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Rapid Needs Assessment

Summary of Findings September 2014

Displaced populations of North Agency in District

(Six Union Councils - , Bazar Ahmad Khan, Fatma khel, , Kausar Fateh Khel, and Koti Sadat)

September 2014

Displaced populations of North Waziristan Agency in District

Bannu

(Six Union Councils - Amandi, Bazar Ahmad Khan, Fatma khel, Ghoriwala, Kausar Fateh Khel, and Koti Sadat)

September, 2014 Railway Road 10-CII, University Town, Tel: 92 (0) 91 570 1896, [email protected]

N e e d s A s s e s s m e n t R e p o r t , Displaced Populations of North Waziristan Agency (September, 2014) Introduction

This report provides a snapshot of the current situation (as of 9th of September 2014) of displaced persons from North Waziristan Agency (NWA) in six Union Councils (UCs) in District Bannu (Fatmakhel, Ghoriwala, Amandi, Kausar Fateh Khel Bazar Ahmad Khan and Koti Sadat), primarily within WASH, but also with findings relating to Shelter and NFIs.

The rapid assessment is primarily intended to inform the planning of DRC’s emergency response and should be seen as such. Since there is a relative dearth of information to inform the response in Bannu we however choose to make our data freely available so that if necessary they can be used for triangulation purposes by other humanitarian actors in Bannu.

Primary data was obtained by DRC assessment teams who interviewed TDPs1 and host community members. Reliable secondary sources such as FATA Disaster Management Authority (FDMA), Provincial Disaster Management Authority (PDMA), , United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (UNOCHA), provided additional data to this report.

Scope of Assessment

On 5-8 September 2014, DRC sent a team to assess the current situation on the ground in the designated District Bannu six Union Councils (UCs) - Amandi, Bazar Ahmad Khan, Fatma khel, Ghoriwala, Kausar Fateh Khel, and Koti Sadat. In coordination with PDMA and local community leaders, the main focus was on WASH and to a lesser degree on Shelter and Non Food Items. Direct information from the beneficiaries was gathered through interviews during this exercise, giving first-hand knowledge of the conditions. Data from secondary sources have been combined with updates from our primary sources, providing further details on the relevant sectors. Making primary data available is the main achievement of this assessment. Triangulation

Triangulation has been carried out to get maximum reliability. United Nations (UN-OCHA, UNICEF) and Government of sources considered as the benchmarks, other relevant studies and the primary data will confirm and elaborate further on the subject. Primary data was gathered by utilizing both qualitative (interviews, discussion) and quantitative tools (questionnaire). Key Limitations of Assessment

. All the data is based on approximations, gathered from different time instances and sources. . Accessibility – the government officials specified the targeted areas to different humanitarian organizations and geographically the displaced people are fully intermingled among the host populations. This blend and

1 The Government of Pakistan has officially requested the displaced population of North Waziristan to be termed as “Temporarily Dislocated Persons”. The abbreviated form “TDPs” will be used in this report.

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scatteredness makes the outreach to the displaced persons a real challenge, consequently the response to the needs is more transitive in nature. Situation Updates

Displaced Population of NWA

Since the Pakistani military launched its offensive, Operation Zarb-e-Azb, against militants in North Waziristan Agency (NWA) on 15th of June 2014, so far, 1,002,002 TDPs have registered with the government, annex – I.

As of 27 August, 2014 FATA Disaster Management Authority (FDMA) has reported registering 96,699 families who have fled to other parts of the country. Most of the TDPs have sheltered in Bannu, , Peshawar, Lakki and other district of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

District Bannu has received an estimated 821,004 as per Provincial Disaster Management Authority, KP sources. With an average household size 10.43 the total numbers of families is estimated at 78,715, annex – I. This is 81% of the total registered TDPs. NADRA (National Database & Registration Authority) has verified only 56% of the registered TDPs for various reasons. An unknown number of TDPs are unregistered. The figures in this report are all relating to the registered TDPs.

Population of North Waziristan Agency (NWA)

In the last Census (1998), the population of North Waziristan Agency was recorded at 361,246 persons2. Since displacement, a total of 54,080 registered families have been verified by NADRA. The reasons why this figure varies so significantly from the registered number are many, but falls outside the scope of this report.

The Government of Pakistan, United Nations and the Humanitarian Community agree to use figures, which are based upon the total registered number of families at Saidgai-Baka Khel Check post.

Displaced Persons – Gender-Wise at Union Council Level (Bannu)

According to local government sources, 35 Union councils out of 49 are hosting more than 1,000 families and the most populous union council is Benzi/ Bizan Khel having 4,776 families. The Union Council wise concentration in annex-III is showing lowest to highest concentration in 49 union councils of District Bannu; this approximation is obtained by collating two sources, the total displaced population reported in UNOCHA Situation Report and Union Council level bifurcation is obtained from District Disaster Management Authority Office.

