the UC level and and Jamshoro districts ensuring representation from SUSTAINABLE LIVELIHOOD PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP WASEELA-E-TALEEM PROJECT Community Resource Person are trained to facilitate BBCs Some 200 learners, including 140 adolescents and 60 formation started in those union councils where at least The objective of Promoting Community Investment for employability or starting his/her own business. The free loan in Tharparkar and Dadu districts 4,562 poorest members of COs were provided income farming, provision of poultry and goats to the poor Orientation to eight LSO members on monitoring of water Participation of ten staff members in Training of Trainers coordination with the local government. every village organization of the union council. generating grants of PKR. 94,985,502 for small economic Elementary education programme aims to create TRDP implements Waseela-e-Taleem Project to create and Clusters in registration, mobilization for enrolment, adult learners were provided formal primary education 60% rural households are organised in COs and all COs Income Generation and Sustainable Livelihood trained beneficiary could also be linked with CIF, IGG or awareness regarding the importance of education, organization of trainings and campaigns. District families, capacity building and sensitization through quality. LSO members conducted 321 chemical water on kitchen gardening, poultry and livestock management. any Microfinance Institutions (MFIs) working in the area. initiatives in Dadu and Jamshoro districts awareness among Benazir Income Support Programme that includes 60% female learners. 38 participants tests for improved water sources and chlorination 120 become members of VOs. The LSO formation is linked In addition, village social map of 179 villages were programme is to reduce poverty in hard-to-reach areas of increase enrolment, decrease drop-out, and ensure beneficiary families regarding the importance of coordination committee is formed for smooth received four-month skill development training with technical training and raising community awareness to get Provision of 6,567 gloves, 6,415 masks and 12,108 soaps with the social mobilisation coverage, formation of VOs, TECHNICAL TRAINING PROGRAMME Sindh by phasing out poorest households progressively rid of open defecation, promotion of tree plantation, communal water resources to destroy harmful developed, participatory Wealth Ranking (PWR) of 21,948 ii) Income Generating Grants (IGG) 5,125 households were provided Community Investment retention in primary schools. Besides, the programme also education, increase enrolment rate in primary education, implementation of project and close coordination with all stipend at AALTP centre Tharparkar. to the communities during COVID-19 Pandemic. capacity building of the VO representatives and maturity Skill development is one of the key interventions in households of 179 villages was completed, Poverty Score from poverty trap and enable them to start income kitchen gardening, Water, Sanitation and Hygiene microorganisms. Based on the needs identified in the MIPs, poor Fund of PKR. 103,199,512 for new small economic includes a component of adolescent and adult learning. improve children attendance in schools, and decrease stakeholders and line department. Served 30,421 households in obtaining treatment of of the VOs. Each VO nominated two members for the liberating poor households gradually from poverty trap. In Card baseline survey of 4,638 households was conducted, generating activities through sub-granting community households have been provided assistance in finalising activities, Support to small farmers for seed and other Establishment of 73 rain water harvesting reservoirs at partnership with recognized training institutions TRDP initiatives in Dadu and Jamshoro districts drop-out rate and ensure retention to successfully FOOD SECURITY AND PROGRAMME FOR malnutrition through outreach, referral system and General Body of the LSO. The General Body collectively 421 community organization and 176 village organizations investment funds (CIF), interest free loans and income their plans for income generation activities. This support TRDP has a long history of working for the rights of complete primary education. Quarterly cash assistance to inputs, Improve livestock management practices through household and community level to use for drinking water, selected six office bearers. TRDP signs a Terms of provides business specific and market driven training to were revitalized, and 160 Community Resource Persons generating grants to community institutions. ADOLESCENT AND ADULT LEARNING AND IMPROVED NUTRITION IN SINDH training of CLEWs and delivery of livestock extension behaviour change communication for improved child care, was provided by the social mobilisation team of TRDP and Community Investment Fund (CIF) of PKR. 2,692,000 was marginalized groups, specifically its commitment for the each BISP beneficiary family is provided through kitchen gardening and livestock. training to 111 outreach staff, formation of 132 Mother to Partnership with the LSOs and support in implementation help poor communities in getting employment or setting (CRPs) identified in Tharparkar and Umerkot districts TRDP through comprehensive integrated interventions rights of children can be seen at both programme and TRAINING PROGRAMME This programme aims at contributing to improve the services including introduction of improved livestock CRPs. These economic activities include small scale revolved to 117 members of community organizations in unconditional cash transfer (UCT) scheme to strengthen Contributing to alleviate the challenges of illiteracy and Provision of safe drinking water through construction/ Mother and Father to Father support groups, screening of of union council level development activities and their businesses. Selection of participants and potential under NPGP Programme. enabling poor households towards sustainable livelihood. businesses, livestock rearing, value addition in agriculture institutional level. TRDP has experience and expertise of nutritional status of children under five and pregnant and breeds etc. area of training is finalized after scrutinizing Micro Tharparkar. women’s role and recognition in their respective families limited livelihood options in remote areas of district installation/ rehabilitation of 21 hand pumps/water supply 73,348 children (6 to 59 months) and 31,033 Pregnant and networking with stakeholders. It provides technical and vocational skill trainings, income products through adaptation of new technologies and/or working for the rights of working children in Sindh with an and communities. This cash support is extended only to a lactating women through set of activities that improve Investment Plan of poor households and market survey. generating grants, and small interest free loans through Tharparkar, TRDP is facilitating communities in primary food diversity, reduce water borne diseases and promote schemes in areas of extreme need. Lactating Women (PLW), identification of 4,330 sever 53,901 members from community institutions and staff improved agricultural practices, handicrafts etc. 1,386 members of community organizations were integrated and holistic approach. deserving married woman. BISP’s WeT programme is a These trainings are mostly organized at village level. Once were trained in managerial and technical skills such as community investment fund and other income generating education, functional literacy and skill development climate resilient nutrition at household level. Construction of two Community Water Filtration Plants in acute malnutrition (SAM) Referral Cases, delivery of 4,149 STRENGTHENING AND EQUIPPING depending on the demand of local markets. After provided PKR. 47,875,000 Interest free loan in Tharparkar complementary initiative linked to the UCT scheme aims awareness sessions on Health & Nutrition and Infant and training is completed the eligible participants are health, environment, nutrition, agricultural, education, opportunities. Following Public Private Partnership approach TRDP opportunities through Adolescent and Adult Learning and areas of higher arsenic concentration. finalisation of their plans, small cash grants have been and Dadu districts. at attaining Human Development Goals “to end poverty Training project. The objective of the project is to provide Young Children Feeding and 6,764 one on one sessions COMMUNITY INSTITUTIONS provided cash grants and small loans for establishing their vocational, DRR, climate change and gender sensitization provided to these beneficiaries through the Village Poverty and food insecurity are interconnected that Once community institutions are formed TRDP starts the business. TRDP also help them in developing market of all forms, to ensure inclusive and equitable quality accelerated formal primary education to vulnerable Orientation and sensitization of 44,174 poor households with mothers under nutrition specific project in Tando in programme districts. Organisations (VO). All these interventions are at the education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for require integrated and holistic approach to break poverty process of strengthening by mentoring and equipping linkages by showcasing their products to the potential SINDH UNION COUNCIL AND COMMUNITY adolescents and basic functional literacy to adults cycle, improve food security, decrease malnutrition and about kitchen gardening and facilitation to 37,867 Allahyar. them on required managerial and technical skills. This also household level. The skilled beneficiaries through all and to achieve gender equality and empower women together with skill development enabling them to avail households in adaptation of kitchen gardening practices. buyers. 707 office bearers from community organizations were ECONOMIC STRENGTHENING SUPPORT vocational and technical trainings have been given ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT THROUGH developmental deficiencies among poor population. includes identification of women community resource In addition to enterprise specific trainings, TRDP provides and girls.” Through WeT programme, quarterly opportunities to enhance their human capital and achieve provided community management skill training to manage (SUCCESS) PROGRAMME preference to start their own businesses. conditional payment per child is extended to UCT’s TRDP through its integrated approach implementing Orientation to 1,899 members of community PROMOTING SOCIAL ENVIRONMENTAL person (CRP) from every village organization to takeover subject specific and technical training on human rights, their organizations efficiently. TRDP implements Sindh Union Council and Community ASSET BUILDING socio-economic growth. Under skills development variety of projects to end complex poverty cycle and organizations about extension services for small farmers SAFE GUARD role of TRDP social mobilization team partially in order to TRDP implements Economic Empowerment through selected beneficiary families on the verification of component providing training on three identified trades health, education, nutrition, WASH, disaster management Economic Strengthening Support (SUCCESS) programme During the reporting period 4,562 poor households improve food security in rural areas of Sindh. on improved crop production and food safety practices. TRDP aims to mobilize communities for creating and conduct regular meetings of community organization, and environmental issues etc. under various project Asset Building (Livestock Restocking) project in Umerkot enrolment of their children age of 4 to 12 and 70% training; Advance Tailoring, Hand Embroidery and with support of European Union in Dadu and Jamshoro received PKR 94,985,502 small grants through their monthly school attendance in subsequent quarters till a Support to 1,663 small farmers for purchasing of seed and supporting social and environmental safeguards to cope help them maintaining record and impart awareness implemented in programme districts. Village Organizations. to build assets of the most vulnerable households and to computer skills through recognized and reputable districts. Under the programme TRDP provides four inputs enable them to generate enough income to meet their child completes primary education. PROGRAMME FOR IMPROVED NUTRITION IN other inputs. with natural disasters by supporting them to design and sessions using Community Awareness Toolkit (CAT). For for enhancing the income of poor households. Institute. implement land use management plans, promoting water the purpose these women CRPs receives a three-day iii) Community Investment Fund (CIF) families’ basic needs. Under this project most vulnerable SINDH (PINS) PROJECT ER-II NUTRITION SPECIFIC OUTPUTS Provision of goats to 730 poor households of range of MENTORING AND SUPPORT FOR households were selected (Preference is given to To contribute towards ending malnutrition and hunger TRDP served 178,389 households and benefited 615,460 conservation in arid regions, setting fodder and forage training and ongoing coaching of TRDP field teams. Each i) Technical and Vocational Skill Trainings (TVST) The Local Support Organisations (LSOs) at union council 0-12 PSC score having pregnant, lactating women or banks for local communities, setting sprinkle irrigation Local Support Organization (LSO) also establish it office, COMMUNITY INSTITUTIONS (LSOS/VOS) IN level have to facilitate their members to start income experienced women in livestock rearing through Para (SDG 2) by improving the health and nutrition status of people through its food security and nutrition programme TRDP provides technical and vocational training to poor children and mothers by rapidly expanding and enhancing children under the age of five years for food techniques and building capacities in sustainable farming identifies and hires a book keeper to manage record generating activities through providing small loans. These Development Committee) to enable them to generate in Dadu, Jamshoro and Tando Allahyar districts. Below are diversification. THARPARKAR households through accredited institutions. The purpose enough income for meeting their families’ basic needs. coverage of nutrition specific intervention TRDP details of some activities and achievements during the practices etc. keeping including financial transactions and maintaining TRDP implementing Mentoring & Support for Community of the training is to increase the income of the poor loans have been provided through revolving fund, sub MIS at LSO office. These book keepers are provided granted to the LSOs as CIF. The LSOs have to use these Some 163 women benefited from asset transfer in implements Programme for Improved Nutrition in Sindh year. Piloting and introduction of bio-fortified seeds, i.e. wheat, Institutions (LSOs/VOs) project in district Tharparkar with households through skill trainings and linking them with (PINS) Project ER-II Nutrition Specific in Tando Allahyar potatoes and rice, through two demonstration plots on To promote climate-resilient sustainable development in required technical training and ongoing guidance from the support of Pakistan Poverty Alleviation Fund (PPAF) to grants on rotational basis to reach maximum number of Umerkot district for income generating activities as of Establishment of 324 village level farmer field schools markets. Based on the MIPs, potential beneficiaries for June 2019. district. The project includes intervention for treatment of trial basis. arid and disaster prone programme area TRDP works at TRDP field teams. form and strengthen community institutions / groups and vocational and technical skills were identified and their members. (FFS), to promote kitchen gardening and identify both institutional and programme level in order to malnourished children and women, establishment of Promotion of Moringa production and other nutritious aware them about specific Sustainable Development UNION COUNCIL BASED POVERTY REDUCTION referral mechanism, prevention of potential risks to infant indigenous solutions to agricultural challenges and prevent, minimize, and mitigate social and environmental MANAGERIAL TRAINING PROGRAMME Goals (SDGs). During the year 176 awareness sessions The provision of the CIF has been linked with the MIPs of replicate at a larger scale. In addition, agriculture plants, including processing and consumption as a risks and enhance positive impacts on poor marginalized each household. Households with PSC score range of 0-23 and young children, behaviour change communication, supplement for maternal and early child nutrition in 258 To enhance the leadership and management skills of were conducted with 5,473 members of community PROGRAMME (MAINTENANCE PHASE) and nutrition specific feeding interventions. entrepreneurship activities were conducted in 186 farmer segment of the population. TRDP mobilizes communities leaders of community institutions TRDP provides set of organizations on sustainable development Goals, Good are eligible for the disbursement of the CIF. The TRDP implements Union Council Based Poverty Reduction field schools (FFS) to improve access to balance and VOs. for creating and supporting social and environmental managerial skill trainings to manage their three tier Health & Well Being and Immunization, Quality Education, resolutions passed by the Community Organisation have Programme (Maintenance Phase) in district Tharparkar affordable nutritious food. Establishment of 48 demonstration poultry sheds/cages, safeguards to cope with natural disasters such as droughts institutions efficiently. Community organizations (CO) are Gender Equality, Early Childhood Marriages, Mother & been submitted to the LSOs. Each LSO has appointed a through village organization with seed capital as and provision of technical support to 1,503 poultry and floods, earthquake and cyclones. TRDP supports Community Book Keeper (CBK). CBK and CIF assistant at community investment revolving fund for providing loans Training to 10 WASH entrepreneurs and development of provided community management skill trainings covering Child Health, Nutrition, Agriculture, Climate Change, 155 supply chain systems. entrepreneurs and cockerel, poultry utensils and feed to communities to design and implement land use the topics on orientation of TRDP programme, poverty, Peace and Justices, strengthening of institutions and SMTs verified and conducted the appraisals of the to the CO members (0-18 PSC categories) for income 1,720 households. management plans, promoting water conservation and social mobilization, managerial skills, planning, procurement. 38 LSOs were supported for office nominated CO members. LSOs have formed their generating activities. Community Investment Fund (CIF) Training to 27 members of community organizations on improved water management, agriculture, livestock establishment and Union Council Profiles were prepared. committee to assess and approve the beneficiaries list. of PKR. 2,692,000 was revolved to 117 members of their role of being LSO members for WASH, agriculture Provision of training to 80 fish farmers on better fish community organizations in Tharparkar. production, disaster risk reduction plans, promoting tree During the reprting periode PKR 103,199,512 has been and food. production, and provision of training on establishment plantation and sustainable land management, and subgranted to LSOs, benefiting 5,125 households in the and management of community fish ponds to 20 emergency response in arid regions of Sindh. TRDP Training replication on Community Led Total Sanitation community members. Two community fish ponds were set first cycle. The recovered amount is also being disbursed NATIONAL POVERTY GRADUATION PROGRAMME (CLTS), WASH and Nutritious Food to 324 VO members. emergency response focuses on both short term and long to other or same beneficiaries of the union council, TRDP implementing National Poverty Graduation up. Additionally, five pilot testing was done on promotion term rehabilitation activities with affected communities. CRPs also conducted 37,740 awareness session within of paddy fish farming in rice cultivation areas. revoling the amount efficiently. Programme (NPGP) in 34 Union councils of Tharparkar and COs.

