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Bhaktapur-Lalitpur-Report HRRP-191121 District Report Housing Recovery and Reconstruction Platform, Nepal Housing Recovery and Reconstruction Platform Monthly District Report Lalitpur, Bhaktapur 22 October – 21 November 2019 Summary of events during this period Districts Name of activity/event Event Location (District, Contact Person Reference date Municipality) Document Lalitpur World Bank Nepal in coordination 4 Nov Royal Singi Hotel, Ms. Sulochana Nepali with NRA CLPIU Building organized a 2019 Kathmandu Disaster Risk Sharing session on curriculum Management Analyst, development for social mobilisers World Bank Nepal and mobile masons. HRRP Lalitpur [email protected] team member was also involved in documents consolidation for TOT of Social Mobilisers along with representatives from other organisations involved in shelter reconstruction. The general ward-level coordination 8 Nov Thaiba, Badegaun, Er. Roshan Raj Giri Meeting minute meeting was conducted at Ward 14 2019 Ward office of Ward M & E Consultant of Godawari Municipality. Ward Chief no. 14, Godawari DLPIU Building Lalitpur in presence of Ward Members, Ward Municipality [email protected] Secretary, representatives from Contact: 9841335744 DLPIU Building Lalitpur (M & E Consultant, Engineers) and HRRP attended the meeting. The purpose of the meeting was to find out reasons of delay in reconstruction of houses by beneficiaries to claim 2nd tranche and 3rd tranche. HRRP team joined engineer of 12 Nov Ward no 15, Ms. Tilashmi Subba Field visit section Lalitpur Metropolitan City to collect 2019 Khumaltar, Lalitpur NRA Engineer housing typology survey in KoBo App Metropolitan City Lalitpur Metropolitan City and to inspect houses for 2nd tranche Contact: 9860133155 DLPIU Building Lalitpur conducted 10 Nov Ward no 10, Lakure Er. Sabi Shrestha Ward level interaction meeting with 2019 Bhanjyang, Focal Engineer, Ward officials in order to checked the Mahalaxmi DLPIU Building Lalitpur progresses and issues of shelter Municipality Contact: 9849366040 reconstruction. DLPIU GMALI Lalitpur organised a 15 Nov DLPIU GMALI Mr. Krishna Prasad short interaction program for the 2019 Lalitpur, DCC Awasthi Finance entire banking institutions that are Manbhawan, Lalitpur Management Specialist working in various palikas of Lalitpur EHRP-DLPIU GMALI district and involved in providing Lalitpur services related to tranche Manbhawan, Lalitpur disbursement. Numerous issues related to banking processes and challenges were discussed during the event. Mr. Shivaram Gelal, Chief of DLPIU GMALI Lalitpur urged representatives from banking institutions to expedite services fairly as the reconstruction project is phasing over in nearly 1 year. The team including of M & E 11-13 Nov Gimdi and Ashrang Mr. Yamnath Giri Specialist of EHRP- GMALI Lalitpur 2019 areas, Bagmati Rural M & E Specialist and Durable Solutions/People in 21 November 2019 Page 1 of 12 District Report Housing Recovery and Reconstruction Platform, Nepal Housing Recovery and Reconstruction Platform Summary of events during this period Need (PIN) conducted monitoring Municipality, Lalitpur DLPIU GMALI Lalitpur and research works for landless district Manbhawan, Lalitpur beneficiaries of Gimdi and Ashrang Contact: 9851239785, [email protected] areas, Bagmati Rural Municipality, Lalitpur district DLPIU Building Lalitpur is engaged in Various wards of Prajwol Karki conducting feasibility study of Palikas of Lalitpur District Support Engineer retrofitting beneficiaries in order to district Contact 9881498222 inspect whether is listed houses are [email protected] suitable for retrofitting process or not. NRA engineers deployed in Palikas are involved in this study. Palika data of Laltipur were updated 11 Nov HRRP, Jwagal, Mr. Sachin Malego in GD 2019 Kupondole IM