Target Population of Danish Refugee Council

Danish Refugee Council has obtained NOC to support TDPs in six Union Councils. 10% of the displaced population is targeted in six union councils, which were designated after close and high level coordination with

2 Area & Population of Administrative Units by Rural/Urban: 1951-1998 Censuses – Pakistan Bureau of Statistics. Available: http://www.pbs.gov.pk/sites/default/files/population_census/Administrative%20Units.pdf

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PDMA officials. The targeted population size for this study is 93,721 persons (8,986 families) having 42,174 children, 27,179 women and 24,376 men.

Target out of Total Displaced Gender wise TDPs - Six Union Councils Population - Six Union Councils of of Bannu Bannu

Bazar Ahmad Khan 16000 3.87% Koti Sadat 14000 Rest of 2.22% Men DPs Target DPs 12000 89.75% 10.25% 10000 Children Fateh Khel Women Fatima Khel Qusar 8000 1.37% 0.74% 6000 Ghori Wala Amandi 0.95% 1.10% 4000 2000

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Wala

Ghori Ghori

Khel

Fateh Fateh

Bazar Bazar

Khel Khel

Fatima Amandi

Ahmad

Koti Sadat

Population of Host Communities (District Bannu)

According to local government sources, the population of District Bannu is 971,932 persons comprising of 502,197 males and 469,734 females. The area of Bannu is 1,227 km2 and the population density is 792 per Km2. The people of Bannu need support to manage the huge influx of TDPs, which almost double the total population. At union council level the gender-wise break up is provided in annex - II. Bannu Reference Map is also given as annex-VIII.

Comparison of Host community and TDPs (District Bannu)

The host community comprises of 971,932 persons and the TDPs of 821,004 persons. The comparison of both the communities in District Bannu at Union council level is provided as annex-IV. Populations in six union councils - Amandi, Bazar Ahmad Khan, Fatma khel, Ghoriwala, Kausar Fateh Khel, and Koti Sadat have been compared in the graph below:

Target Union Councils - TDPs & Host Population (persons) 35385 26198 Displaced 18164 18382 20596 20279 15339 16580 Population 10098 12561 6740 8657 Host Population Amandi Bazar Ahmad KhanFatima Khel Fateh Khel Qusar Ghori Wala Koti Sadat

Monitoring & Evaluation Unit, Danish Refugee Council, Pakistan Program 3|20 Further details please contact: [email protected] ; [email protected] N e e d s A s s e s s m e n t R e p o r t , Displaced Populations of North Waziristan Agency (September, 2014) Water & Sanitation

Situation . Reports and visual observations confirm the alarming conditions of latrine availability, especially Where do the houshold members for women, as they rarely have access to usually defecate? communal latrines. Hence they are forced to 46% defecate in the open, or in areas fenced by wood collected or bought for fuel. Out of the total 48% 40% 38% reported open defecation method. 10% have access to communal latrines, out of which 43% reported to have separate latrine facility for men & women. This clearly explains the miserable 20% conditions of displaced women. 10% 5%

1% . Among 39% respondents who have access to 0% latrines, 23% reported 5 people per latrine, 29% Household Communal Designated Undesignated Pit latrine latrine latrine open area open area/ No reported about 10 people, 29% reported about 20 latrine persons per latrine, and 19% confirmed 50 or more than 50 people per latrine.

. Storage (35%), access (27%) & quality (26%) were the highlighted concern to get safe water, while the rest (12%) did not answer. Roof tank, pitchers, jerry cans and water coolers are used for storage. Very low storage capacity is found. It was observed that the majority of the water storage containers were uncovered.

. 34% bring water from dug well, 19% from hand Type of Illness during one last month pumps & 42% get pipe borne water from tube in your household wells managed by Public Health Engineering 29% Department Bannu and the rest could not 30% 28% answer the question. It takes more than 30 min 25% for 63% of the respondents to bring water. 20% 15% 15% . 60% get water only once or twice a day in the 10% 10% area. On asking about time needed for fetching 6% 6% water, 63% fetches water in less than 30 min, 5% 3% 2% 0% 0% 1% 0% 0% 0%

32% need more than 30 min to fetch water and 0%

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4% need more than one hour. UTI

Stomic

Typhoid

Scabies

High BP High

Measles Diarrhea

. Only 65% of the TDPs claim usage of clean Jaundice

Pregnancy

Pneumonia

Cough/diffic Malaria/fever

drinking water, but on asking about water stoolin Blood Eye infections Eye treatment, near to none water testing and purification methods were observed.

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. PADO is currently the only organization reported to provide WASH assistance to the TDPs (in Ghoriwala). Drinking water is not distributed to the TDPs. Damages in the existing public water supply scheme are highlighted in annex - VII. . The majority of respondents (72%) report a low number of communal WASH areas and most of them consider the present communal WASH facilities unsafe for women. Commonly observed at most sites that hand pumps installed at mosques are used for both domestic and drinking purposes.