08 09 THEMATIC PROGRESS FOR THE PERIOD OF JULY 2019- JUNE 2020 ANNUAL REPORT 2019-2020 OUTPUT 5,275 beneficiaries have got Umerkot districts. Objective of this project is to assist the 163 women benefited OUTPUT PROGRAMME FOR 2,690 households of lowest poverty band (0-23) came the training in different trades assessed on the basis of the selection criteria given in the INTEREST FREE LOAN SCHEME ultra-poor and very poor in graduating out of poverty on a from asset transfer in contribute and complement public education sector Empowering BISP beneficiary mothers through formation Tracking of 273,625 households for practice change in Establishment of 21 demonstration plots in flood and Programme Implementation Manual (PIM). According to 23,382 children from BISP’s beneficiary families were together and formed women led 53 Community and have developed linkages TRDP in partnership with Pakistan Poverty Alleviation sustainable basis, simultaneously improving their overall Umerkot district for income through its diversified set of interventions. The major of BISP Beneficiary Committees (BBCs) and allocating enrolled in schools and registered to BISP database in IMPROVED NUTRITION WASH. drought prone areas to increase crop production. Organizations (COs). with market. their needs, a training plan was prepared and trainings Fund under Prime Minister’s Interest Free Loan scheme food security, nutritional status and resilience to climate generating activities as of educational interventions include identification and them leadership role in their communities through Cluster IN SINDH organised, preferably at the local level. During the Tharparkar and Umerkot district. Training of 21 members of district ODF Certification Development of 432 Disaster Risk Reduction Plan to providing interest free loans to landless and asset less change through Asset Transfers (Tangible and Intangible), June 2019. reopening of closed government school, development of formation is one of the core interventions of WeT TRDP is implementing nutrition Committees on ODF certification and monitoring process. reduce impacts of drought and floods and to develop 60% households of 18 villages were organized in 38, 256 members of community reporting period 5,225 beneficiaries received vocational women and youth for income generating, and productive Interest Free Loans, Trainings, Social Mobilization / school improvement plans, provision of missing facilities, Programme. The role of BBC leaders is to identify and sensitive interventions under training in different trades including Car Driving, Tailoring 5,242 Mohallah/ Village level BISP Beneficiaries 63 villages were awarded ODF certificates. community resilient to cope with disasters. community organization resulting in formation of 18 organizations trained in subject self-employment ventures. This project provides an Revitalizations of VO/CO, and development of Activity 2,803 poor households were teachers training, establishment of community based facilitate families with out of school children for enrolment Committees (BBCs) and clusters were facilitated in “Programme for Improved village organization and development of 10 village specific and technical training on and Dress Making, Hand Embroidery, Beautician, Office opportunity to enhance economic development in the plan by community institutions (CIs) with support of CRPs transferred Tangible Assets of school, facilitating working children especially girls to and registration to BISP database and ensure their Nutrition in Sindh” project in Dadu Development of 324 Village Action Plans (VAPs) Provision of livestock extension services through Automation and Mehndi Art, Machine Embroidery, conducting 33,843 meeting. 889 school monitoring visited development plans and Union Council Development health, education, nutrition, water poorest segment of the society especially for women and and community trainings. During the reporting period PKR. 168,180,000 to graduate them enrol in schools. attendance to end drop out through monthly meetings, were conducted to check regular attendance of children. and Jamshoro districts. The overall containing detailed information water and sanitation Community & Government Livestock Extension Workers and environment. Applique Work, Arc Embroidery Work, Cooking, Motor youth. Youth are given proper guidance and financial objective of project is to sustainably improve the facilities and plan for WASH interventions. (CLEWs) in 37 union councils. Plans. Micro investment plans of 373 poor families were some 2,803 poor households were transferred Tangible out of poverty in Tharparkar and Umerkot districts. Currently, TRDP is implementing different projects to supervision and different sensitization activities. BBCs developed. Currently, 169 VOs are managing Income Cycle Mechanic, Mobile Phone Repairing, Electric Motor support through this scheme for better access to Assets of PKR. 168,180,000 to graduate them out of located in close vicinity are organized into one women-led nutritional status of children under five and of pregnant Winder, Home Based Livestock Farming and Rilli (Quilt) ensure access to quality education and retention of 684 one-day training events were organized with women Construction of low cost disaster resilient demonstration Commemoration of 90 events on international days i.e. Generation Grants for their poorest households. PROMOTING COMMUNITY INVESTMENT innovative technology as they can play their positive role poverty in Tharparkar and Umerkot districts. Cluster. The role of cluster formation is to foster linkages leaders of BBCs and clusters to takeover programme and lactating women, improve community-level nutrition latrines in 424 villages and training to eight community World Food Day, World Water Day, Global Hand Washing Making. Only 7% of trained beneficiaries were men. in the development of their communities. During the PROMOTING ELEMENTARY EDUCATION & children from marginalized groups of the society and sensitive food production systems adapted to climate promoting lifelong learning. between BBCs, TRDP and BISP’s tehsil offices for intervention at village and cluster level. members on construction of low cost latrine and Day and World Toilet Day, at UC and District and Provincial Five Local Support Organizations were formed in Dadu FOR INCOME GENERATION AND Beneficiaries who completed the training, CRPs and reporting period 1,386 members of community CHILD PROTECTION THROUGH PUBLIC smoother implementation of programme. In addition, change in rural areas of Sindh. The project has set of concerned COs/VOs provided follow up support for OUTPUT installation of hand pump. level. and Jamshoro districts ensuring representation from SUSTAINABLE LIVELIHOOD organizations were provided PKR. 47,875,000 Interest PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP Community Resource Person are trained to facilitate BBCs Some 200 learners, including 140 adolescents and 60 interventions i.e. promotion of horticulture and fish employability or starting his/her own business. The free loan in Tharparkar and Dadu districts 4,562 poorest members of COs were provided income WASEELA-E-TALEEM PROJECT Orientation to eight LSO members on monitoring of water Participation of ten staff members in Training of Trainers every village organization of the union council. The objective of Promoting Community Investment for Elementary education programme aims to create TRDP implements Waseela-e-Taleem Project to create and Clusters in registration, mobilization for enrolment, adult learners were provided formal primary education farming, provision of poultry and goats to the poor Income Generation and Sustainable Livelihood trained beneficiary could also be linked with CIF, IGG or generating grants of PKR. 94,985,502 for small economic families, capacity building and sensitization through quality. LSO members conducted 321 chemical water on kitchen gardening, poultry and livestock management. initiatives in Dadu and Jamshoro districts awareness regarding the importance of education, awareness among Benazir Income Support Programme organization of trainings and campaigns. District that includes 60% female learners. 38 participants In addition, village social map of 179 villages were programme is to reduce poverty in hard-to-reach areas of any Microfinance Institutions (MFIs) working in the area. increase enrolment, decrease drop-out, and ensure coordination committee is formed for smooth technical training and raising community awareness to get tests for improved water sources and chlorination 120 Provision of 6,567 gloves, 6,415 masks and 12,108 soaps beneficiary families regarding the importance of received four-month skill development training with communal water resources to destroy harmful developed, participatory Wealth Ranking (PWR) of 21,948 Sindh by phasing out poorest households progressively ii) Income Generating Grants (IGG) retention in primary schools. Besides, the programme also education, increase enrolment rate in primary education, implementation of project and close coordination with all stipend at AALTP centre Tharparkar. rid of open defecation, promotion of tree plantation, to the communities during COVID-19 Pandemic. from poverty trap and enable them to start income 5,125 households were provided Community Investment kitchen gardening, Water, Sanitation and Hygiene microorganisms. households of 179 villages was completed, Poverty Score Based on the needs identified in the MIPs, poor Fund of PKR. 103,199,512 for new small economic includes a component of adolescent and adult learning. improve children attendance in schools, and decrease stakeholders and line department. Card baseline survey of 4,638 households was conducted, generating activities through sub-granting community activities, Support to small farmers for seed and other Served 30,421 households in obtaining treatment of households have been provided assistance in finalising initiatives in Dadu and Jamshoro districts drop-out rate and ensure retention to successfully FOOD SECURITY AND PROGRAMME FOR Establishment of 73 rain water harvesting reservoirs at malnutrition through outreach, referral system and 421 community organization and 176 village organizations investment funds (CIF), interest free loans and income their plans for income generation activities. This support TRDP has a long history of working for the rights of complete primary education. Quarterly cash assistance to inputs, Improve livestock management practices through household and community level to use for drinking water, were revitalized, and 160 Community Resource Persons generating grants to community institutions. ADOLESCENT AND ADULT LEARNING AND IMPROVED NUTRITION IN SINDH training of CLEWs and delivery of livestock extension behaviour change communication for improved child care, was provided by the social mobilisation team of TRDP and Community Investment Fund (CIF) of PKR. 2,692,000 was marginalized groups, specifically its commitment for the each BISP beneficiary family is provided through kitchen gardening and livestock. training to 111 outreach staff, formation of 132 Mother to (CRPs) identified in Tharparkar and Umerkot districts TRDP through comprehensive integrated interventions rights of children can be seen at both programme and TRAINING PROGRAMME This programme aims at contributing to improve the services including introduction of improved livestock CRPs. These economic activities include small scale revolved to 117 members of community organizations in unconditional cash transfer (UCT) scheme to strengthen Contributing to alleviate the challenges of illiteracy and Provision of safe drinking water through construction/ Mother and Father to Father support groups, screening of under NPGP Programme. enabling poor households towards sustainable livelihood. businesses, livestock rearing, value addition in agriculture institutional level. TRDP has experience and expertise of women’s role and recognition in their respective families nutritional status of children under five and pregnant and breeds etc. It provides technical and vocational skill trainings, income Tharparkar. limited livelihood options in remote areas of district lactating women through set of activities that improve installation/ rehabilitation of 21 hand pumps/water supply 73,348 children (6 to 59 months) and 31,033 Pregnant and products through adaptation of new technologies and/or working for the rights of working children in Sindh with an and communities. This cash support is extended only to a schemes in areas of extreme need. Lactating Women (PLW), identification of 4,330 sever 53,901 members from community institutions and staff generating grants, and small interest free loans through integrated and holistic approach. Tharparkar, TRDP is facilitating communities in primary food diversity, reduce water borne diseases and promote improved agricultural practices, handicrafts etc. 1,386 members of community organizations were deserving married woman. BISP’s WeT programme is a education, functional literacy and skill development acute malnutrition (SAM) Referral Cases, delivery of 4,149 were trained in managerial and technical skills such as community investment fund and other income generating depending on the demand of local markets. After complementary initiative linked to the UCT scheme aims climate resilient nutrition at household level. Construction of two Community Water Filtration Plants in opportunities. provided PKR. 47,875,000 Interest free loan in Tharparkar opportunities through Adolescent and Adult Learning and areas of higher arsenic concentration. awareness sessions on Health & Nutrition and Infant and health, environment, nutrition, agricultural, education, finalisation of their plans, small cash grants have been and Dadu districts. Following Public Private Partnership approach TRDP at attaining Human Development Goals “to end poverty vocational, DRR, climate change and gender sensitization Training project. The objective of the project is to provide Poverty and food insecurity are interconnected that Young Children Feeding and 6,764 one on one sessions provided to these beneficiaries through the Village of all forms, to ensure inclusive and equitable quality accelerated formal primary education to vulnerable Orientation and sensitization of 44,174 poor households with mothers under nutrition specific project in Tando in programme districts. Organisations (VO). All these interventions are at the education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for require integrated and holistic approach to break poverty SINDH UNION COUNCIL AND COMMUNITY adolescents and basic functional literacy to adults cycle, improve food security, decrease malnutrition and about kitchen gardening and facilitation to 37,867 Allahyar. household level. The skilled beneficiaries through all and to achieve gender equality and empower women households in adaptation of kitchen gardening practices. 707 office bearers from community organizations were ECONOMIC STRENGTHENING SUPPORT together with skill development enabling them to avail developmental deficiencies among poor population. vocational and technical trainings have been given ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT THROUGH and girls.” Through WeT programme, quarterly opportunities to enhance their human capital and achieve provided community management skill training to manage (SUCCESS) PROGRAMME preference to start their own businesses. conditional payment per child is extended to UCT’s TRDP through its integrated approach implementing Orientation to 1,899 members of community PROMOTING SOCIAL ENVIRONMENTAL their organizations efficiently. ASSET BUILDING socio-economic growth. Under skills development variety of projects to end complex poverty cycle and organizations about extension services for small farmers TRDP implements Sindh Union Council and Community TRDP implements Economic Empowerment through selected beneficiary families on the verification of SAFE GUARD Economic Strengthening Support (SUCCESS) programme component providing training on three identified trades improve food security in rural areas of Sindh. on improved crop production and food safety practices. TRDP aims to mobilize communities for creating and During the reporting period 4,562 poor households Asset Building (Livestock Restocking) project in Umerkot enrolment of their children age of 4 to 12 and 70% training; Advance Tailoring, Hand Embroidery and with support of European Union in Dadu and Jamshoro received PKR 94,985,502 small grants through their monthly school attendance in subsequent quarters till a Support to 1,663 small farmers for purchasing of seed and supporting social and environmental safeguards to cope Village Organizations. to build assets of the most vulnerable households and to computer skills through recognized and reputable districts. Under the programme TRDP provides four inputs enable them to generate enough income to meet their child completes primary education. PROGRAMME FOR IMPROVED NUTRITION IN other inputs. with natural disasters by supporting them to design and for enhancing the income of poor households. Institute. implement land use management plans, promoting water iii) Community Investment Fund (CIF) families’ basic needs. Under this project most vulnerable SINDH (PINS) PROJECT ER-II NUTRITION SPECIFIC OUTPUTS Provision of goats to 730 poor households of range of households were selected (Preference is given to To contribute towards ending malnutrition and hunger TRDP served 178,389 households and benefited 615,460 conservation in arid regions, setting fodder and forage i) Technical and Vocational Skill Trainings (TVST) The Local Support Organisations (LSOs) at union council 0-12 PSC score having pregnant, lactating women or banks for local communities, setting sprinkle irrigation level have to facilitate their members to start income experienced women in livestock rearing through Para (SDG 2) by improving the health and nutrition status of people through its food security and nutrition programme TRDP provides technical and vocational training to poor children and mothers by rapidly expanding and enhancing children under the age of five years for food techniques and building capacities in sustainable farming generating activities through providing small loans. These Development Committee) to enable them to generate in Dadu, Jamshoro and Tando Allahyar districts. Below are diversification. households through accredited institutions. The purpose enough income for meeting their families’ basic needs. coverage of nutrition specific intervention TRDP details of some activities and achievements during the practices etc. of the training is to increase the income of the poor loans have been provided through revolving fund, sub granted to the LSOs as CIF. The LSOs have to use these Some 163 women benefited from asset transfer in implements Programme for Improved Nutrition in Sindh year. Piloting and introduction of bio-fortified seeds, i.e. wheat, households through skill trainings and linking them with (PINS) Project ER-II Nutrition Specific in Tando Allahyar potatoes and rice, through two demonstration plots on To promote climate-resilient sustainable development in grants on rotational basis to reach maximum number of Umerkot district for income generating activities as of Establishment of 324 village level farmer field schools markets. Based on the MIPs, potential beneficiaries for June 2019. district. The project includes intervention for treatment of trial basis. arid and disaster prone programme area TRDP works at vocational and technical skills were identified and their members. (FFS), to promote kitchen gardening and identify both institutional and programme level in order to malnourished children and women, establishment of Promotion of Moringa production and other nutritious UNION COUNCIL BASED POVERTY REDUCTION referral mechanism, prevention of potential risks to infant indigenous solutions to agricultural challenges and prevent, minimize, and mitigate social and environmental The provision of the CIF has been linked with the MIPs of replicate at a larger scale. In addition, agriculture plants, including processing and consumption as a risks and enhance positive impacts on poor marginalized each household. Households with PSC score range of 0-23 and young children, behaviour change communication, supplement for maternal and early child nutrition in 258 PROGRAMME (MAINTENANCE PHASE) and nutrition specific feeding interventions. entrepreneurship activities were conducted in 186 farmer segment of the population. TRDP mobilizes communities are eligible for the disbursement of the CIF. The TRDP implements Union Council Based Poverty Reduction field schools (FFS) to improve access to balance and VOs. for creating and supporting social and environmental resolutions passed by the Community Organisation have Programme (Maintenance Phase) in district Tharparkar affordable nutritious food. Establishment of 48 demonstration poultry sheds/cages, safeguards to cope with natural disasters such as droughts been submitted to the LSOs. Each LSO has appointed a through village organization with seed capital as and provision of technical support to 1,503 poultry and floods, earthquake and cyclones. TRDP supports Community Book Keeper (CBK). CBK and CIF assistant at community investment revolving fund for providing loans Training to 10 WASH entrepreneurs and development of 155 supply chain systems. entrepreneurs and cockerel, poultry utensils and feed to communities to design and implement land use SMTs verified and conducted the appraisals of the to the CO members (0-18 PSC categories) for income 1,720 households. management plans, promoting water conservation and nominated CO members. LSOs have formed their generating activities. Community Investment Fund (CIF) Training to 27 members of community organizations on improved water management, agriculture, livestock committee to assess and approve the beneficiaries list. of PKR. 2,692,000 was revolved to 117 members of their role of being LSO members for WASH, agriculture Provision of training to 80 fish farmers on better fish community organizations in Tharparkar. production, disaster risk reduction plans, promoting tree During the reprting periode PKR 103,199,512 has been and food. production, and provision of training on establishment plantation and sustainable land management, and subgranted to LSOs, benefiting 5,125 households in the and management of community fish ponds to 20 emergency response in arid regions of Sindh. TRDP Training replication on Community Led Total Sanitation community members. Two community fish ponds were set first cycle. The recovered amount is also being disbursed NATIONAL POVERTY GRADUATION PROGRAMME (CLTS), WASH and Nutritious Food to 324 VO members. emergency response focuses on both short term and long to other or same beneficiaries of the union council, TRDP implementing National Poverty Graduation up. Additionally, five pilot testing was done on promotion term rehabilitation activities with affected communities. CRPs also conducted 37,740 awareness session within of paddy fish farming in rice cultivation areas. revoling the amount efficiently. Programme (NPGP) in 34 Union councils of Tharparkar and COs.

