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Pakistan 2013 - ERF Funding and Allocations in 2013 Report As of 28 Sep 2021 (Table Ref: Poolr2c) Pakistan 2013 - ERF Funding and Allocations in 2013 Report as of 28 Sep 2021 http://fts.unocha.org (Table ref: PoolR2c) Compiled by FTS on the basis of information provided by pooled fund managers, Multi-Partner Trust Fund Office and OCHA. Summary Total Funding* Total Allocations 18,711,336 13,359,510 *Funding = contributions + commitments + carry-over Funding to ERF Donors and carry over Paid Contributions Commitments Pledges Decision Date Source Pakistan Sweden 1,524,158 0 0 4-Dec-2013 OCT 4270 Carry-over (donors not specified) 8,659,607 0 0 1-Jan-2013 ASB Sweden 2,238,138 0 0 14-Aug-2013 OCT 4202 United Kingdom 4,651,163 0 0 16-Aug-2013 OCT 4234 Norway 1,638,270 0 0 3-Sep-2013 OCT 4247 Sub total Pakistan 18,711,336 0 0 Total 18,711,336 0 0 Allocations from ERF Recipient Agency CAP Project Code Project Title Allocated Amount Sector Decision Date Allocation Code Pakistan AAGAHI Provision of Water, Sanitation and 190,005 Water and Sanitation 26-Dec-2012 ERF-DMA-0487-147 Hygiene Services to the flood affected people Page 1 of 10 ACT Alliance / Norwegian Church WASH assistance to 2,400 flood 244,739 Water and Sanitation 18-Nov-2013 ERF-DMA-0487-213 Aid affected families in district Kashmore, Sindh Action Contre la Faim Emergency Water supply, 146,257 Water and Sanitation 26-Dec-2012 ERF-DMA-0487-154 sanitation and hygiene services response for conflict affected IDP populations in Nowshera and Peshawar district KP province Agency for Technical Cooperation Emergency Response Fund Food 237,187 Food 13-Oct-2013 ERF-DMA-0487-214 and Development Security Agency for Technical Cooperation Procurement and Stockpiling of 235,000 Water and Sanitation 23-Sep-2013 ERF-DMA-0487-185 and Development WASH Contingency Supplies 2013 - 2014 Agency for Technical Cooperation Supporting the food security of 200,676 Food 11-Jan-2013 ERF-DMA-0487-167 and Development flood affected communities in North Sindh American Refugee Committee To improve the food security and 224,859 Food 18-Nov-2013 ERF-DMA-0487-210 livelihood status of the most vulnerable and food insecure population affected by floods 2013 in UCs of District Jaffferabad. Association for Gender Awareness Provision of WASH Services to 246,538 Water and Sanitation 31-Oct-2013 ERF-DMA-0487-196 and Human Empowerment the people affected by flood 2013 in district Rajan Pur Association for Humanitarian Emergency Shelter/NFIs 124,712 Shelter and non-food items 2-Jan-2013 ERF-DMA-0487-161 Development Assistance for 1000 flood affected families of District Jacobabad Azat Foundation Initiative on Revatilizing Livelihood 124,997 Food 8-Jan-2013 ERF-DMA-0487-163 of Flood Affected Small Farmers Badin Development Organization Construction of the one room 152,123 Shelter and non-food items 18-Dec-2013 ERF-DMA-0487-225 shelter for the flood affected people Balochistan Rural Development WASH Rehabilatation for flood 197,608 Water and Sanitation 20-Dec-2013 ERF-DMA-0487-219 Society Affacted Population in UC Shahpoor and Dolat Gari Disrtict Naseerabad Page 2 of 10 Baluchistan Boys Scouts Education Emergency Response 112,896 Education 17-Jan-2013 ERF-DMA-0487-169 Association Project Basic Education and Employable Children affected by the complex 107,570 Education 18-Nov-2013 ERF-DMA-0487-212 Skill Training emergency have access to safe, well equiped, and quality learning opportunities. Catholic Relief Services Early Recovery Shelter Response 249,810 Shelter and non-food items 25-Nov-2013 ERF-DMA-0487-221 for Flood-Affected Households in Jacobabad Catholic Relief Services Livelihoods Recovery in 207,179 Food 26-Nov-2013 ERF-DMA-0487-205 Kashmore District, Sindh Catholic Relief Services Stock Preposition for Emergency 249,738 Shelter and non-food items 12-Sep-2013 ERF-DMA-0487-189 Shelter/NFI for Potential Emergency Responses in 2013 – 2014 in Northern Sindh and Eastern Balochistan Center of Excellence for Rural Provision of CMAM Services to 99,997 Health 26-Dec-2012 ERF-DMA-0487-152 Development IDPs in the Host Communities of Five union council of District Hangu. Center of Excellence for Rural Provision of Mother and Child 159,536 Health 10-Jan-2013 ERF-DMA-0487-164 Development Health services in Jalozai and PHC and CMAM services in Tough Sarai IDP Camps Center of Excellence for Rural Provision of Mother and Child 119,911 Health 18-Dec-2013 ERF-DMA-0487-224 Development Health Services to IDPs in Host Communities and IDPs in Tough Sarai Camp, at Tough Sarai BHU, Hangu Citizen's Commission for Human Response to the Protection needs 115,498 Protection/Human rights/Rule of 8-Jan-2013 ERF-DMA-0487-162 Development of flood affected Women, law Children, Elderly and Minority Groups in Sindh covering 3 Districts. Kashmore, Shikarpur, Jacobabad. Community Research and Enrollment of 3,070 IDP children 107,236 