. 96% confirmed illness of their household member during the past month which included Malaria (29%), diarrhea (28%), cough/difficult breathing (15%), scabies (10%), typhoid (7%), eye infections (6%), Blood in stool (3%) and Measles (2%). Water pollution (45%), environmental pollution (31%) and contaminated food (10%) among the reasons of illness, while the rest could not answer.

. Most of the people have inadequate hand washing practices i.e. 31% before eating, 25% after defecation, 22% after eating food, , 18% after handling child and livestock feces, while 4 % before cooking.

Public Health Engineering of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa via PDMA reports damage to the existing water supply schemes installed in District Bannu and claims that its rehabilitation will benefit not even the displaced populations but fullfill the overall drinking water supply demand of the district. 83 tube wells in 35 Union Councils (Annexure – VII) are not working, either due to damaged machineries or destruction of distribution points. Four of the sites are fulyl abonded and a new bore is required. The total cost o frepairing these sites is estimated in Pakistani Rupees as PKR(m) 99.250. The machinery repair cost is PKR(m) 45.9 at 54 sites, while distribution line repairing cost is PKR(m) 1.526 at 21 sites. The pipeborne distrubution of water will need support of 778 pressure pumps and 232 hand pumps. The estimated cost for these sites is PKR(m) 356.5 (pressure pump @ PKR(m) 0.412) (hand pump @ PKR(m) 0.155). The total cost of handpumps, pressure pumps and tube wells is PKR(m) 455.75. Adding the estimated populations, i.e. aggregate of 971,932 (host) and 821,004 (displaced), will provide per beneficiary cost as Rs. 255. The average water table in most of the union councils of District Bannu ranges between 100-135 ft. The maximum depth is 190 ft. Multi-Cluster Initial Rapid Assessment conducted by Cluster members & PDMA confirms that most of the drinking water sources have serious quality issues (bad taste – 65%, unsafe water – 33%) and are insufficient in number. Percentage of TDPs who have water available at home is 28% .50% travel more than 15 min to fetch water. Reported, hygiene & sanitation levels are: no latrine facilities (40%), no separate latrines for women (44%) and handwashing with soap (18%).

Need s

. Water access & quality: hand pumps are needed in the area to increase the access to clean drinking water and reduce the distance from the water source.

. Water storage: is also one of the major problems, which needs to be addressed.

Water quality monitoring and control through chlorination, aqua tabs, filtration etc. and water quality tests supported with awareness raising sessions on how to get safe drinking water, and maintenance of water resources will bring substantial improvement to the situation.

Monitoring & Evaluation Unit, Danish Refugee Council, Pakistan Program 5|20 Further details please contact: [email protected] ; [email protected] N e e d s A s s e s s m e n t R e p o r t , Displaced Populations of North Waziristan Agency (September, 2014)

. Water and sanitation facilities are immediately needed in the area, where existing systems may be rehabilitated or new schemes can be installed.

. Safe communal WASH areas for women needs to be constructed for the TDPs, as the existing WASH areas are not sufficient.

Target Union Councils Tube well sites Target Union Councils & Estimated Cost Pressure and Hand pumps demand 6 30 5.00 5 30 Presure pumps 4 3 20 20 20 Hand pumps 20 2 1.50 1.50 15 0.85 0.85 0.85 1.00 1 12 12 Estimated Cost 10 Pressure Pumps 0 10 PKR (m): 42.1 5 Hand pumps: PKR (m): 6.51 0

Machinery Rehab Distribution System Rehab Cost PKR (m)

Shelter

Situation Priorities of Displaced . DPs live in rented houses (66%), with friends & relatives Populations (13%), school buildings (11%), Basic health unit buildings 42.9 (4%) and with their friends/relatives, while the rest (7%) 33.3 were either living in a free house provided by village maliks, with volunteers or in newly constructed mudstone masonry home. While observing the site, a number of 8.2 4.8 families were living in a single room which was made for 4.1 2.7 2.0 2.0 livestock. This was seen at a number of sites, especially where people were provided free homes by Village Maliks (representatives/ elders).

. Under one roof, 66% were reported living together with 1- 3 families, 26% with 4-6 families, 4% with 7-9 families and rest did not answer. Shelter capacity of 1-2 rooms (59%) & 3-4 rooms (27%) was mostly observed. Rest (11%) of the respondents had more than 4 rooms’ capacity.

. 26% were having 1-10 persons in one shelter, 31% having 11-20 individuals, 27% with 21-30 individuals and the remaining 16% were reporting even more than 30 persons in one shelter.

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. Overcrowding (47%), Privacy (29%), high cost of rent (15%), Security (7%) were the concerns of the displaced populations, while the rest could not answer.

. Lack of Bedding and shelter arrangement (tents having privacy) was generally observed during the visits to the sites.

. 93% reported having received no shelter assistance till date.