10 11 THEMATIC PROGRESS FOR THE PERIOD OF JULY 2019- JUNE 2020 ANNUAL REPORT 2019-2020 OUTPUT 5,275 beneficiaries have got Umerkot districts. Objective of this project is to assist the 163 women benefited OUTPUT PROGRAMME FOR 2,690 households of lowest poverty band (0-23) came the training in different trades assessed on the basis of the selection criteria given in the INTEREST FREE LOAN SCHEME ultra-poor and very poor in graduating out of poverty on a from asset transfer in contribute and complement public education sector Empowering BISP beneficiary mothers through formation Tracking of 273,625 households for practice change in Establishment of 21 demonstration plots in flood and Programme Implementation Manual (PIM). According to 23,382 children from BISP’s beneficiary families were together and formed women led 53 Community and have developed linkages TRDP in partnership with Pakistan Poverty Alleviation sustainable basis, simultaneously improving their overall Umerkot district for income through its diversified set of interventions. The major of BISP Beneficiary Committees (BBCs) and allocating enrolled in schools and registered to BISP database in IMPROVED NUTRITION WASH. drought prone areas to increase crop production. Organizations (COs). with market. their needs, a training plan was prepared and trainings Fund under Prime Minister’s Interest Free Loan scheme food security, nutritional status and resilience to climate generating activities as of educational interventions include identification and them leadership role in their communities through Cluster IN SINDH organised, preferably at the local level. During the Tharparkar and Umerkot district. Training of 21 members of district ODF Certification Development of 432 Disaster Risk Reduction Plan to providing interest free loans to landless and asset less change through Asset Transfers (Tangible and Intangible), June 2019. reopening of closed government school, development of formation is one of the core interventions of WeT TRDP is implementing nutrition Committees on ODF certification and monitoring process. reduce impacts of drought and floods and to develop 60% households of 18 villages were organized in 38, 256 members of community reporting period 5,225 beneficiaries received vocational women and youth for income generating, and productive Interest Free Loans, Trainings, Social Mobilization / school improvement plans, provision of missing facilities, Programme. The role of BBC leaders is to identify and sensitive interventions under training in different trades including Car Driving, Tailoring 5,242 Mohallah/ Village level BISP Beneficiaries 63 villages were awarded ODF certificates. community resilient to cope with disasters. community organization resulting in formation of 18 organizations trained in subject self-employment ventures. This project provides an Revitalizations of VO/CO, and development of Activity 2,803 poor households were teachers training, establishment of community based facilitate families with out of school children for enrolment Committees (BBCs) and clusters were facilitated in “Programme for Improved village organization and development of 10 village specific and technical training on and Dress Making, Hand Embroidery, Beautician, Office opportunity to enhance economic development in the plan by community institutions (CIs) with support of CRPs transferred Tangible Assets of school, facilitating working children especially girls to and registration to BISP database and ensure their Nutrition in Sindh” project in Dadu Development of 324 Village Action Plans (VAPs) Provision of livestock extension services through Automation and Mehndi Art, Machine Embroidery, conducting 33,843 meeting. 889 school monitoring visited development plans and Union Council Development health, education, nutrition, water poorest segment of the society especially for women and and community trainings. During the reporting period PKR. 168,180,000 to graduate them enrol in schools. attendance to end drop out through monthly meetings, were conducted to check regular attendance of children. and Jamshoro districts. The overall containing detailed information water and sanitation Community & Government Livestock Extension Workers and environment. Applique Work, Arc Embroidery Work, Cooking, Motor youth. Youth are given proper guidance and financial objective of project is to sustainably improve the facilities and plan for WASH interventions. (CLEWs) in 37 union councils. Plans. Micro investment plans of 373 poor families were some 2,803 poor households were transferred Tangible out of poverty in Tharparkar and Umerkot districts. Currently, TRDP is implementing different projects to supervision and different sensitization activities. BBCs developed. Currently, 169 VOs are managing Income Cycle Mechanic, Mobile Phone Repairing, Electric Motor support through this scheme for better access to Assets of PKR. 168,180,000 to graduate them out of located in close vicinity are organized into one women-led nutritional status of children under five and of pregnant Winder, Home Based Livestock Farming and Rilli (Quilt) ensure access to quality education and retention of 684 one-day training events were organized with women Construction of low cost disaster resilient demonstration Commemoration of 90 events on international days i.e. Generation Grants for their poorest households. PROMOTING COMMUNITY INVESTMENT innovative technology as they can play their positive role poverty in Tharparkar and Umerkot districts. Cluster. The role of cluster formation is to foster linkages leaders of BBCs and clusters to takeover programme and lactating women, improve community-level nutrition latrines in 424 villages and training to eight community World Food Day, World Water Day, Global Hand Washing Making. Only 7% of trained beneficiaries were men. in the development of their communities. During the PROMOTING ELEMENTARY EDUCATION & children from marginalized groups of the society and sensitive food production systems adapted to climate promoting lifelong learning. between BBCs, TRDP and BISP’s tehsil offices for intervention at village and cluster level. members on construction of low cost latrine and Day and World Toilet Day, at UC and District and Provincial Five Local Support Organizations were formed in Dadu FOR INCOME GENERATION AND Beneficiaries who completed the training, CRPs and reporting period 1,386 members of community CHILD PROTECTION THROUGH PUBLIC smoother implementation of programme. In addition, change in rural areas of Sindh. The project has set of concerned COs/VOs provided follow up support for OUTPUT installation of hand pump. level. and Jamshoro districts ensuring representation from SUSTAINABLE LIVELIHOOD organizations were provided PKR. 47,875,000 Interest PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP Community Resource Person are trained to facilitate BBCs Some 200 learners, including 140 adolescents and 60 interventions i.e. promotion of horticulture and fish employability or starting his/her own business. The free loan in Tharparkar and Dadu districts 4,562 poorest members of COs were provided income WASEELA-E-TALEEM PROJECT Orientation to eight LSO members on monitoring of water Participation of ten staff members in Training of Trainers every village organization of the union council. The objective of Promoting Community Investment for Elementary education programme aims to create TRDP implements Waseela-e-Taleem Project to create and Clusters in registration, mobilization for enrolment, adult learners were provided formal primary education farming, provision of poultry and goats to the poor Income Generation and Sustainable Livelihood trained beneficiary could also be linked with CIF, IGG or generating grants of PKR. 94,985,502 for small economic families, capacity building and sensitization through quality. LSO members conducted 321 chemical water on kitchen gardening, poultry and livestock management. initiatives in Dadu and Jamshoro districts awareness regarding the importance of education, awareness among Benazir Income Support Programme organization of trainings and campaigns. District that includes 60% female learners. 38 participants In addition, village social map of 179 villages were programme is to reduce poverty in hard-to-reach areas of any Microfinance Institutions (MFIs) working in the area. increase enrolment, decrease drop-out, and ensure coordination committee is formed for smooth technical training and raising community awareness to get tests for improved water sources and chlorination 120 Provision of 6,567 gloves, 6,415 masks and 12,108 soaps beneficiary families regarding the importance of received four-month skill development training with communal water resources to destroy harmful developed, participatory Wealth Ranking (PWR) of 21,948 Sindh by phasing out poorest households progressively ii) Income Generating Grants (IGG) retention in primary schools. Besides, the programme also education, increase enrolment rate in primary education, implementation of project and close coordination with all stipend at AALTP centre Tharparkar. rid of open defecation, promotion of tree plantation, to the communities during COVID-19 Pandemic. from poverty trap and enable them to start income 5,125 households were provided Community Investment kitchen gardening, Water, Sanitation and Hygiene microorganisms. households of 179 villages was completed, Poverty Score Based on the needs identified in the MIPs, poor Fund of PKR. 103,199,512 for new small economic includes a component of adolescent and adult learning. improve children attendance in schools, and decrease stakeholders and line department. Card baseline survey of 4,638 households was conducted, generating activities through sub-granting community activities, Support to small farmers for seed and other Served 30,421 households in obtaining treatment of households have been provided assistance in finalising initiatives in Dadu and Jamshoro districts drop-out rate and ensure retention to successfully FOOD SECURITY AND PROGRAMME FOR Establishment of 73 rain water harvesting reservoirs at malnutrition through outreach, referral system and 421 community organization and 176 village organizations investment funds (CIF), interest free loans and income their plans for income generation activities. This support TRDP has a long history of working for the rights of complete primary education. Quarterly cash assistance to inputs, Improve livestock management practices through household and community level to use for drinking water, were revitalized, and 160 Community Resource Persons generating grants to community institutions. ADOLESCENT AND ADULT LEARNING AND IMPROVED NUTRITION IN SINDH training of CLEWs and delivery of livestock extension behaviour change communication for improved child care, was provided by the social mobilisation team of TRDP and Community Investment Fund (CIF) of PKR. 2,692,000 was marginalized groups, specifically its commitment for the each BISP beneficiary family is provided through kitchen gardening and livestock. training to 111 outreach staff, formation of 132 Mother to (CRPs) identified in Tharparkar and Umerkot districts TRDP through comprehensive integrated interventions rights of children can be seen at both programme and TRAINING PROGRAMME This programme aims at contributing to improve the services including introduction of improved livestock CRPs. These economic activities include small scale revolved to 117 members of community organizations in unconditional cash transfer (UCT) scheme to strengthen Contributing to alleviate the challenges of illiteracy and Provision of safe drinking water through construction/ Mother and Father to Father support groups, screening of under NPGP Programme. enabling poor households towards sustainable livelihood. businesses, livestock rearing, value addition in agriculture institutional level. TRDP has experience and expertise of women’s role and recognition in their respective families nutritional status of children under five and pregnant and breeds etc. It provides technical and vocational skill trainings, income Tharparkar. limited livelihood options in remote areas of district lactating women through set of activities that improve installation/ rehabilitation of 21 hand pumps/water supply 73,348 children (6 to 59 months) and 31,033 Pregnant and products through adaptation of new technologies and/or working for the rights of working children in Sindh with an and communities. This cash support is extended only to a schemes in areas of extreme need. Lactating Women (PLW), identification of 4,330 sever 53,901 members from community institutions and staff generating grants, and small interest free loans through integrated and holistic approach. Tharparkar, TRDP is facilitating communities in primary food diversity, reduce water borne diseases and promote improved agricultural practices, handicrafts etc. 1,386 members of community organizations were deserving married woman. BISP’s WeT programme is a education, functional literacy and skill development acute malnutrition (SAM) Referral Cases, delivery of 4,149 were trained in managerial and technical skills such as community investment fund and other income generating depending on the demand of local markets. After complementary initiative linked to the UCT scheme aims climate resilient nutrition at household level. Construction of two Community Water Filtration Plants in opportunities. provided PKR. 47,875,000 Interest free loan in Tharparkar opportunities through Adolescent and Adult Learning and areas of higher arsenic concentration. awareness sessions on Health & Nutrition and Infant and health, environment, nutrition, agricultural, education, finalisation of their plans, small cash grants have been and Dadu districts. Following Public Private Partnership approach TRDP at attaining Human Development Goals “to end poverty vocational, DRR, climate change and gender sensitization Training project. The objective of the project is to provide Poverty and food insecurity are interconnected that Young Children Feeding and 6,764 one on one sessions provided to these beneficiaries through the Village of all forms, to ensure inclusive and equitable quality accelerated formal primary education to vulnerable Orientation and sensitization of 44,174 poor households with mothers under nutrition specific project in Tando in programme districts. Organisations (VO). All these interventions are at the education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for require integrated and holistic approach to break poverty SINDH UNION COUNCIL AND COMMUNITY adolescents and basic functional literacy to adults cycle, improve food security, decrease malnutrition and about kitchen gardening and facilitation to 37,867 Allahyar. household level. The skilled beneficiaries through all and to achieve gender equality and empower women households in adaptation of kitchen gardening practices. 707 office bearers from community organizations were ECONOMIC STRENGTHENING SUPPORT together with skill development enabling them to avail developmental deficiencies among poor population. vocational and technical trainings have been given ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT THROUGH and girls.” Through WeT programme, quarterly opportunities to enhance their human capital and achieve provided community management skill training to manage (SUCCESS) PROGRAMME preference to start their own businesses. conditional payment per child is extended to UCT’s TRDP through its integrated approach implementing Orientation to 1,899 members of community PROMOTING SOCIAL ENVIRONMENTAL their organizations efficiently. ASSET BUILDING socio-economic growth. Under skills development variety of projects to end complex poverty cycle and organizations about extension services for small farmers TRDP implements Sindh Union Council and Community TRDP implements Economic Empowerment through selected beneficiary families on the verification of SAFE GUARD Economic Strengthening Support (SUCCESS) programme component providing training on three identified trades improve food security in rural areas of Sindh. on improved crop production and food safety practices. TRDP aims to mobilize communities for creating and During the reporting period 4,562 poor households Asset Building (Livestock Restocking) project in Umerkot enrolment of their children age of 4 to 12 and 70% training; Advance Tailoring, Hand Embroidery and with support of European Union in Dadu and Jamshoro received PKR 94,985,502 small grants through their monthly school attendance in subsequent quarters till a Support to 1,663 small farmers for purchasing of seed and supporting social and environmental safeguards to cope Village Organizations. to build assets of the most vulnerable households and to computer skills through recognized and reputable districts. Under the programme TRDP provides four inputs enable them to generate enough income to meet their child completes primary education. PROGRAMME FOR IMPROVED NUTRITION IN other inputs. with natural disasters by supporting them to design and for enhancing the income of poor households. Institute. implement land use management plans, promoting water iii) Community Investment Fund (CIF) families’ basic needs. Under this project most vulnerable SINDH (PINS) PROJECT ER-II NUTRITION SPECIFIC OUTPUTS Provision of goats to 730 poor households of range of households were selected (Preference is given to To contribute towards ending malnutrition and hunger TRDP served 178,389 households and benefited 615,460 conservation in arid regions, setting fodder and forage i) Technical and Vocational Skill Trainings (TVST) The Local Support Organisations (LSOs) at union council 0-12 PSC score having pregnant, lactating women or banks for local communities, setting sprinkle irrigation level have to facilitate their members to start income experienced women in livestock rearing through Para (SDG 2) by improving the health and nutrition status of people through its food security and nutrition programme TRDP provides technical and vocational training to poor children and mothers by rapidly expanding and enhancing children under the age of five years for food techniques and building capacities in sustainable farming generating activities through providing small loans. These Development Committee) to enable them to generate in Dadu, Jamshoro and Tando Allahyar districts. Below are diversification. households through accredited institutions. The purpose enough income for meeting their families’ basic needs. coverage of nutrition specific intervention TRDP details of some activities and achievements during the practices etc. of the training is to increase the income of the poor loans have been provided through revolving fund, sub granted to the LSOs as CIF. The LSOs have to use these Some 163 women benefited from asset transfer in implements Programme for Improved Nutrition in Sindh year. Piloting and introduction of bio-fortified seeds, i.e. wheat, households through skill trainings and linking them with (PINS) Project ER-II Nutrition Specific in Tando Allahyar potatoes and rice, through two demonstration plots on To promote climate-resilient sustainable development in grants on rotational basis to reach maximum number of Umerkot district for income generating activities as of Establishment of 324 village level farmer field schools markets. Based on the MIPs, potential beneficiaries for June 2019. district. The project includes intervention for treatment of trial basis. arid and disaster prone programme area TRDP works at vocational and technical skills were identified and their members. (FFS), to promote kitchen gardening and identify both institutional and programme level in order to malnourished children and women, establishment of Promotion of Moringa production and other nutritious UNION COUNCIL BASED POVERTY REDUCTION referral mechanism, prevention of potential risks to infant indigenous solutions to agricultural challenges and prevent, minimize, and mitigate social and environmental The provision of the CIF has been linked with the MIPs of replicate at a larger scale. In addition, agriculture plants, including processing and consumption as a risks and enhance positive impacts on poor marginalized each household. Households with PSC score range of 0-23 and young children, behaviour change communication, supplement for maternal and early child nutrition in 258 PROGRAMME (MAINTENANCE PHASE) and nutrition specific feeding interventions. entrepreneurship activities were conducted in 186 farmer segment of the population. TRDP mobilizes communities are eligible for the disbursement of the CIF. The TRDP implements Union Council Based Poverty Reduction field schools (FFS) to improve access to balance and VOs. for creating and supporting social and environmental resolutions passed by the Community Organisation have Programme (Maintenance Phase) in district Tharparkar affordable nutritious food. Establishment of 48 demonstration poultry sheds/cages, safeguards to cope with natural disasters such as droughts been submitted to the LSOs. Each LSO has appointed a through village organization with seed capital as and provision of technical support to 1,503 poultry and floods, earthquake and cyclones. TRDP supports Community Book Keeper (CBK). CBK and CIF assistant at community investment revolving fund for providing loans Training to 10 WASH entrepreneurs and development of 155 supply chain systems. entrepreneurs and cockerel, poultry utensils and feed to communities to design and implement land use SMTs verified and conducted the appraisals of the to the CO members (0-18 PSC categories) for income 1,720 households. management plans, promoting water conservation and nominated CO members. LSOs have formed their generating activities. Community Investment Fund (CIF) Training to 27 members of community organizations on improved water management, agriculture, livestock committee to assess and approve the beneficiaries list. of PKR. 2,692,000 was revolved to 117 members of their role of being LSO members for WASH, agriculture Provision of training to 80 fish farmers on better fish community organizations in Tharparkar. production, disaster risk reduction plans, promoting tree During the reprting periode PKR 103,199,512 has been and food. production, and provision of training on establishment plantation and sustainable land management, and subgranted to LSOs, benefiting 5,125 households in the and management of community fish ponds to 20 emergency response in arid regions of Sindh. TRDP Training replication on Community Led Total Sanitation community members. Two community fish ponds were set first cycle. The recovered amount is also being disbursed NATIONAL POVERTY GRADUATION PROGRAMME (CLTS), WASH and Nutritious Food to 324 VO members. emergency response focuses on both short term and long to other or same beneficiaries of the union council, TRDP implementing National Poverty Graduation up. Additionally, five pilot testing was done on promotion term rehabilitation activities with affected communities. CRPs also conducted 37,740 awareness session within of paddy fish farming in rice cultivation areas. revoling the amount efficiently. Programme (NPGP) in 34 Union councils of Tharparkar and COs.