Education 20-Dec-2013 ERF-DMA-0487-202 Development Organization residing with host communities in D.I.Khan Page 3 of 10 Cooperazione E Sviluppo - CESVI Provision of low cost semi- 248,625 Shelter and non-food items 18-Nov-2013 ERF-DMA-0487-206 permanent one room shelters to the most vulneable flood affected families of UC Muhammadpur, Rajanpur Education, Health, Social Provision of basic NFIs for Tirrah 100,989 Shelter and non-food items 17-May-2013 ERF-DMA-0487-180 Awareness and Rehabilitation DPs Foundation Education, Health, Social Provision of Primary Health Care 130,298 Health 6-Jun-2013 ERF-DMA-0487-182 Awareness and Rehabilitation (PHC) at New Durrani IDPs Camp Foundation Education, Health, Social Provision of shelter through 120,312 Shelter and non-food items 25-Apr-2013 ERF-DMA-0487-176 Awareness and Rehabilitation distribution of shelter repair kit Foundation with latrine unit, for returnees who are confronted with severely damaged homes at their place of origin in Kurram Agency FATA Friends Foundation Immediate WASH assistance 210,619 Water and Sanitation 8-Nov-2013 ERF-DMA-0487-197 addressing the lifesaving needs of 3000 most vulnerable flood affected families of Rajan Pur , Punjab Province of Pakistan Health and Environment Stock Piling of Emergency Shelter 247,989 Shelter and non-food items 20-Sep-2013 ERF-DMA-0487-194 Development Society kits & NFIs to ensure timely life saving emergency response in Sindh, Punjab & Balochistan Health And Nutrition Development Restoration of education services 99,992 Education 11-Jan-2013 ERF-DMA-0487-166 Society to Monsoon Rain Affected Population Help In Need Provision teaching and learning 107,568 Education 10-Nov-2013 ERF-DMA-0487-201 environment for 2,800 IDPs children (1456 girls and 1344 boys) HelpAge International Provision of protection services to 63,537 Protection/Human rights/Rule of 31-Jul-2013 ERF-DMA-0487-184 Older People and persons with law disabilities IDPs of Tirah Valley living in Nowshera and Peshawar. Page 4 of 10 HelpAge International Shelter assistance to vulnerable 199,887 Shelter and non-food items 2-Jan-2013 ERF-DMA-0487-158 flood affected population of District Shikarpur. Helping Hand for Relief and Provision of comprehensive 164,739 Health 26-Dec-2012 ERF-DMA-0487-151 Development Primary Health Care services to the flood affected communities in District Kashmore,Sindh Integrated Health Services PHC & MNCH Service Delivery 171,446 Health 26-Dec-2012 ERF-DMA-0487-150 through RHC & BHUs in Taluka Garhi Yasin, District Shikarpur International Rescue Committee Emergency Food Security 249,570 Food 30-Jan-2013 ERF-DMA-0487-171 Response for flood-affected communities of Shikarpur International Rescue Committee Emergency Food Security 250,000 Food 18-Dec-2013 ERF-DMA-0487-222 response to flood affected communities in district Khairpur Sindh International Rescue Committee Emergency WASH Response for 150,513 Water and Sanitation 26-Dec-2012 ERF-DMA-0487-153 flood-affected communities of Shikarpur Islamic Help Stock Preposition for Emergency 126,782 Shelter and non-food items 20-Sep-2013 ERF-DMA-0487-195 Shelter and NFI Kits for Potential Emergency Responses in Punjab and Sindh in 2013 - 2014 Johanniter Unfallhilfe e.V. Early recovery support to improve 112,585 Food 26-Nov-2013 ERF-DMA-0487-223 food security and livelihood of flood affected people in Kashmore@Kandhkot district, Northern Sindh Johanniter Unfallhilfe e.V. Ensuring the Delivery of Primary 99,990 Health 18-Nov-2013 ERF-DMA-0487-220 Healthcare Services for IDPs and Hosting Communities Living in district DI Khan Labena Organization for Women Up-Scaling Rural Sanitation 164,085 Water and Sanitation 18-Nov-2013 ERF-DMA-0487-211 Development Aid Capacity Building through PATS Approach under the Critical Early Recovery Framework Page 5 of 10 Lead Against Marginality and Low Cost One Room Shelters 249,973 Shelter and non-food items 19-Nov-2013 ERF-DMA-0487-215 Poverty (Adobe) Medical Emergency Relief Provision of Emergency Nutrition 94,489 Health 26-Dec-2012 ERF-DMA-0487-155 International Services (CMAM/IYCF) for the Conflict affected Off-Camp IDPs and hosting communities in District Peshawar, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province – Pakistan MOJAZ Foundation Support to the livelihood by 90,720 Food 18-Nov-2013 ERF-DMA-0487-209 ensuring agriculture assistance for improved food security of the vulnerable. Muslim Aid Early Restoration of 241,777 Food 26-Nov-2013 ERF-DMA-0487-217 Agriculturallivelihoods and Food SecurityinFlood Affected Areas of Dsitrict Rajanpur- Southern Punjab Muslim Aid Immediate shelter support for 218,778 Shelter and non-food items 2-Jan-2013 ERF-DMA-0487-157 flood affecteees in Rajanpur Muslim Aid Provision of Safe Drinking Water 137,126 Water and Sanitation 26-Dec-2012 ERF-DMA-0487-146 to Flood affected Communities of District Qamber Shahdadkot.
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