The Government of Pakistan (PDMA) under Esaar-e-Pakistan program, is providing cash assistance in terms of house rent as Rs. 3,000/ for 6 months and Rs. 5000/- Cash as Eid package. Website (www.pdma.gov.pk) till 27-Aug- 2014, 47,688 families have received the first installment of the cash assistance.

MIRA: Reportedly shelter & NFI concerns are overcorwding (35%), security (12%) and privacy (12%). The crtical issue for immediate response is that 32% have occupied government installations, mainly schools (24%), 3% are living in tents, 2% have made makeshift shelter, 2% have no shelters, and the rest are using other sources.The majority are living without rental charges amongst host communities (55%).

Needs . Tenting villages/ emergency shelters having cultural-sensitivity factor is most immediate possible solution to ease the worst conditions of shelter issues (makeshift, warehouses, livestock rooms (free with host communities).

. Adequate and culture-sensitive transitional shelters will cover the concerns of the displaced persons.

. Upon asking about shelter, 76% of the interviewed persons request for proper shelter or tenting arrangements. . Non-Food Items (NFIs)

Situation . NFI assistance was received by 59% of the interviewed persons out of which UNHCR (63%), WFP (28%), PADO (5%) and Pak army (4%). 80% reported kitchen utensils as the major item of the NFI kit. All of them demanded NFIs as the current assistance did not fulfill the demand.

. The NFI kit comprised of kitchen utensils but couldn’t fulfill the requirement to cater the needs of all the household members.

Needs

. Blankets & winter kits (25%), Beds (25%), kitchen utensils (23%) and Water storage (13%) were the main demands out of the total demand that come under NFI.

. Visual Observations affirmed the lack of all types of necessary Non-Food Items.

. The provision of winter season NFI kit will soon become an issue.

Monitoring & Evaluation Unit, Danish Refugee Council, Pakistan Program 7|20 Further details please contact: [email protected] ; [email protected] N e e d s A s s e s s m e n t R e p o r t , Displaced Populations of North Waziristan Agency (September, 2014)

What are prioritized needs of displaced persons? 30% 25.21% 22.69% 25.49% 20% 13.17% 8.96% 10% 1.96% 1.96% 0.28% 0.28% 0% Shelter Water Latrines Beds Kitchen Fuel H&H kits Emergency Blanket & Storage Utensils Light Winter kit

Annexure

I. Humanitarian Snapshot – Internal Displacement NWA and the rest of KP and FATA (as of 15 Aug 2014) Source: UNOCHA – Pakistan

II. Host Community Population - District Bannu (Union Council Wise) – LHO Rapid Assessment Report North Waziristan Agency (NWA) IDPs 20thJune 2014 Source:https://pak.humanitarianresponse.info/sites/pak.humanitarianresponse.info/files/assessments/L HO%20Rapid%20Assessment%20of%20NWA%20IDPs_21-06-2014_1.pdf ,

III. Temporarily Displaced Population – District Bannu at Union Council level Source: estimations upon UNOCHA Humanitarian Snapshot and PDMA District Office statistics.

IV. Comparison – Host Population vs. TDPs in District Bannu Source: based on Annex – II & II

V. TDPs in Six Union Councils (Amandi, Bazar Ahmad Khan, Fatma khel, Ghoriwala, Kausar Fateh Khel, and Koti Sadat) Source: based on annex – III

VI. Gender-wise TDPs Concentration Union Councils (Table & Graph) Source: estimations upon annex- I & III

VII. Water Supply Arrangement (Tube Wells/ Pressure Pumps/ Hand Pumps) for TDPs in Union Councils of District Bannu. Source: Public Health Engineering: Division Bannu via Provincial Disaster Management Authority, Government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

VIII. Reference Map - District Bannu. Source: http://reliefweb.int/map/pakistan/pakistan-bannu-district-reference-map-kpk-july-23

Monitoring & Evaluation Unit, Danish Refugee Council, Pakistan Program 8|20 Further details please contact: [email protected] ; [email protected] N e e d s A s s e s s m e n t R e p o r t , Displaced Populations of North Waziristan Agency (September, 2014)