12 13 THEMATIC PROGRESS FOR THE PERIOD OF JULY 2019- JUNE 2020 ANNUAL REPORT 2019-2020 OUTPUT 5,275 beneficiaries have got Umerkot districts. Objective of this project is to assist the 163 women benefited OUTPUT PROGRAMME FOR DISASTER PREPAREDNESS AND COVID-19 EMERGENCY 2,690 households of lowest poverty band (0-23) came the training in different trades assessed on the basis of the selection criteria given in the INTEREST FREE LOAN SCHEME ultra-poor and very poor in graduating out of poverty on a from asset transfer in contribute and complement public education sector Empowering BISP beneficiary mothers through formation Tracking of 273,625 households for practice change in Establishment of 21 demonstration plots in flood and Programme Implementation Manual (PIM). According to 23,382 children from BISP’s beneficiary families were RESPONSE FUND together and formed women led 53 Community and have developed linkages TRDP in partnership with Pakistan Poverty Alleviation sustainable basis, simultaneously improving their overall Umerkot district for income through its diversified set of interventions. The major of BISP Beneficiary Committees (BBCs) and allocating enrolled in schools and registered to BISP database in IMPROVED NUTRITION WASH. drought prone areas to increase crop production. MANAGEMENT Organizations (COs). with market. their needs, a training plan was prepared and trainings Fund under Prime Minister’s Interest Free Loan scheme generating activities as of TRDP has extensive experience and expertise in SUPPORTING ECONOMIC food security, nutritional status and resilience to climate educational interventions include identification and them leadership role in their communities through Cluster Tharparkar and Umerkot district. IN SINDH Training of 21 members of district ODF Certification Development of 432 Disaster Risk Reduction Plan to emergency response. Its Disaster Preparedness and organised, preferably at the local level. During the providing interest free loans to landless and asset less change through Asset Transfers (Tangible and Intangible), June 2019. reopening of closed government school, development of formation is one of the core interventions of WeT TRDP is implementing nutrition REVIVAL AND RESILIENCE reporting period 5,225 beneficiaries received vocational Committees on ODF certification and monitoring process. reduce impacts of drought and floods and to develop Management Programme works to predict, prevent and 60% households of 18 villages were organized in 38, 256 members of community women and youth for income generating, and productive Interest Free Loans, Trainings, Social Mobilization / school improvement plans, provision of missing facilities, Programme. The role of BBC leaders is to identify and 5,242 Mohallah/ Village level BISP Beneficiaries sensitive interventions under 63 villages were awarded ODF certificates. community resilient to cope with disasters. THARPARKAR. community organization resulting in formation of 18 organizations trained in subject training in different trades including Car Driving, Tailoring self-employment ventures. This project provides an 2,803 poor households were “Programme for Improved mitigate the effects of these disasters with preparedness TRDP implements COVID-19 Revitalizations of VO/CO, and development of Activity teachers training, establishment of community based facilitate families with out of school children for enrolment Committees (BBCs) and clusters were facilitated in plan to respond effectively. It provides required skills, village organization and development of 10 village specific and technical training on and Dress Making, Hand Embroidery, Beautician, Office opportunity to enhance economic development in the plan by community institutions (CIs) with support of CRPs transferred Tangible Assets of school, facilitating working children especially girls to and registration to BISP database and ensure their Nutrition in Sindh” project in Dadu Development of 324 Village Action Plans (VAPs) Provision of livestock extension services through Emergency Response Fund Automation and Mehndi Art, Machine Embroidery, conducting 33,843 meeting. 889 school monitoring visited tools and knowledge on climatic challenges to the development plans and Union Council Development health, education, nutrition, water poorest segment of the society especially for women and and community trainings. During the reporting period PKR. 168,180,000 to graduate them enrol in schools. attendance to end drop out through monthly meetings, were conducted to check regular attendance of children. and Jamshoro districts. The overall containing detailed information water and sanitation Community & Government Livestock Extension Workers supporting Economic Revival & Plans. Micro investment plans of 373 poor families were and environment. Applique Work, Arc Embroidery Work, Cooking, Motor youth. Youth are given proper guidance and financial out of poverty in Tharparkar and Umerkot districts. objective of project is to sustainably improve the facilities and plan for WASH interventions. (CLEWs) in 37 union councils. communities to respond to its impacts by adopting Resilience project in Tharparkar. Project objective some 2,803 poor households were transferred Tangible Currently, TRDP is implementing different projects to supervision and different sensitization activities. BBCs sustainable practices and protecting resources in disaster developed. Currently, 169 VOs are managing Income Cycle Mechanic, Mobile Phone Repairing, Electric Motor support through this scheme for better access to Assets of PKR. 168,180,000 to graduate them out of located in close vicinity are organized into one women-led nutritional status of children under five and of pregnant was to mitigate the poor from the Socio-Economic shock Winder, Home Based Livestock Farming and Rilli (Quilt) ensure access to quality education and retention of 684 one-day training events were organized with women Construction of low cost disaster resilient demonstration Commemoration of 90 events on international days i.e. prone areas of Sindh. It keeps all its stakeholders Generation Grants for their poorest households. PROMOTING COMMUNITY INVESTMENT innovative technology as they can play their positive role poverty in Tharparkar and Umerkot districts. Cluster. The role of cluster formation is to foster linkages leaders of BBCs and clusters to takeover programme and lactating women, improve community-level nutrition latrines in 424 villages and training to eight community World Food Day, World Water Day, Global Hand Washing and revive their economic activities affected due to Making. Only 7% of trained beneficiaries were men. in the development of their communities. During the PROMOTING ELEMENTARY EDUCATION & children from marginalized groups of the society and sensitive food production systems adapted to climate including communities, government, donors and media COVID-19 pandemic. The Economic supports under the promoting lifelong learning. between BBCs, TRDP and BISP’s tehsil offices for intervention at village and cluster level. members on construction of low cost latrine and Day and World Toilet Day, at UC and District and Provincial aligned while developing contingency plans. It emphases Five Local Support Organizations were formed in Dadu FOR INCOME GENERATION AND Beneficiaries who completed the training, CRPs and reporting period 1,386 members of community CHILD PROTECTION THROUGH PUBLIC smoother implementation of programme. In addition, change in rural areas of Sindh. The project has set of project allowed them to maintain their livelihoods, concerned COs/VOs provided follow up support for OUTPUT installation of hand pump. level. on research and evidence based advocacy in responding and Jamshoro districts ensuring representation from SUSTAINABLE LIVELIHOOD organizations were provided PKR. 47,875,000 Interest PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP Community Resource Person are trained to facilitate BBCs Some 200 learners, including 140 adolescents and 60 interventions i.e. promotion of horticulture and fish potentially begin some side business to diversify income employability or starting his/her own business. The free loan in Tharparkar and Dadu districts 4,562 poorest members of COs were provided income WASEELA-E-TALEEM PROJECT Orientation to eight LSO members on monitoring of water Participation of ten staff members in Training of Trainers emergencies jointly at all levels. Moreover, humanitarian every village organization of the union council. The objective of Promoting Community Investment for Elementary education programme aims to create TRDP implements Waseela-e-Taleem Project to create and Clusters in registration, mobilization for enrolment, adult learners were provided formal primary education farming, provision of poultry and goats to the poor sources and provide food packages. The aim of this Income Generation and Sustainable Livelihood trained beneficiary could also be linked with CIF, IGG or generating grants of PKR. 94,985,502 for small economic families, capacity building and sensitization through quality. LSO members conducted 321 chemical water on kitchen gardening, poultry and livestock management. relief is provided to the communities in urgent need in the package of support was that households may not drop initiatives in Dadu and Jamshoro districts awareness regarding the importance of education, awareness among Benazir Income Support Programme organization of trainings and campaigns. District that includes 60% female learners. 38 participants time of emergencies. In addition, village social map of 179 villages were programme is to reduce poverty in hard-to-reach areas of any Microfinance Institutions (MFIs) working in the area. increase enrolment, decrease drop-out, and ensure coordination committee is formed for smooth technical training and raising community awareness to get tests for improved water sources and chlorination 120 Provision of 6,567 gloves, 6,415 masks and 12,108 soaps further down the poverty ladder. beneficiary families regarding the importance of received four-month skill development training with communal water resources to destroy harmful developed, participatory Wealth Ranking (PWR) of 21,948 Sindh by phasing out poorest households progressively ii) Income Generating Grants (IGG) retention in primary schools. Besides, the programme also education, increase enrolment rate in primary education, implementation of project and close coordination with all stipend at AALTP centre Tharparkar. rid of open defecation, promotion of tree plantation, to the communities during COVID-19 Pandemic. from poverty trap and enable them to start income 5,125 households were provided Community Investment kitchen gardening, Water, Sanitation and Hygiene microorganisms. During the reporting period following were major households of 179 villages was completed, Poverty Score Based on the needs identified in the MIPs, poor Fund of PKR. 103,199,512 for new small economic includes a component of adolescent and adult learning. improve children attendance in schools, and decrease stakeholders and line department. COVID-19 EMERGENCY RELIEF OPERATION Card baseline survey of 4,638 households was conducted, generating activities through sub-granting community activities, Support to small farmers for seed and other Served 30,421 households in obtaining treatment of Due to COVID-19 emergency and lockdown situation, achievements; households have been provided assistance in finalising initiatives in Dadu and Jamshoro districts drop-out rate and ensure retention to successfully FOOD SECURITY AND PROGRAMME FOR Establishment of 73 rain water harvesting reservoirs at malnutrition through outreach, referral system and 421 community organization and 176 village organizations investment funds (CIF), interest free loans and income their plans for income generation activities. This support TRDP has a long history of working for the rights of complete primary education. Quarterly cash assistance to inputs, Improve livestock management practices through household and community level to use for drinking water, TRDP started relief operation in programme districts with were revitalized, and 160 Community Resource Persons generating grants to community institutions. ADOLESCENT AND ADULT LEARNING AND IMPROVED NUTRITION IN SINDH training of CLEWs and delivery of livestock extension behaviour change communication for improved child care, its own resources, contribution of philanthropists and TRDP provided food items to some 217 poor households was provided by the social mobilisation team of TRDP and Community Investment Fund (CIF) of PKR. 2,692,000 was marginalized groups, specifically its commitment for the each BISP beneficiary family is provided through kitchen gardening and livestock. training to 111 outreach staff, formation of 132 Mother to (CRPs) identified in Tharparkar and Umerkot districts TRDP through comprehensive integrated interventions rights of children can be seen at both programme and TRAINING PROGRAMME This programme aims at contributing to improve the services including introduction of improved livestock partner organizations’ support. TRDP worked closely with within rural village of Tharparkar. CRPs. These economic activities include small scale revolved to 117 members of community organizations in unconditional cash transfer (UCT) scheme to strengthen Contributing to alleviate the challenges of illiteracy and Provision of safe drinking water through construction/ Mother and Father to Father support groups, screening of under NPGP Programme. enabling poor households towards sustainable livelihood. businesses, livestock rearing, value addition in agriculture institutional level. TRDP has experience and expertise of women’s role and recognition in their respective families nutritional status of children under five and pregnant and breeds etc. district administration during the pandemic situation. It provides technical and vocational skill trainings, income Tharparkar. limited livelihood options in remote areas of district lactating women through set of activities that improve installation/ rehabilitation of 21 hand pumps/water supply 73,348 children (6 to 59 months) and 31,033 Pregnant and TRDP was granted exemption status of restricted mobility TRDP provided agriculture seed support to some 729 products through adaptation of new technologies and/or working for the rights of working children in Sindh with an and communities. This cash support is extended only to a schemes in areas of extreme need. Lactating Women (PLW), identification of 4,330 sever 53,901 members from community institutions and staff generating grants, and small interest free loans through integrated and holistic approach. Tharparkar, TRDP is facilitating communities in primary food diversity, reduce water borne diseases and promote for its officials from Commissioner Hyderabad, Deputy poor farmers for cultivation in monsoon season to secure improved agricultural practices, handicrafts etc. 1,386 members of community organizations were deserving married woman. BISP’s WeT programme is a education, functional literacy and skill development acute malnutrition (SAM) Referral Cases, delivery of 4,149 were trained in managerial and technical skills such as community investment fund and other income generating depending on the demand of local markets. After complementary initiative linked to the UCT scheme aims climate resilient nutrition at household level. Construction of two Community Water Filtration Plants in Commissioner Tharparkar, Dadu, Jamshoro and district their livelihoods. opportunities. provided PKR. 47,875,000 Interest free loan in Tharparkar opportunities through Adolescent and Adult Learning and areas of higher arsenic concentration. awareness sessions on Health & Nutrition and Infant and Korangi Karachi for supporting government to aware health, environment, nutrition, agricultural, education, finalisation of their plans, small cash grants have been and Dadu districts. Following Public Private Partnership approach TRDP at attaining Human Development Goals “to end poverty vocational, DRR, climate change and gender sensitization Training project. The objective of the project is to provide Poverty and food insecurity are interconnected that Young Children Feeding and 6,764 one on one sessions communities about COVID-19 precautions, distribution of TRDP provided fodder (animal feed) to some 508 poor provided to these beneficiaries through the Village of all forms, to ensure inclusive and equitable quality accelerated formal primary education to vulnerable Orientation and sensitization of 44,174 poor households with mothers under nutrition specific project in Tando in programme districts. Organisations (VO). All these interventions are at the education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for require integrated and holistic approach to break poverty PPEs, and helping communities to sustain their livelihood farmers along with deworming medicines to some 254 SINDH UNION COUNCIL AND COMMUNITY adolescents and basic functional literacy to adults cycle, improve food security, decrease malnutrition and about kitchen gardening and facilitation to 37,867 Allahyar. during the lockdown. Provision of grants helped the poor poor farmers to make their animals survive and secure household level. The skilled beneficiaries through all and to achieve gender equality and empower women together with skill development enabling them to avail households in adaptation of kitchen gardening practices. 707 office bearers from community organizations were ECONOMIC STRENGTHENING SUPPORT vocational and technical trainings have been given ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT THROUGH and girls.” Through WeT programme, quarterly developmental deficiencies among poor population. households in coping the crisis like situation in rural area their livelihood. provided community management skill training to manage (SUCCESS) PROGRAMME opportunities to enhance their human capital and achieve TRDP through its integrated approach implementing Orientation to 1,899 members of community PROMOTING SOCIAL ENVIRONMENTAL of its programme. preference to start their own businesses. ASSET BUILDING conditional payment per child is extended to UCT’s socio-economic growth. Under skills development their organizations efficiently. TRDP implements Sindh Union Council and Community selected beneficiary families on the verification of variety of projects to end complex poverty cycle and organizations about extension services for small farmers SAFE GUARD TRDP implements Economic Empowerment through component providing training on three identified trades improve food security in rural areas of Sindh. on improved crop production and food safety practices. Below are some details of COVID-19 emergency Economic Strengthening Support (SUCCESS) programme During the reporting period 4,562 poor households Asset Building (Livestock Restocking) project in Umerkot enrolment of their children age of 4 to 12 and 70% TRDP aims to mobilize communities for creating and with support of European Union in Dadu and Jamshoro received PKR 94,985,502 small grants through their training; Advance Tailoring, Hand Embroidery and supporting social and environmental safeguards to cope response; to build assets of the most vulnerable households and to monthly school attendance in subsequent quarters till a computer skills through recognized and reputable Support to 1,663 small farmers for purchasing of seed and districts. Under the programme TRDP provides four inputs Village Organizations. child completes primary education. PROGRAMME FOR IMPROVED NUTRITION IN other inputs. with natural disasters by supporting them to design and enable them to generate enough income to meet their Institute. Received in kind support of Biscuits from English Biscuit for enhancing the income of poor households. families’ basic needs. Under this project most vulnerable SINDH (PINS) PROJECT ER-II NUTRITION SPECIFIC OUTPUTS implement land use management plans, promoting water iii) Community Investment Fund (CIF) Provision of goats to 730 poor households of range of conservation in arid regions, setting fodder and forage Manufacturers (Pvt.) Ltd. for deserving and needy families The Local Support Organisations (LSOs) at union council households were selected (Preference is given to To contribute towards ending malnutrition and hunger TRDP served 178,389 households and benefited 615,460 i) Technical and Vocational Skill Trainings (TVST) (SDG 2) by improving the health and nutrition status of 0-12 PSC score having pregnant, lactating women or banks for local communities, setting sprinkle irrigation in programme districts. level have to facilitate their members to start income experienced women in livestock rearing through Para people through its food security and nutrition programme children under the age of five years for food TRDP provides technical and vocational training to poor children and mothers by rapidly expanding and enhancing in Dadu, Jamshoro and Tando Allahyar districts. Below are techniques and building capacities in sustainable farming 4,513 face masks were distributed. generating activities through providing small loans. These Development Committee) to enable them to generate diversification. 12,546 anti-septic soaps were provided to 85 health households through accredited institutions. The purpose enough income for meeting their families’ basic needs. coverage of nutrition specific intervention TRDP details of some activities and achievements during the practices etc. of the training is to increase the income of the poor loans have been provided through revolving fund, sub facilities in programme districts. granted to the LSOs as CIF. The LSOs have to use these Some 163 women benefited from asset transfer in implements Programme for Improved Nutrition in Sindh year. Piloting and introduction of bio-fortified seeds, i.e. wheat, households through skill trainings and linking them with (PINS) Project ER-II Nutrition Specific in Tando Allahyar potatoes and rice, through two demonstration plots on To promote climate-resilient sustainable development in 99,204 packets of food items were provided to 16,534 grants on rotational basis to reach maximum number of Umerkot district for income generating activities as of Establishment of 324 village level farmer field schools poor families. markets. Based on the MIPs, potential beneficiaries for June 2019. district. The project includes intervention for treatment of trial basis. arid and disaster prone programme area TRDP works at vocational and technical skills were identified and their members. (FFS), to promote kitchen gardening and identify both institutional and programme level in order to 1,500 awareness leaflets were distributed in programme malnourished children and women, establishment of Promotion of Moringa production and other nutritious UNION COUNCIL BASED POVERTY REDUCTION referral mechanism, prevention of potential risks to infant indigenous solutions to agricultural challenges and prevent, minimize, and mitigate social and environmental districts. The provision of the CIF has been linked with the MIPs of replicate at a larger scale. In addition, agriculture plants, including processing and consumption as a risks and enhance positive impacts on poor marginalized Provided human resource support of 103 community each household. Households with PSC score range of 0-23 and young children, behaviour change communication, supplement for maternal and early child nutrition in 258 PROGRAMME (MAINTENANCE PHASE) and nutrition specific feeding interventions. entrepreneurship activities were conducted in 186 farmer segment of the population. TRDP mobilizes communities resource person (CRP)/ community volunteers to district are eligible for the disbursement of the CIF. The TRDP implements Union Council Based Poverty Reduction field schools (FFS) to improve access to balance and VOs. for creating and supporting social and environmental administrations for support in relief activities at village resolutions passed by the Community Organisation have Programme (Maintenance Phase) in district Tharparkar affordable nutritious food. Establishment of 48 demonstration poultry sheds/cages, safeguards to cope with natural disasters such as droughts level. been submitted to the LSOs. Each LSO has appointed a through village organization with seed capital as and provision of technical support to 1,503 poultry and floods, earthquake and cyclones. TRDP supports Submitted household data of poverty score card of Community Book Keeper (CBK). CBK and CIF assistant at community investment revolving fund for providing loans Training to 10 WASH entrepreneurs and development of 155 supply chain systems. entrepreneurs and cockerel, poultry utensils and feed to communities to design and implement land use 323,894 poor households to district administrations. SMTs verified and conducted the appraisals of the to the CO members (0-18 PSC categories) for income 1,720 households. management plans, promoting water conservation and CRPs facilitated the community to fill the formats of some nominated CO members. LSOs have formed their generating activities. Community Investment Fund (CIF) Training to 27 members of community organizations on improved water management, agriculture, livestock 12,519 poor for Rashan/Relief through online applications committee to assess and approve the beneficiaries list. of PKR. 2,692,000 was revolved to 117 members of their role of being LSO members for WASH, agriculture Provision of training to 80 fish farmers on better fish of district Jamshoro and Dadu. community organizations in Tharparkar. production, disaster risk reduction plans, promoting tree During the reprting periode PKR 103,199,512 has been and food. production, and provision of training on establishment plantation and sustainable land management, and TRDP Umerkot team organized some 24 mobile medical subgranted to LSOs, benefiting 5,125 households in the and management of community fish ponds to 20 emergency response in arid regions of Sindh. TRDP clinics at different villages of Umerkot, 3,425 patients Training replication on Community Led Total Sanitation community members. Two community fish ponds were set first cycle. The recovered amount is also being disbursed NATIONAL POVERTY GRADUATION PROGRAMME (CLTS), WASH and Nutritious Food to 324 VO members. emergency response focuses on both short term and long were treated under emergency response. to other or same beneficiaries of the union council, TRDP implementing National Poverty Graduation up. Additionally, five pilot testing was done on promotion term rehabilitation activities with affected communities. CRPs also conducted 37,740 awareness session within of paddy fish farming in rice cultivation areas. revoling the amount efficiently. Programme (NPGP) in 34 Union councils of Tharparkar and COs.

14 15 THEMATIC PROGRESS FOR THE PERIOD OF JULY 2019- JUNE 2020 ANNUAL REPORT 2019-2020 Development of 432 Disaster Risk Reduction Plan to Tracking of 273,625 households for practice change in reduce impacts of drought and floods and to develop WASH. community resilient to cope with disasters. Training of 21 members of district ODF Certification Provision of livestock extension services through Committees on ODF certification and monitoring process. Community & Government Livestock Extension Workers 63 villages were awarded ODF certificates. (CLEWs) in 37 union councils. Development of 324 Village Action Plans (VAPs) Commemoration of 90 events on international days i.e. containing detailed information water and sanitation World Food Day, World Water Day, Global Hand Washing facilities and plan for WASH interventions. Day and World Toilet Day, at UC and District and Construction of low cost disaster resilient demonstration Provincial level. latrines in 424 villages and training to eight community Participation of ten staff members in Training of Trainers members on construction of low cost latrine and on kitchen gardening, poultry and livestock management. installation of hand pump. Provision of 6,567 gloves, 6,415 masks and 12,108 soaps Orientation to eight LSO members on monitoring of water to the communities during COVID-19 Pandemic. quality. LSO members conducted 321 chemical water tests for improved water sources and chlorination 120 Served 30,421 households in obtaining treatment of communal water resources to destroy harmful malnutrition through outreach, referral system and microorganisms. behaviour change communication for improved child care, training to 111 outreach staff, formation of 132 Mother to Establishment of 73 rain water harvesting reservoirs at Mother and Father to Father support groups, screening of household and community level to use for drinking water, 73,348 children (6 to 59 months) and 31,033 Pregnant and HUMANITARIAN SUPPORT camps. Distributed 6,600 dignity kits and 1,000 clean kitchen gardening and livestock. Lactating Women (PLW), identification of 4,330 sever delivery kits, provided support to 182 women for referral TRDP is implementing Multisector humanitarian Provision of safe drinking water through construction/ acute malnutrition (SAM) Referral Cases, delivery of 4,149 of complicated cases of pregnancy and delivery in installation/ rehabilitation of 21 hand pumps/water supply awareness sessions on Health & Nutrition and Infant and assistance to drought affected malnourished communities Tharparkar. schemes in areas of extreme need. Young Children Feeding and 6,764 one on one sessions in area of health, water and livestock management, with mothers under nutrition specific project in Tando climate smart agriculture, and food security projects in 1,246 community members were sensitized through Construction of two Community Water Filtration Plants in Allahyar. Umerkot district. The project is aimed at responding to organizing 41 psychosocial counselling session on GBV in areas of higher arsenic concentration. PROMOTING SOCIAL ENVIRONMENTAL the immediate needs of malnourished households and WFHS and during outreach activities, distributed 1,150 Orientation and sensitization of 44,174 poor households SAFE GUARD contributing to the food security of drought affected new-born baby kits, organized recreational activities for about kitchen gardening and facilitation to 37,867 TRDP aims to mobilize communities for creating and communities in Umerkot district. women and children in Nagarparkar and provided support households in adaptation of kitchen gardening practices. supporting social and environmental safeguards to cope to 110 women and children for referral of medical and with natural disasters by supporting them to design and During the reporting period some 25,385 patents were psychological support and arranged 138 outreach clinics Orientation to 1,899 members of community at village level in Tharparkar. organizations about extension services for small farmers implement land use management plans, promoting water provided free medical treatment in 286 medical camps at on improved crop production and food safety practices. conservation in arid regions, setting fodder and forage village level. 451 Health and Hygiene awareness sessions 25,116 patients benefited from consultation, medication, banks for local communities, setting sprinkle irrigation with pregnant and lactating women, and provided 1,000 refraction and surgery for cataract cases free of cost. Support to 1,663 small farmers for purchasing of seed and techniques and building capacities in sustainable farming hygiene kits, provided 12,000 transport and 2,000 water other inputs. practices etc. HEALTH SERVICES Provision of goats to 730 poor households of range of tanker vouchers to drought affected families. In addition, Poverty and health are interlinked; poverty increases the 0-12 PSC score having pregnant, lactating women or To promote climate-resilient sustainable development in 68,667 animals were vaccinated and provided deworming possibility of poor health and poor health in turn traps children under the age of five years for food arid and disaster prone programme area TRDP works at medications in 65 veterinary medical camps at villages communities in poverty. While working in rural areas TRDP diversification. both institutional and programme level in order to level in Umerkot prevent, minimize, and mitigate social and environmental has witnessed that poor households have comparatively Piloting and introduction of bio-fortified seeds, i.e. wheat, Some 65 CLEWS were provided training with kits, 10 more health problems due to poor nutrition, risks and enhance positive impacts on poor marginalized livestock fattening forms and two climate smart potatoes and rice, through two demonstration plots on segment of the population. TRDP mobilizes communities contaminated drinking water, distant and unaffordable trial basis. demonstration plots were established. Artificial healthcare services. Also, people with poor health have for creating and supporting social and environmental Insemination of some 100 animals were done. In addition, Promotion of Moringa production and other nutritious safeguards to cope with natural disasters such as droughts less work productivity and mostly sell their assets to meet study on climate smart agriculture practices was treatment cost. plants, including processing and consumption as a and floods, earthquake and cyclones. TRDP supports conducted in Umerkot district. supplement for maternal and early child nutrition in 258 communities to design and implement land use TRDP is working on both preventive and curative with VOs. management plans, promoting water conservation and financial assurance (through insurance) levels through improved water management, agriculture, livestock SAFEGUARDING WOMEN AND GIRLS Establishment of 48 demonstration poultry sheds/cages, various projects in programme area to ensure wellbeing of production, disaster risk reduction plans, promoting tree TRDP implements a project “Safeguarding women and poor communities. and provision of technical support to 1,503 poultry plantation and sustainable land management, and entrepreneurs and cockerel, poultry utensils and feed to emergency response in arid regions of Sindh. TRDP girls in drought affected areas through Multisector GBV 1,720 households. emergency response focuses on both short term and long prevention and response services for women and girls” in drought affected areas of Tharparkar. The major activates Provision of training to 80 fish farmers on better fish term rehabilitation activities with affected communities. production, and provision of training on establishment includes provision of services of reproductive health in and management of community fish ponds to 20 emergencies. Communities are provided psycho-social community members. Two community fish ponds were set support, case management and referral of sexual violence up. Additionally, five pilot testing was done on promotion and other forms of Gender Based Violence are part of the of paddy fish farming in rice cultivation areas. project. Establishment of 21 demonstration plots in flood and 6,213 patients were provided free services of drought prone areas to increase crop production. reproductive and general health through 26 medical