Annex - I

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Annex II Host Community Population - District Bannu (Union Council Wise) Name of UCs Population Kakki-II 14,169 Kakki-II 14,169 Khawajmad 14,462 Khawajmad 14,462 Mandev 14,522 Mandev 14,522 Ismail Khel 15,021 Ismail Khel Salaima Sikandar Khel 15,203 15,021 Khujari 15,238 Salaima Sikandar Khel 15,203 Fateh Khel Kausar 15,339 Khujari 15,238 Shahbaz Azmat Khel 15,430 Fateh Khel Kausar 15,339 Sikandar Khel Bala 15,692 Shahbaz Azmat Khel 15,430 Jhando Khel 15,936 Sikandar Khel Bala 15,692 16,420 Jhando Khel 15,936 Koti Sadat 16,580 Sokari 16,420 Nezam Dherma Khel 16,743 Koti Sadat 16,580 Hassani 16,822 16,995 Nezam Dherma Khel 16,743 17,054 Hassani 16,822 17,176 Hinjal 16,995 Jani Khel 17,827 Mama Khel 17,054 Mumbati Barakzai 17,986 Nurar 17,176 Amandi 18,164 Jani Khel 17,827 Baka Khel 18,274 Mumbati Barakzai 17,986 Bazar Ahmad Khan 18,382 Amandi 18,164 Mandan 18,427 Mira Khel 18,500 Baka Khel Wazir 18,274 Wazir 19,268 Bazar Ahmad Khan 18,382 Daud Shah 19,434 Mandan 18,427 19,605 Mira Khel 18,500 Hindi Khel Wazir 19,951 Muhammad Khel Wazir 19,268 Mita Khel 20,148 Daud Shah 19,434 Ghoriwala 20,596 Domel 19,605 City-I (urban) 20,848 Hindi Khel Wazir 19,951 Garhi Sher Ahmad 21,080 Kot Qalandar 21,517 Mita Khel 20,148 Mamash Khel 22,134 Ghoriwala 20,596 City-II (urban) 22,342 City-I (urban) 20,848 Zeraki Priba Khel 22,564 Garhi Sher Ahmad 21,080 Takhti Khel Wazir 22,801 Kot Qalandar 21,517 Nar Jaffar Khan 22,817 Mamash Khel 22,134 Lalozai 23,257 City-II (urban) 22,342 Shamshi Khel 23,506 Zeraki Priba Khel 22,564 Kala Khel Masti Khan 23,761 Takhti Khel Wazir Aral Hathi Khel 23,910 22,801 Kakki-I 24,631 Nar Jaffar Khan 22,817 Baharat 25,422 Lalozai 23,257 Haved Landidak 25,969 Shamshi Khel 23,506 Khandar Khan Khel 26,143 Kala Khel Masti Khan 23,761 Fatima Khel Kalan 26,198 Aral Hathi Khel 23,910 Bizen Khel 27,903 Kakki-I 24,631 Asperka Waziran 29,765 Baharat 25,422 Total 971,932 Haved Landidak 25,969 Khandar Khan Khel 26,143 Fatima Khel Kalan 26,198 Bizen Khel 27,903 Asperka Waziran 29,765

Source:https://pak.humanitarianresponse.info/sites/pak.humanitarianresponse.info/files/assessments/LHO%20Rapid%20Assessment%20of%20NWA %20IDPs_21-06-2014_1.pdf Monitoring & Evaluation Unit, Danish Refugee Council, Pakistan Program 10|20 Further details please contact: [email protected] ; [email protected] N e e d s A s s e s s m e n t R e p o r t , Displaced Populations of North Waziristan Agency (September, 2014)

Annex III Displaced Union Council TDPs Union Council – wise, District Bannu Persons Slam Sikandar Khel 4202 Slam Sikandar Khel 4202 Sani1 4598 Sani1 4598 Anzal 5747 Anzal 5747 Hawad Landi Dak 6023 Hawad Landi Dak 6023 Mandan 6254 Mandan 6254 Fateh Khel Qusar 6740 Fateh Khel Qusar 6740 Hassani 6979 Hassani 6979 Mama Khel 8200 Mama Khel 8200 Sikander Khel Bala 8292 Sikander Khel Bala 8292 Ghori Wala 8657 Ghori Wala 8657 Nizam Darma Khel 9031 Nizam Darma Khel 9031 Kaki - 2 9056 Kaki - 2 9056 Amandi 10098 Amandi 10098 khawjamad 10624 khawjamad 10624 Mandare 10906 Mandare 10906 Ismail Khel 10933 Ismail Khel 10933 Jani Khel Mustaraka 11322 Jani Khel Mustaraka 11322 Khojari 11412 Khojari 11412 Norar 11464 Norar 11464 Mamand Khel Wazir 12198 Mamand Khel Wazir 12198 Fatima Khel 12561 Fatima Khel 12561 Sparka Wazir 12703 Sparka Wazir 12703 Barat 13875 Barat 13875 Khandar Khan Khel 14621 Khandar Khan Khel 14621 Jandi Khel 14712 Jandi Khel 14712 Ziraki Pirba Khel 14878 Ziraki Pirba Khel 14878 Miti Khel 15681 Miti Khel 15681 Shabaz Azmat Khel 16612 Shabaz Azmat Khel 16612 Kot Kalandar 18483 Kot Kalandar 18483 Kala Khel Masti Khan 18647 Kala Khel Masti Khan 18647 Lalo Zai 19211 Lalo Zai 19211 Kaki - 1 19622 Kaki - 1 19622