16 17 THEMATIC PROGRESS FOR THE PERIOD OF JULY 2019- JUNE 2020 ANNUAL REPORT 2019-2020 For the implementation of the 8,414 new consumers received family planning services, infrastructure projects VO forms some 35,725 current users registered, some 1,664 camps different committees including organized to benefit some 44,139 referred clients from Implementation Committee, CRPs, conducted 1,354 sessions by CRPs at community Procurement Committee, level, some 31,250 MWRAs registered under delivering of Project Operations and Accelerated Family Planning project in district Jamshoro. Maintenance Committee. Infrastructure needs varies from village to village, however priority MICRO HEALTH INSURANCE (MHI) has been given to productive The micro health insurance is a social protection measure infrastructure projects such as irrigation, communication, pump/dug wells, sewerage that helps to protect them from health related economic and link roads in areas not served by public departments. shocks that can further push them down the poverty ladder. Micro Health Insurance is provided to poorest During implementation, TRDP field engineers provided households with PSC Score 0-15. This helps the the technical assistance to VOs for not only proper beneficiaries cover emergency expenses in case of execution and maintenance, but potential environmental hospitalisation of a family member. risks are assessed and mitigated. The project designs A total of 42,486 families are currently insured 3,100 have also reflected the disaster risk reduction principles. patients have availed the benefit of their health cards In addition, infrastructure schemes list is also being shared through getting treatment at panel hospitals. This shows during joint development committees’ meetings. No that the poorest households have access to health facility objection certificates are taken from line department and the health card serves as a safeguard. wherever applicable. 704 physical infrastructures schemes related to water COMMUNITY PHYSICAL INFRASTRUCTURE supply, communication, sanitation, irrigation, and solar light were initiated in programme districts. Lack of public capital specifically physical infrastructure in health, education, water and sanitation, electricity, 124 drinking water supply schemes including communication and other physical assets have economic, rehabilitation of dug wells, DWSS, Hand pumps, ran water social and environmental effects on the population. TRDP harvesting ponds, were constructed at village level. has learned through working with rural communities in arid areas of Sindh that development of physical To cater infrastructure needs for communication, infrastructure schemes has a significant economic and irrigation and sanitation TRDP provided technical and financial support in the construction of 36 communication SUSTAINABLE LAND MANAGEMENT social impact within communities. The community infrastructure projects improve access of rural households schemes (CC street pavement, brick pavements, street PROGRAMME and link roads) 461 sanitation schemes (latrine drainage) in to critical services such as clean drinking water and water programme districts. 37 irrigation schemes including TRDP implements sustainable Land Management Combating desertification in Tharparkar and Umerkot for irrigation, improved sanitation services, and sprinkler irrigation systems, development of oasis forest Programme (SLMP) to combat desertification in district 33 participatory land use plans were developed productive assets, prioritized in village development plans were installed in Tharparkar. Tharparkar and Umerkot districts. The programme and community based SIM fund was established with 20 by the village organizations. The community focuses on mobilizing communities to design and community organizations. 33 Community Home Based infrastructures are being identified, prioritized, Four solar water pumping systems and submersible solar implement land use management plans, promoting water Nurseries were established, four rainwater harvesting implemented and maintained by the communities pumps were installed on the deep dug well benefiting conservation in arid regions, setting fodder and forage ponds were constructed, two sprinkler irrigation systems themselves through their own institutions following an around 882 households in rural villages of Tharparkar. banks for local communities, setting sprinkle irrigation were installed, two dug wells were upgraded by installing agreement between TRDP and community institution. techniques and building capacities of communities in solar pumps, medicinal plants, low delta plants, live sustainable land farming practices along with promoting hedges forest & fruit plants were planted in two Oasis community managed nurseries. Forests. Additionally, awareness workshops and community conferences were organized in collaboration with relevant organizations.

COMMUNITY EYE CARE SERVICES PROMOTING FAMILY PLANNING TRDP provided continuous eye care services with the Apart from CRPs’ regular counselling on family planning, support of Layton Rahmatullah Benevolent Trust (LRBT) to TRDP is implementing “Delivering of Accelerated Family poor and marginalized community at its Community Eye Planning” project in district Jamshoro to create enabling Care Centres in Tharparkar district. These centres provide environment for women and men to avail reproductive free consultation, medication, and refraction and surgery health services and increase the availability of quality services. The community eye care services centre is reproductive health products especially in remote areas. benefiting poor and old age people from remote villages This project includes identification and registration of who could not afford to pay expenses of treatment. married women of reproductive age, formation of Village During the reporting period 26,116 poor eye patients Health Committees, and training to community resource were benefited including 14,657 OPD, 6,300 were person (CRPs) for raising awareness among poor medicated, 4,276 were refracted, 46 were referred to population and facilitating them as potential social other health facilities and 837 patients referred for entrepreneurs, and provision of family planning services cataract and other surgery. through medical camps. During reporting period, some

18 19 THEMATIC PROGRESS FOR THE PERIOD OF JULY 2019- JUNE 2020 ANNUAL REPORT 2019-2020 veterinary medical camps at village level in Umerkot. SUPPORT IN POLIO VACCINATION CAMPAIGNS new-born baby kits, organized ADVOCACY AND CAMPAIGNS 65 CLEWS were provided training with kits, 10 livestock recreational activities for TRDP being key actor in rural development, promote its As always, TRDP supported the district administration fattening forms and two climate smart demonstration especially health department in polio vaccination women and children in approach at all levels through its advocacy and campaign plots were established. Artificial insemination of some 100 Nagarparkar and provided programme. During the reporting year, following campaign in 13 union councils in Tharparkar by providing animals were done. In addition, study on climate smart logistic and human resource support. During the support to 110 women and campaigns were initiated and contributed with other agriculture practices was conducted in Umerkot district. children for referral of medical stakeholders as well. campaign, 63, 966 children under five years were administered polio drops. In order to ensure total Combating desertification in Tharparkar and Umerkot and psychological support and coverage of children, TRDP’s senior management district 33 participatory land use plans were developed arranged 138 outreach clinics at PROMOTING TREE PLANTATION attended the meetings of District Polio Eradication and community based sustainable land management village level in Tharparkar. TRDP in collaboration with KTN TV channel launched tree Committee. TRDP field team also conducted awareness (SLM) fund was established with 20 community 25,116 patients benefited from consultation, medication, plantation campaign “One plant for the motherland raising session at village level with community regarding organizations. 33 community home based nurseries were refraction and surgery for cataract cases free of cost. Sindh” on July 8-14, 2019, for clean and green Sindh in polio campaign. established, four rainwater harvesting ponds were order to contribute towards achieving SDG 13 climate constructed, two sprinkler irrigation systems were 704 physical infrastructures schemes related to water action. Through community organizations raised Awareness raising campaign on the causes and installed, two dug wells were upgraded by installing solar supply, communication, sanitation, irrigation, and solar awareness about importance of tree plantation in prevention of suicide “Increasing Trend of Suicide pumps, medicinal plants, low delta plants, live hedges light were initiated in programme districts. reducing the effects of climate change and promoting attempts, Its Root causes & Measures to Overcome” forest and fruit plants were planted in two oasis forests. 124 drinking water supply schemes including healthy environment. Additionally, awareness workshops and community rehabilitation of dug wells, DWSS, hand pumps, rain TRDP carried out awareness raising campaign on the conferences were organized in collaboration with relevant water harvesting ponds, were constructed at village level. This campaign was strengthened by the sound and framed causes and prevention of suicide “Increasing Trend of organizations. collaboration of district authorities under joint To cater infrastructure needs for communication, Suicide attempts, its Root causes & Measures to 6,213 patients were provided free services of irrigation and sanitation, TRDP provided technical and development committees and MoUs were signed with Overcome” in collaboration with Sindh Police, Seminars district forest departments. reproductive and general health through 26 medical financial support in the construction of 36 communication were organized in Mithi, Chachro and Nagarparkar with camps. Distributed 6,600 dignity kits and 1,000 clean schemes (CC street pavement, brick pavements, streets All the women led community institutions at village and participation of all stakeholders. union council level played the significant role throughout delivery kits, provided support to 182 women for referral and link roads), 461 sanitation schemes (latrine drainage) of complicated cases of pregnancy and delivery in in programme districts. 37 irrigation schemes including the plantation drive through organizing the walks, Awareness Raising Campaign on Typhoid Fever mobilizing the communities, planting the trees and taking Tharparkar. sprinkler irrigation systems, development of oasis forest were installed in Tharparkar. the responsibility to care and nurture the plants at their TRDP also involved its community networks such as COs, 1,246 community members were sensitized through own. The communities are at the forefront, they have the VO and LSOs and Community Resource Persons (CRPs) to organizing 41 psychosocial counselling session on GBV in Four solar water pumping systems and submersible solar foremost role to plant, nurture and protect trees. The facilitate government officials in increasing the outreach WFHS and during outreach activities, distributed 1,150 pumps were installed on the deep dug well benefiting media has also supported to sensitize the communities of their service delivery including vaccination, polio and around 882 households in rural villages of Tharparkar. towards tree plantation, protection of trees, clean and livestock vaccination. TRDP also carried out awareness green Sindh. raising campaign about Typhoid Fever Vaccination at village level through organizing awareness sessions in During this campaign, 50,505 trees were planted in Tharparkar district. different villages with the collective efforts in TRDP programme districts; Tharparkar, Umerkot, Dadu, Jamshoro and Tando Allahyar. OUTPUT 8,981 patients were provided free treatment, 633 benefited from free X-ray support, and 265 mothers and children were vaccinated. 49 health awareness sessions at village level in Tharparkar. Fire affected families of three incidents were provided food and non-food items. 26,116 poor eye patients were benefited including 14,657 OPD, 6,300 were medicated, 4,276 were refracted, 46 were referred to other health facilities and 837 patients referred for cataract and other surgery. Some 8,414 new consumers received family planning services, some 35,725 current users registered, some 1,664 camps organized to benefit, some 44,139 referred clients from CRPs, conducted 1,354 sessions by CRPs at community level, some 31,250 MWRAs registered under delivering of Accelerated Family Planning project in district Jamshoro. 25,385 patents were provided free medical treatment in 286 medical camps at village level. 451 Health and Hygiene awareness sessions with pregnant and lactating women, and provided 1,000 hygiene kits, provided 12,000 transport and 2,000 water tanker vouchers to drought affected families. In addition, 68,667 animals were vaccinated and provided deworming medications in 65

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ACTUAL WORLD OF DIFFERENCE DARING LADY - STORY OF SHABANA CASE STUDIES Ms. Shabana belongs to Village Piyaro Arain, Union Council Pir Tarho, district Dadu. She is married and a mother of three children. Her husband, Mr. Ashique Arain, is a daily wage labourer and the only bread winner of their household. Chances of having a prosperous lifestyle were slim for Ms. Shabana’s family as it was hard to make household ends meet with her husband’s earnings. When TRDP introduced A CANDLE IN THE DARK – STORY OF TEEJAN AND SONO SUCCESS programme in her village, Ms. Shabana decided to participate in the community driven development venture and became a member of the women-led community organisation (CO) called Teejan and Sono live in village Roheraro of union council Ajrak. Kaplore at the distance of 70 kilometres from Umerkot. Carpet weaving is leading source of livelihood of most of the villagers Ms. Shabana’s decision paid off when she was able to obtain interest free loan of PKR 20,000. She gave including Sono and Teejan, a married couple. They both work the money to her husband who used it to purchase a used rickshaw. He purchased a rickshaw from a hard on their loom and earn two hundred rupees per day. They relative for PKR 50,000 on the condition that the remaining amount would be paid after six months. got married one and half year ago and are living happily. They Within that period, she repaid the entire interest free loan back to the community organisation and both were delighted to become parents at the same time applied for second time. worried of expenses of pre-birth visits of doctor. Their limited This time, Ms. Shabana received a sum of PKR 25,000. Coupled with PKR 5,000 of their own savings, income did not allow them to visit lady doctor available on the second loan was enough to pay back the second instalment of rickshaw to the relative. Now they 70-kilometre distance. Sono discussed his problem with one of are owners of their own rickshaw and are paying back the second interest free loan to the community his friend who shared him about TRDP’s programme for organization in instalments. providing health transport vouchers to pregnant women and financial help to PLWs in emergencies Ms. Shabana and her husband’s decision of purchasing of rickshaw turned out to be a very profitable through “Multi-Sectorial Humanitarian Assistance to Drought Affected Malnourished Communities of investment during the COVID-19 pandemic lockdown. Government decision of termination of public Umerkot”. transport occasioned beneficial for them as villagers started coming to them for hiring the rickshaw to travel to adjacent villages and towns. They are now earning a handsome profit from their rickshaw and Sharing her memory Teejan said, “TRDP team visited my home one day and provided me transport leading a better life. With secure household finance, Ms. Shabana and her husband are now vouchers so that I can get myself examined by the gynaecologist three times during pregnancy. We concentrating on improving other aspects of their family life. Ms. Shabana plans to educate her were relaxed that TRDP has solved our problem to some extent.” Teejan visited District Civil Hospital, children. “We have our own conveyance so we can send our children to a school in a nearby town.” Umerkot for three antenatal check-ups as suggested by the doctor. Said Shabana On other hand, TRDP also registered their family for financial assistance for food security during drought where they got PKR 30,000 thousand rupees in three instalments. That cash support saved the family from being indebted that was the only option for delivery expenses. SPREADING IMPACT – STORY OF AZBAR At that critical time, this cash support of 30,000 was enough Seven years old Azbar is studious student of class two. He is for poor family to pay all the delivery expenditure as well as nature lover and has curiosity in gardening and has established food expenditure. Teejan and Sono became parents of kitchen gardening at home. He is inspired by his mother who healthy baby boy. Teejan and his husband living their life has been oriented about kitchen gardening through Farmer happily with their six months’ old boy and they are thankful Field School (FFS) under Program for improved nutrition in to TRDP and WHH who supported them when they were Sindh - PINS project in district Jamshoro. His village is located in in dire need during drought period. Union Council Saree. Responding to a question, Azbar says, “I love to grow my own vegetables because I love vegetables and especially tomatoes are my favourite. I learned to grow tomatoes and other vegetables from my mother.” His practice inspired other children in the village. His interest of farming is resulting in having nutritious food available at his own home that was not available before in his village. Azbar’s mother says, “The love of gardening is a seed once planted never dies.”

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RAY OF HOPE – STORY OF SANGEETA CHANGE IN BEHIVOUR – STORY OF JAMNA, COMMUNITY HEALTH WORKER Six years old Sangeeta lives in village Roheraro of Union Council Thirty-three years old energetic lady Jamna lives in village Noor Kaplore at the distance of 70 kilometres from Umerkot. She is Muhammad Shah of UC Pak Singhar, taluka and district Tando the youngest among four siblings - two sisters and two Allahyar. She was selected as a Community Health Worker at brothers. Her father Mohan is working as a labourer in a factory her respective village under the Program for Improved and earning not enough to feed his family. Mr. Mohan works Nutrition ER-2, project implemented by TRDP. hard to make sure that his earnings are enough to look after all family members and their basic needs are met. TRDP teams identified 239 Community Health Workers within the communities and trained them in Community Based Sangeeta being the youngest daughter gets love from her Management of Acute Malnutrition (CMAM) and Infant and parents and siblings. But her poor health upsets his family. Young Child Feeding (IYCF) thorugh this project. Sangeeta’s mother Gori shared that they were unable to take her to the doctor due to poverty. One day her neighbour Women have very limited knowledge regarding maternal and shared about free medical camp in their village organized by Thardeep Rural Development neonate, infants’ health, antenatal and postnatal care, safe deliveries and vaccination causing several programme under Multi Sectorial Humanitarian Assistance to Drought Affected Malnourished maternal, neonatal health issues. They had strong belief in traditional way of deliveries by Dais communities. She advised her to take Sangeeta to the camp and get checked by senior doctors. (Traditional Birth Attendant) and follow inherited traditional unhygienic practices of new-borns’ and children’s care. The community of Village Noor Muhammad Shah Gori was very happy with that news and took Sangeeta to the camp and waited impatiently for their did not aware of benefits of breast feeding instead turn. Finally, doctors checked her temperature and examined her very carefully. As Sangeeta was they were of the views that mother’s milk is not having fever for the last three months, doctor suggested her several tests. She was given cash voucher enough for baby’s growth and development. They to pay for transport cost for her treatment. They got all the test done form Civil Hospital, Umerkot free used to start giving powder milk, cow milk and water of cost. to a baby under the age of six months. They used to Gori along with Sangeeta collected the reports after a two days and got checked by the doctors and throw colostrum rather than giving to newly born diagnosed with Hepatitis C. She was provided free medicine for three months. baby. After completing three-month treatment Sangeeta went through tests and check-up again and found Lachmi one of the examples of the village who healthy. Gori and his family is thankful to TRDP and WHH for their support during hard time and saving changed her views and practices after attending the her daughter. sessions of Jamna. She says, “I am mother of five children I used to throw away my colostrum at the birth of my children and did not keep them on breast feed only until six months. I was told that first milk of mother is just like poison and water and other supplements should be given from the birth of a child. Being a member of mother to mother group I have chance to be part of sessions Ms. Jamna conducts with the group members and other women of the village. She briefs us about the importance of colostrum and breast feeding. As a result, I gave colostrum to my youngest child and kept on breast feed. She is four months old and is healthy, active and have never been taken to the hospital. I tell everyone that breast feeding is blessing that is right of every new-born. We can keep our children happy and healthy by adopting safe and healthy practices in their development.”

24 25 ANNUAL REPORT 2019-2020 EXPERIENCE SHARING & LESSON government’s commitment to SUCCESS programme said community volunteers and donor agencies to assess the LEARNING VISIT BY A DELEGATION OF THE Abdul Bari Pitafi, Minister of ground situation, provide assistance where required and GOVT. OF BALOCHISTAN Livestock and Fishers to divert funds to combat the situation. TRDP obtained CraftsKARIGAR of Sindh are being practiced by thousands ofMELA artisans as a legacy.... She added,KARACHI “The beauty of this program is that it creates community A delegation from the Government of Balochistan Government of Sindh. approval from European Union for granting income a legacy that is deep rooted in its rich cultural traditions, a legacy for organizations that can receive funds from the donors but can also work on including MPAs, Secretaries, Departmental Focal Persons, generating grants to the destitute households and survival. Unfortunately lack of demand/order, low quality of work, little self-help basis. I will never forget how people told me how these projects Directors, ADCs, DS, DGs, and ADs along with A member of Balochistan initiated its relief operation. variety in products, very low wage, lack of knowledge of market and have changed their lives. The women described how initially they would representatives from TRDP, NRSP, SRSO, RSPN, BRACE Assembly Ahmed Nawaz contemporary trends cause deterioration of handicrafts and shrinkage to hardly leave their homes or village, then they learnt some skills through visited TRDP and shared their learnings on March 13-14, appreciated the incredible More than 27,000 poor households of Dadu and Jamshoro self-use or at very low rate. Middle men take benefit of this gap and sell the program, then they were able to earn some money and then they 2020. First day they visited field area of district Jamshoro. were able to help their husbands economically and they were determined activism of rural women working for development of their ranked below poverty line have been granted more than products at high rate without caring the quality of craft work and Village Community Institutions (CIs) gave detailed areas. He said that they would try to replicate the best PKR 600 million for livelihood and income generation compensation of craft persons. that they would send their boys and girls to school. This programme provides hope for a better future. What I saw is proof that women can presentations to the visitors showcasing the positive practices. supports and filled the gap of cash unavailability. TRDP achieve a lot, they only need a little help.” social change brought about in their area through women designed mechanism to support communities and started TRDP focuses on programmes relevant to people’s needs and responsive empowerment and social mobilization using quantitative to the priorities identified with communities rather than for communities. Another Balochistan MPA Ms. Mahjabeen by giving economic activities with three major inputs; a) provided TRDP’s work on the promotion of craft as an economic venture has been Minister for Women Development, Government of Sindh Shehla Raza figures and qualitative case studies as well as discussions example of Benazir Bhutto said that women should not income generation grant of PKR 20,000 to each of the identified with communities. TRDP builds the capacity of artisans as per appreciated the work on display and commended the courage of the on the usefulness to beneficiaries of specific components have fear as they were aware of their rights. Women poor households to start small grocery shops in villages. market trends and facilitates them in creating market linkages with artisans, particularly women. “You can see how much efforts these women provided as part of the SUCCESS programme including needed basic facilities and skill development programmes b) Facilitated these poor households to purchase daily potential buyers to earn for their livelihoods as well as restore the quality have put in creating these products. For them, appreciation of their Technical and Vocational Skills Training (TVST), Community initiated by TRDP which were key to increasing income at consumption items from market with support of district of traditional crafts. In this connection, TRDP with the support of efforts means a lot. A lot of these women might seem shy and struggle Physical Infrastructure scheme (CPI), Community household level. “We have learned best practices here administration. c) Facilitated poor households to get cash European Union (EU) under the Sindh Union Council and Community with language but their growth is impressive and so is their confidence Investment Fund (CIF), Micro Health Insurance (MHI) and and we as parliamentarians will replicate them in from banks where the grant was transferred. TRDP Economic Strengthening and Support (SUCCESS) programme organized level. From procuring small loans to setting up small homebased units, linkages created with government line departments to they have come a long way,” she noted. Balochistan,” said Mehjabeen, MPA Balochistan. restored activities in these districts from March 30. two-day Karigar Mela at a local hotel of Karachi to exhibit colorful access public services e.g. immunization of children and Thousands of poor households started small grocery handicrafts of Sindh and support and empower rural communities in women, enrolment of out of school children, accessing developing direct market linkages with potential buyers. This mega “A person with skills was always regarded as a symbol of prosperity or Member of Sindh Assembly Fayaz Butt said that rural shops providing daily consumption items on the artisan fair was participated by thousands of men and women artisans what we call middle class. However, this tradition in the last few decades CNICs and tree plantation. The delegation visited artisan areas should have all the facilities that were available in doorsteps of their neighborhood. By doing so, they made from Tharparkar, Umerkot, Dadu and Jamshoro districts, European Union was losing out due to rapid urbanization,” said Dr. Allah Nawaz Samoo, fair organized by LSO where variety of products and urban areas. Involving local and district governments in ends meet along with providing home delivery of essential Ambassador to Pakistan, minsters, elected representatives including CEO TRDP. “Over 200,000 poor households in rural Sindh are being services were displayed by trained community members development projects was key to the development and household items in their neighborhood. By first week of MNAs and MPAs, government officials, members of Chambers of helped under the SUCCESS programme, with the goal of breaking the under technical training component of SUCCESS welfare of the poor. April, they also started selling milk to the towns. This Commerce, media persons, civil society organizations, donor agencies, poverty cycle. The Karigar Mela aims to directly connect thousands of programme. CEO TRDP, Allah Nawaz Samoo said that his organization initiative provided communities an opportunity to representative of designer brands, small traders and entrepreneurs, and rural artisans and skilled workers with mainstream markets, without any was contributing to service delivery of government continue economic activity at the time when it was direly large number of residents of Karachi. The event caught enormous interference and exploitation by the middlemen,” he said. He highlighted On second day experience sharing and learning workshop that TRDP was reaching 700,000 households in Sindh. “TRDP is striving to departments and working for rural development in arid needed. coverage of electronic and print media. was held at the Indus Hotel Hyderabad. Around 167 zones where other organizations avoided working. create an ecosystem in rural Sindh for nurturing small enterprises, and connecting local entrepreneurs with the mainstream market,” Dr Samoo participants including representatives of Community Women community leaders from Tharparkar, Dadu, This initiative was expanded with other grant inputs, in Speaking at the event, Her Excellency EU Ambassador to Pakistan Institutions (CIs) from SUCCESS and PPRP districts; CRPs, Androulla Kaminara said that EU financed 653 million euros in solidarity added. Matiari and Jamshoro shared their experiences with kind, such as providing goat and seed for cultivation. The with Pakistan for different projects in Pakistan including 24 million euros LSO leaders and SUCCESS women beneficiaries; audience and said that with little support and guidance purpose was to build resilience of poor communities in the for SUCCESS programme. She said, “I have only been in Pakistan for a few Visitors at the fair expressed their delight at the products and meeting representatives of SUCCESS partner organizations women could help their families and communities worst economic time, contribute them to protect their months but this the second time I am dealing with this project. This Thari women dressed in their traditional clothes and confidently dealing including RSPN, as well as implementing RSPs, TRDP, graduate out of poverty trap. The workshop was aimed at basic household assets such as cattle/ goats or small shop. project is very important because it tackles poverty, this is something with customers. Visitors, particularly women, were captivated by the SRSO, and NRSP; Technical Assistance team members of sharing learning and enhancing synergies among TRDP provided grant of PKR 17.95 million to 874 poor which is a very important goal for us in EU and we are delighted that the beautiful block prints, home textiles, pottery and other items that were BRACE; officials from BRACE implementing partners; stakeholders working for poverty reduction including families at doorsteps to secure their livelihood in government of Sindh has adopted a poverty reduction strategy.” handcrafted by local artisans. senior officials of Government of Balochistan, district government. programme districts. Additionally, PKR 2.59 million were officials from the SUCCESS and PPRP districts, senior distributed among 84 households of union councils of elected assembly members of the provincial assembly of COMBATING COVID-19 PANDEMIC CRISIS Dadu under Programme for Improved Nutrition. Sindh and Balochistan development experts and After the report of early cases of coronavirus in Karachi by Additionally, 99,204 packets of food items were independent media individuals participated in the event. the end of February 2020, initially Sindh province and later distributed among 16,534 poor families, 12,330 whole country was put under nation-wide lockdown. This anti-septic soaps were provided to 80 health facilities and The chief guest Mr. Abdul Bari Pitafi Minister for Livestock pandemic doubled the vulnerability of the 56% population 2,336 masks were prepared by the trained community and Fisheries Government of Sindh said that promotion of below poverty line and created challenges for TRDP in organizations’ members and distributed to district small-scale trade activities can help end poverty, execution of its programme interventions. TRDP worked authorities and community institutions for distribution in particularly in rural areas, because many social issues are assertively and got exemption letters / NOCs from district programme districts. TRDP staff along with thousands of directly linked with joblessness and state of economy. He management authorities for operational mobility during community volunteers ensured that compliance of said that government was taking all possible measures to lockdown situation and conducted rapid assessment in guidelines given by district administration are properly ensure training of farmers in the least developed areas. He 100 Union Councils of Dadu, Jamshoro, Tharparkar and met and helped communities in registration for federal further said that Sindh was blessed with more breeds of Umerkot districts to measure the extent of crisis. The and provincial support. cattle than there were in any other part of the country. findings indicated decrease in the supply of goods from Farmers’ capacity building was needed to be enhanced so cities and towns, similarly, outflow of agricultural products that they could become self-sufficient in this sector. particularly vegetables and milk from villages to cities was Government intended to increase vaccination of livestock decreased significantly and ultimately resulted in cash by 80 percent. He insisted on the need of investment in shortage in the villages. Based on the finding of the livestock sector and emphasized on the security of the assessment arid areas where wage labor was main source investors. Sindh government extended community-driven of income were selected for relief operation. TRDP development approach of TRDP and reaffirmed continued close coordination with district administration,