Mira Khel 20211 Mira Khel 20211 Koti Sadat 20279 Koti Sadat 20279

Takhti Khel 24712 Takhti Khel 24712 Nar Jafar 27350 Nar Jafar 27350 Havid Landidak 28271 Havid Landidak 28271 Baka Khel 28721 Baka Khel 28721 Hindi Khel 29287 Hindi Khel 29287 Mambati Barakzai 29703 Mambati Barakzai 29703 Dawood Shah 29800 Dawood Shah 29800 Shamshi Khel 30788 Shamshi Khel 30788 Mamash Khel 32922 Mamash Khel 32922 Sokari Zabta Khan 33907 Sokari Zabta Khan 33907 Bazar Ahmad Khan 35385 Bazar Ahmad Khan 35385 Aral 35515 Aral 35515 Bizan Khel 49809 Bizan Khel 49809 Total 821,004

Source: PDMA District office statistics - Union Council wise %age concentration of TDPs. Total TDPs in Bannu: 821,004 (UNOCHA figure)

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Annex IV Comparison of Host Populations & TDP populations Displaced Host Union Council Population Persons IDPs Host Community Amandi 10098 18164 Amandi Anzal 5747 Anzal Aral 35515 23910 Aral Baka Khel 28721 18274 Baka Khel Barat 13875 25422 Barat

Bazar Ahmad Khan 35385 18382 Bazar Ahmad Khan Bizan Khel 49809 27903 Bizan Khel Dawood Shah 29800 19434 Dawood Shah Fateh Khel Qusar 6740 15339 Fateh Khel Qusar Fatima Khel 12561 26198 Fatima Khel Ghori Wala 8657 20596 Ghori Wala Hassani 6979 16822 Hassani Havid Landidak 28271 25969 Havid Landidak Hawad Landi Dak 6023 Hindi Khel 29287 19951 Hawad Landi Dak Ismail Khel 10933 15021 Hindi Khel Jandi Khel 14712 15936 Ismail Khel Jani Khel Mustaraka 11322 17827 Jandi Khel Kaki - 1 19622 24631 Jani Khel Mustaraka Kaki - 2 9056 14169 Kaki - 1 Kala Khel Masti Khan 18647 23761 Kaki - 2 Khandar Khan Khel 14621 26143 Kala Khel Masti Khan khawjamad 10624 14462 Khandar Khan Khel Khojari 11412 15238 khawjamad Kot Kalandar 18483 21517 Khojari Koti Sadat 20279 16580 Kot Kalandar Lalo Zai 19211 23257 Koti Sadat Mama Khel 8200 17054 Lalo Zai

Mamand Khel Wazir 12198 19268 Mama Khel Mamash Khel 32922 22134 Mamand Khel Wazir Mambati Barakzai 29703 17986 Mamash Khel Mandan 6254 18427 Mambati Barakzai Mandare 10906 14522 Mandan Mira Khel 20211 18500 Mandare Miti Khel 15681 20148 Mira Khel Nar Jafar 27350 22817 Miti Khel Nizam Darma Khel 9031 16743 Nar Jafar Norar 11464 17176 Sani1 4598 Nizam Darma Khel Shabaz Azmat Khel 16612 15430 Norar Shamshi Khel 30788 23506 Sani1 Sikander Khel Bala 8292 15692 Shabaz Azmat Khel Slam Sikandar Khel 4202 15203 Shamshi Khel Sokari Zabta Khan 33907 16420 Sikander Khel Bala Sparka Wazir 12703 29765 Slam Sikandar Khel Takhti Khel 24712 22801 Sokari Zabta Khan Ziraki Pirba Khel 14878 22564 Sparka Wazir Takhti Khel Ziraki Pirba Khel

Sources:https://pak.humanitarianresponse.info/sites/pak.humanitarianresponse.info/files/assessments/LHO%20Rapid%20Assessment%20of%20NWA%2 0IDPs_21-06-2014_1.pdf, PDMA District office statistics - Union Council wise %age concentration of TDPs. Total TDPs in Bannu: 821,004 (UNOCHA)

Monitoring & Evaluation Unit, Danish Refugee Council, Pakistan Program 12|20 Further details please contact: [email protected] ; [email protected] N e e d s A s s e s s m e n t R e p o r t , Displaced Populations of North Waziristan Agency (September, 2014)

Annex - V

TDPs - Targeted Union Councils, Gender - Wise Breakup

Target Union Councils Total Men Children Women Fateh Khel Qusar 6740 1752 3033 1954 Ghori Wala 8657 2251 3896 2511 Amandi 10098 2626 4544 2929 Fatima Khel 12561 3266 5653 3643 Koti Sadat 20279 5272 9125 5881 Bazar Ahmad Khan 35385 9200 15923 10262 Total 93721 24367 42174 27179

Total Men Children Women

6740 1752 Fateh Khel Qusar 3033 1954

8657 2251 Ghori Wala 3896

2511

10098 2626 Amandi 4544 2929

12561 3266 Fatima Khel 5653 3643

20279 5272 Koti Sadat 9125 5881

35385 9200 Bazar Ahmad Khan 15923 10262

Source: PDMA District office statistics - Union Council wise %age concentration of TDPs. Total TDPs in Bannu: 821,004 (UNOCHA figure)

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Annex VI Gender-wise TDP concentrations – District Bannu (Union Councils) # Union Council Men Women Children Total 1 Slam Sikandar Khel 1092 1219 1891 4202 2 Sani1 1195 1333 2069 4598 3 Anzal 1494 1667 2586 5747 4 Hawad Landi Dak 1566 1747 2710 6023 5 Mandan 1626 1814 2814 6254 6 Fateh Khel Qusar 1752 1954 3033 6740 7 Hassani 1814 2024 3140 6979 8 Mama Khel 2132 2378 3690 8200 9 Sikander Khel Bala 2156 2405 3731 8292 10 Ghori Wala 2251 2511 3896 8657 11 Nizam Darma Khel 2348 2619 4064 9031 12 Kaki - 2 2354 2626 4075 9056 13 Amandi 2626 2929 4544 10098 14 khawjamad 2762 3081 4781 10624 15 Mandare 2836 3163 4908 10906 16 Ismail Khel 2843 3171 4920 10933 17 Jani Khel Mustaraka 2944 3284 5095 11322 18 Khojari 2967 3309 5135 11412 19 Norar 2981 3324 5159 11464 20 Mamand Khel Wazir 3171 3537 5489 12198 21 Fatima Khel 3266 3643 5653 12561 22 Sparka Wazir 3303 3684 5716 12703 23 Barat 3607 4024 6244 13875 24 Khandar Khan Khel 3802 4240 6580 14621 25 Jandi Khel 3825 4267 6621 14712 26 Ziraki Pirba Khel 3868 4315 6695 14878 27 Miti Khel 4077 4548 7057 15681 28 Shabaz Azmat Khel 4319 4818 7475 16612 29 Kot Kalandar 4806 5360 8317 18483 30 Kala Khel Masti Khan 4848 5408 8391 18647 31 Lalo Zai 4995 5571 8645 19211 32 Kaki - 1 5102 5690 8830 19622 33 Mira Khel 5255 5861 9095 20211 34 Koti Sadat 5272 5881 9125 20279 35 Takhti Khel 6425 7167 11120 24712 36 Nar Jafar 7111 7931 12307 27350 37 Havid Landidak 7351 8199 12722 28271 38 Baka Khel 7468 8329 12925 28721 39 Hindi Khel 7615 8493 13179 29287 40 Mambati Barakzai 7723 8614 13366 29703 41 Dawood Shah 7748 8642 13410 29800 42 Shamshi Khel 8005 8928 13854 30788 43 Mamash Khel 8560 9547 14815 32922 44 Sokari Zabta Khan 8816 9833 15258 33907 45 Bazar Ahmad Khan 9200 10262 15923 35385 46 Aral 9234 10299 15982 35515 47 Bizan Khel 12950 14445 22414 49809 Total 213,461 238,091 369,452 821,004

Source: PDMA District office statistics - Union Council wise %age concentration of TDPs. Total TDPs in Bannu: 821,004 (UNOCHA figure)

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Annex VII Water Supply Arrangement (Pressure Pumps / Hand Pumps) for TDP's Hosted Areas In Various Union Councils of District Bannu in respect of Public Health Engg: Division Bannu (P.D.M.A) Pressure Pump (Unit Cost: PKR 412,000) Hand Pump (Unit Cost: PKR 155,000) Water Table # Union Council Village Demand Total Cost Demand Total Cost (ft.) (No.) PKR (m) (No.) PKR (m) 1 Takhti Khel Takhti Khel 25 10.3 - - 170-180 2 Bakka Khel Bakka Khel 25 10.3 - - 150-160 3 Jani Khel Jani Khel 20 8.24 - - 120-140 4 Mumbathi Barakzai Mumbathi Barakzai 20 8.24 - - 100-120 5 Mama Khel Mama Khel - - 10 1.55 70-80 6 Haved Landidak Haved Landidak - - 10 1.55 70-80 7 Nurar Nurar 15 6.18 - - 120-140 8 Mumand Khel Wazir Mumand Khel Wazir 15 6.18 - - 150-190 9 Mamash Khel Mamash Khel 20 8.24 - - 160-180 10 Daud Shah Daud Shah 15 6.18 - - 160-180 11 Amandi Amandi 12 4.944 - - 140-160 12 Kakki-I Kakki-I 25 10.3 15 2.325 70-90 13 Bharat Bharat 20 8.24 10 1.55 60-90 14 Nar Jaffar Nar Jaffar 40 16.48 20 3.1 90-110 15 Shahdev Shahdev 20 8.24 15 2.325 120-140 16 Mira Khel Mira Khel 20 8.24 10 1.55 50-80 17 Kauser Fateh Khel Kauser Fateh Khel 20 8.24 10 1.55 120-150 18 Mandan Mandan 25 10.3 10 1.55 60-90 19 Khander Khan Khel Khander Khan Khel 25 10.3 10 1.55 140-170 20 Ismail Khel Ismail Khel 25 10.3 10 1.55 60-90 21 Sleema Sikander Khel Sleema Sikander Khel 25 10.3 15 2.325 110-140 22 Hinjal Hinjal 25 10.3 10 1.55 120-150 23 Ghoriwala Ghoriwala 30 12.36 12 1.86 90-110 24 SpinaTangi Eidal Khel SpinaTangi Eidal Khel 15 6.18 - - 160-190 25 Kot Qalander Kot Qalander 28 11.536 8 1.24 60-90 26 Shamashi Khel Shamashi Khel 18 7.416 - - 50-80 27 Khawajamad Mandan Khawajamad Mandan 30 12.36 12 1.86 60-90 28 Domel Domel 25 10.3 - - 120-160 29 Sperka Waziran Sperka Waziran 15 6.18 - - 140-160 30 Zerakai Pirba Khel Zerakai Pirba Khel 20 8.24 - - 160-180 31 Mandev Mandev 25 10.3 5 0.775 120-140 32 Kala Khel Masti Khan Kala Khel Masti Khan 20 8.24 5 0.775 60-90 33 Fatma Khel Fatma Khel 20 8.24 5 0.775 160-180 34 Shahbaz Azmat Khel Shahbaz Azmat Khel 25 10.3 10 1.55 60-90 35 Kafashi Khel Kafashi Khel 15 6.18 5 0.775 60-80 36 Nizam Bazar Nizam Bazar 15 6.18 5 0.775 110-130 37 Khujari Khujari 20 8.24 15 2.325 90-110 38 Bazar Ahmad Khan Bazar Ahmad Khan 20 8.24 15 2.325 130-150 Total 778 320.536 252 39.06 Avg ( 106- 130)