26 27 ANNUAL REPORT 2019-2020 EXPERIENCE SHARING & LESSON government’s commitment to SUCCESS programme said community volunteers and donor agencies to assess the LEARNING VISIT BY A DELEGATION OF THE Abdul Bari Pitafi, Minister of ground situation, provide assistance where required and GOVT. OF BALOCHISTAN Livestock and Fishers to divert funds to combat the situation. TRDP obtained APPRECIATION AWARD FOR HEALTH A delegation from the Government of Balochistan Government of Sindh. approval from European Union for granting income AWARENESS CAMPAIGN AND FREE including MPAs, Secretaries, Departmental Focal Persons, generating grants to the destitute households and Directors, ADCs, DS, DGs, and ADs along with A member of Balochistan initiated its relief operation. MEDICAL CAMPS representatives from TRDP, NRSP, SRSO, RSPN, BRACE Assembly Ahmed Nawaz On the closing ceremony of Health Awareness Campaign visited TRDP and shared their learnings on March 13-14, appreciated the incredible More than 27,000 poor households of Dadu and Jamshoro and Free Medical Camps Lt. Col. Qamar Ishaq Butt, Col. 2020. First day they visited field area of district Jamshoro. activism of rural women working for development of their ranked below poverty line have been granted more than Zaffar Pak Reangers, Dr. Ghulam Haider Samejo district Village Community Institutions (CIs) gave detailed areas. He said that they would try to replicate the best PKR 600 million for livelihood and income generation chairman, Tharparkar, Sardar Khan Khoso, chairman Town presentations to the visitors showcasing the positive practices. supports and filled the gap of cash unavailability. TRDP Committee Nagarparkar, Dr. Irshad Memon DHO, Ghulam social change brought about in their area through women designed mechanism to support communities and started Murtaza Noonari, district manager PPHI, Tharparkar, Mr. empowerment and social mobilization using quantitative Another Balochistan MPA Ms. Mahjabeen by giving economic activities with three major inputs; a) provided Rizvi, CEO, Sindh Coal and Mining Company appreciated figures and qualitative case studies as well as discussions example of Benazir Bhutto said that women should not income generation grant of PKR 20,000 to each of the TRDP’s contribution and appreciation Award was on the usefulness to beneficiaries of specific components have fear as they were aware of their rights. Women poor households to start small grocery shops in villages. presented to TRDP. provided as part of the SUCCESS programme including needed basic facilities and skill development programmes b) Facilitated these poor households to purchase daily Technical and Vocational Skills Training (TVST), Community initiated by TRDP which were key to increasing income at consumption items from market with support of district Physical Infrastructure scheme (CPI), Community household level. “We have learned best practices here administration. c) Facilitated poor households to get cash Investment Fund (CIF), Micro Health Insurance (MHI) and and we as parliamentarians will replicate them in from banks where the grant was transferred. TRDP CERTIFICATES OF APPRECIATION AWARDED BY linkages created with government line departments to Balochistan,” said Mehjabeen, MPA Balochistan. restored activities in these districts from March 30. LIVESTOCK AND FISHERIES DEPARTMENT access public services e.g. immunization of children and Thousands of poor households started small grocery women, enrolment of out of school children, accessing Member of Sindh Assembly Fayaz Butt said that rural shops providing daily consumption items on the GOVERNMENT OF SINDH. CNICs and tree plantation. The delegation visited artisan areas should have all the facilities that were available in doorsteps of their neighborhood. By doing so, they made TRDP obtained certificate of appreciation awarded by Livestock and fair organized by LSO where variety of products and urban areas. Involving local and district governments in ends meet along with providing home delivery of essential Fisheries Department, Government of Sindh in recognition of active services were displayed by trained community members development projects was key to the development and household items in their neighborhood. By first week of participation of TRDP in the “Sindh Livestock Expo 2020” organized under technical training component of SUCCESS welfare of the poor. April, they also started selling milk to the towns. This by livestock and fisheries department. programme. CEO TRDP, Allah Nawaz Samoo said that his organization initiative provided communities an opportunity to was contributing to service delivery of government continue economic activity at the time when it was direly On second day experience sharing and learning workshop departments and working for rural development in arid needed. was held at the Indus Hotel Hyderabad. Around 167 zones where other organizations avoided working. CERTIFICATE OF APPRECIATION AWARDED participants including representatives of Community Women community leaders from Tharparkar, Dadu, This initiative was expanded with other grant inputs, in BY ARMY SERVICE CORPS HYDERABAD Institutions (CIs) from SUCCESS and PPRP districts; CRPs, Matiari and Jamshoro shared their experiences with kind, such as providing goat and seed for cultivation. The CANTONMENT LSO leaders and SUCCESS women beneficiaries; audience and said that with little support and guidance purpose was to build resilience of poor communities in the representatives of SUCCESS partner organizations TRDP obtained appreciation certificate, awarded by Army women could help their families and communities worst economic time, contribute them to protect their Service Corps Hyderabad Cantonment, appreciating the including RSPN, as well as implementing RSPs, TRDP, graduate out of poverty trap. The workshop was aimed at basic household assets such as cattle/ goats or small shop. SRSO, and NRSP; Technical Assistance team members of time and efforts spent by TRDP in fighting against sharing learning and enhancing synergies among TRDP provided grant of PKR 17.95 million to 874 poor COVID-19 pandemic. TRDP provided PPE support and BRACE; officials from BRACE implementing partners; stakeholders working for poverty reduction including families at doorsteps to secure their livelihood in senior officials of Government of Balochistan, district small cash grants to poor households during the lockdown government. programme districts. Additionally, PKR 2.59 million were situation. officials from the SUCCESS and PPRP districts, senior distributed among 84 households of union councils of elected assembly members of the provincial assembly of Certificate of Appreciation on Awareness raising COMBATING COVID-19 PANDEMIC CRISIS Dadu under Programme for Improved Nutrition. campaign on the causes and prevention of suicide Sindh and Balochistan development experts and After the report of early cases of coronavirus in Karachi by Additionally, 99,204 packets of food items were independent media individuals participated in the event. “Increasing Trend of Suicide attempts, Its Root causes & the end of February 2020, initially Sindh province and later distributed among 16,534 poor families, 12,330 Measures to Overcome” whole country was put under nation-wide lockdown. This anti-septic soaps were provided to 80 health facilities and The chief guest Mr. Abdul Bari Pitafi Minister for Livestock pandemic doubled the vulnerability of the 56% population 2,336 masks were prepared by the trained community and Fisheries Government of Sindh said that promotion of below poverty line and created challenges for TRDP in organizations’ members and distributed to district small-scale trade activities can help end poverty, A certificate of appreciation awarded by Superintendent of Police execution of its programme interventions. TRDP worked authorities and community institutions for distribution in Office Tharparkar to TRDP for carrying out awareness raising particularly in rural areas, because many social issues are assertively and got exemption letters / NOCs from district programme districts. TRDP staff along with thousands of campaign on the causes and prevention of suicide “Increasing Trend directly linked with joblessness and state of economy. He management authorities for operational mobility during community volunteers ensured that compliance of of Suicide attempts, its Root Causes & Measures to Overcome”. said that government was taking all possible measures to lockdown situation and conducted rapid assessment in guidelines given by district administration are properly Seminars were organized in Mithi, Chachro and Nagarparkar with ensure training of farmers in the least developed areas. He 100 Union Councils of Dadu, Jamshoro, Tharparkar and met and helped communities in registration for federal participation of all stakeholders. further said that Sindh was blessed with more breeds of Umerkot districts to measure the extent of crisis. The and provincial support. cattle than there were in any other part of the country. findings indicated decrease in the supply of goods from CERTIFICATE OF APPRECIATION AWARDED BY DISTRICT Farmers’ capacity building was needed to be enhanced so cities and towns, similarly, outflow of agricultural products ADMINISTRATION JAMSHORO AND DADU FOR TRDP that they could become self-sufficient in this sector. particularly vegetables and milk from villages to cities was COVID -19 RESPONSE Government intended to increase vaccination of livestock decreased significantly and ultimately resulted in cash TRDP was awarded appreciation certificates by Deputy by 80 percent. He insisted on the need of investment in shortage in the villages. Based on the finding of the Commissioners Jamshoro and Dadu, Assistant Commissioners of livestock sector and emphasized on the security of the assessment arid areas where wage labor was main source Johi, K.N Shah, Manjhand and Kotri, appreciating TRDP’s efforts 04 & APPRECIATION IMAGE BUILDING during the COVID-19 pandemic. TRDP was the most active investors. Sindh government extended community-driven of income were selected for relief operation. TRDP development approach of TRDP and reaffirmed organization during the lockdown situation in district Jamshoro and continued close coordination with district administration, Dadu. TRDP worked in close coordination with District Administration and provided support for provision of masks, soaps, biscuits and facilitations of vehicle.

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32 33 ANNUAL REPORT 2019-2020 APPRECIATION & IMAGE BUILDING MEDIA COVERAGE TRDP regards media’s role in promoting awareness at local, national and international level. TRDP always remains open and committed to disseminate the right information about development of rural communities. During the year TRDP grasped coverage of both electronic and print media. TRDP events’ and interventions are largely disseminated at TV channels and reported in local and national newspapers and new blogs.

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PRINT MEDIA: APRIL 2020 PRINT MEDIA: MARCH 2020

PRINT MEDIA | FEBRUARY 2020 PRINT MEDIA: MARCH 2020

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40 41 ANNUAL REPORT 2019-2020 05 PICTURE GALLERY TRDP’S PARTICIPATION IN SALAM PAKISTAN FESTIVAL: TRDP PARTICIPATED IN “SALAM PAKISTAN FESTIVAL” AND PRESENTED TRDP MEMENTO TO KARIGAR MELLA: HER EXCELLENCY EU AMBASSADOR TO PAKISTAN ANDROULLA HONORABLE CHIEF MINISTER SINDH, SYED KAMINARA WITH CEO TRDP AND MINISTER OF WOMEN DEVELOPMENT, GOVT. OF MURAD ALI SHAH. THE SINDH, SHEHLA RAZA ADDRESSING FESTIVAL WAS ATTENDED BY MAJOR GENERAL UMER BUKHARI, DG SINDH CORONAVIRUS COVID-19 PANDEMIC RANGERS, SYED SARDAR ALI SHAH, MINISTER FOR CULTURE, TOURISM, AND ANTIQUITIES, IMTIAZ AHMED SHAIKH MINISTER FOR ENERGY, PARLIAMENTARIANS, SENIOR CIVIL AND MILITARY OFFICERS, HEADS OF FEDERAL AND PROVINCIAL DEPARTMENTS, CEOS OF NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL MINING AND POWER COMPANIES AND A LARGE NUMBER OF PEOPLE FROM SINDH, AND PARTICULARLY THARPARKAR. TRDP SET UP STALLS PRESENTING LOCAL CUISINE, ARTISAN WORK, RENEWABLE ENERGY PRODUCTS, LOCAL CARPETS AND LIVE DEMONSTRATION OF THARI LIFE STYLE.

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THARPARKAR NATIONAL POVERTY GRADUATION PROGRAMME (NPGP)

44 45 ANNUAL REPORT 2019-2020 TRDP AT A GLANCE (AS OF JUNE 30, 2020)

392,454 households are organized in 24,048 community 2,353 VOs and 143 LSOs are managing development of 13,654 extremely poor HHs were provided Income 39,019 poor households were provided 650.92 million institutions in 6190 villages. their areas Generating cash grant of 289.58 million rupees. rupees CIF to established business.

70% of 481,140 members of COs are women 97,539 members of community institutions were 22,186 people were provided interest free loan of 222,896 out of school children accessed to schools capacitated with Managerial Trainings 631.80 million rupees.

347,643 members of Community Institutions were 142,397 members were provided Health and Education 26,634 children were phased out from labour 538 school were constructed and provided missing capacitated with Technical skills Training facilities.

46 47 ANNUAL REPORT 2019-2020 TRDP AT A GLANCE (AS OF JUNE 30, 2020)

168,665 poor households were provided health 180,695 patients were provided health services at MCH 55,333 infrastructure schemes were installed 21,921 drinking water supply schemes were installed insurance centres

157,483 patients were provided eye care services 623,186 children were vaccinated regularly 21,428 sanitations facilities were installed 46 health and 263 education facilities were constructed

240,084 women were vaccinated regularly 653,995 households accessed to family planning 3,757 irrigation and 447 communication schemes were 6,936 houses and shelter were provided services installed

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07 TRDP BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Dr. Naseer Muhammad Nizamani CHAIRPERSON

Ms. Sabiha Shah VICE CHAIRPERSON

Ms. Mumtaz Begum TREASURER

Dr. Sono Khangharani DIRECTOR

Ms. Janki Devi DIRECTOR

Dr. Khadim Hussain Lakhiar DIRECTOR

Mr. Mevaram DIRECTOR

Mr. Haji Nabi Bux Baloch DIRECTOR

Brig. Allah Bux Rang (R) DIRECTOR

Mr. Khanghar Singh DIRECTOR

Ms. Kamla Devi DIRECTOR

Mr. Nakhat Singh DIRECTOR

Dr. Haji Shafi Muhammad Memon DIRECTOR

Mr. Ghulam Haider Bhurgri DIRECTOR

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