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List of Water Supply Schemes (Tube Wells) Needs Rehabilitation / Replacement of Pumping Machineries / Replacement of Damaged Distribution System in TDP's Hosted Area at District Bannu in respect of Public Health Engineering: Division Bannu (P.D.M.A) Estimated Water # Union Council Village Current Status Required Cost Table PKR (m) A Rehabilitation of Water Supply Schemes :- 1 Jani Khel Wali Noor Jani Khel 3.478 - 2 Aral Hathi Khel Upper Chashmai (Akhya Gul) Bore has been damaged and Drilling of new 3.191 - 3 Aral Hathi Khel Kama Chashmai (Zubair-Khan) Schemes are abonded Bore for T/Well 3.191 - 4 Lalo Zai Bazid Mandozai Surrani 3.191 - B Replacement of Pumping Machineries :- Pumping Pumping Machinery has been Machinery has 5 Mandev Mandev C/O Israr Khan 0.850 - fallen into the bore. been fallen into the bore. Old Pumping Machinery is not Replacement of 6 Kakki Kakki Adda working properly need Pumping 0.850 - replacement by new one. Machinery 7 Bakka Khel Sardi khel Village __do__ __do__ 0.850 - Jani khel Mali khel (C/O 8 Jani Khel __do__ __do__ 0.850 - Saifullah) 9 Kala Khel Masti Khan Rehmat Abad Sheikhan __do__ __do__ 0.850 - 10 Daud Shah Khan Badshah Piran __do__ __do__ 0.850 - 11 Nar Jaffar Nar Mir Akbar __do__ __do__ 0.850 - 12 Nar Jaffar Nar Sher Khan __do__ __do__ 0.850 - 13 Nar Jaffar Kotka Khan Sardar __do__ __do__ 0.850 - 14 Nar Jaffar Nar Najeeb __do__ __do__ 0.850 - 15 Nar Jaffar Nar Dilasa sha __do__ __do__ 0.850 - 16 Nurar Nurar __do__ __do__ 0.850 - 17 Shamshi Khel Tora Bala Machen Khel __do__ __do__ 0.850 - 18 Kakki-II Khujari Shahma Khel No-01 __do__ __do__ 0.850 - 19 Mamash Khel Mamash Khel # 1 __do__ __do__ 0.850 - 20 Mamash Khel Mamash Khel # 2 __do__ __do__ 0.850 - 21 Mandan Saliekhan Mandan __do__ __do__ 0.850 - 22 Mandan Bada Mir Abbas __do__ __do__ 0.850 - 23 Mandan Mandan # 1 __do__ __do__ 0.850 - 24 Mandan Mandan # 2 __do__ __do__ 0.850 - 25 Landidak Lewan Landidak (C/O Hawaldar) __do__ __do__ 0.850 - 26 Bahrat Bahrat __do__ __do__ 0.850 - 27 Khujrum Khel Khujrum Khel Zone-B __do__ __do__ 0.850 -

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Stand by Generator for 85 - 01-Number Generator - 6.000 - emergency purpose.

Total 99.25

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Source: http://reliefweb.int/map/pakistan/pakistan-bannu-district-reference-map-kpk-july-23

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