Officer, HRRP and Ms. Ambika Amatya, District Coordinator HRRP Tranche status of Lalitpur updated to 21 Nov HRRP, Jwagal, Mr. Sachin Malego GD sheet in Palika Profile 2019 Kupondole IM Officer, HRRP Contact list update and 5 W data Ongoing HRRP, Jwagal, Sachin Malego, update Kupondole IM Officer, HRRP Development of DLPIU Level MIS Ongoing HRRP, Jwagal, Sachin Malego, system Kupondole IM Officer, HRRP Support in Housing Cost Calculator Ongoing HRRP, Jwagal, Sachin Malego, Kupondole IM Officer, HRRP Support in Designing of HRRP Final Report Ongoing HRRP, Jwagal, Sachin Malego, Kupondole IM Officer, HRRP Support in Website maintenance Ongoing HRRP, Jwagal, Sachin Malego, Kupondole IM Officer, HRRP Support in Social Media Update Ongoing HRRP, Jwagal, Sachin Malego, Kupondole IM Officer, HRRP Bhaktapur An orientation on retrofitting 13 Nov Bhaktapur Er. Shiva Bhandari Field visit section measures was organised in 2019 Municipality District Support Engineer Bhaktapur Municipality. Out of 43 DLPIU Building Bhaktapur beneficiaries in retrofitting list, nearly Contact: 9857045118 22 of them attended the orientation. Retrofitting task group of DLPIU Building Bhaktapur orgnaised this orientation where M & E Specialist of DLPIU GMALI Bhaktapur clarified on issues of grant processes and shifting of beneficiaries from retrofitting to reconstruction list and vice versa. Joint M & E visit was organised by a team 13 Nov Ward no 2, Byasi, Er. Shiva Bhandari Field visit section members of DLPIU Building Bhaktapur (DSE 2019 Bhaktapur District Support Engineer and engineers) , HRRP Bhaktapur Team and Municipality DLPIU Building Bhaktapur NRA engineers at Ward no 2 of Bhakatpur Contact: 9857045118 Municipality. The purpose of the visit was to observe the houses of beneficiaries that are in retrofitting list. Also, houses were surveyed using housing typology KoBo App tool. HRRP Bhaktapur team member was 17 Nov Satdobato, Lalitpur Ms. Pallavi Payal, involved in sharing the key highlights of 2019 Democratic Resource shelter reconstruction progresses taking Center Nepal place in Bhaktapur district with the research Lalitpur team of Democratic Resource Center Nepal. GMALI Bhaktapur in coordination and 18 Nov Ward no 4, Mr. Dhruba Gaida facilitation by Transparency International 2019 Changunarayan Chief, DLPIU GMaLI Nepal have orgnaised grievances public Municipality, Bhaktapur hearing and interaction program with Bhaktapur district 21 November 2019 Page 2 of 12 District Report Housing Recovery and Reconstruction Platform, Nepal Housing Recovery and Reconstruction Platform Summary of events during this period beneficiaries of Ward no 4, Changunarayan Contact: 9851221570 Municipality, Bhaktapur district. Chief of [email protected] GMALI and Building responded to the hearings from the beneficiaries. DLPIU Building Bhaktapur is engaged in Various wards of Shiva Kumar Bhandari conducting feasibility study of retrofitting Palikas of Bhaktapur District Support Engineer beneficiaries in order to inspect whether is district Contact 957045118 listed houses are suitable for retrofitting [email protected] process or not. NRA engineers deployed in Palikas are involved in this study. Tranche status of Bhaktapur updated to 21 Nov Mr. Sachin Malego Palika Profile GD sheet in Palika Profile 2019 IM Officer, HRRP Update of Contact list and 5 W update Ongoing Mr. Sachin Malego IM Officer, HRRP and Ms. Ambika Amatya, District Coordinator HRRP Upcoming Events & Meetings Name of activity/event Date, Time, and Organizer Contact Person Location (District, Municipality) Joint M & E visit to observe 25 November – 20 DLPIUs (Building and HRRP Lalitpur and Bhaktapur Cluster reconstruction efforts of December 2019/ Various GMALI) of Lalitpur and beneficiaries in Bhaktapur and wards of Municipalities Bhaktapur and HRRP Lalitpur districts of Lalitpur and Lalitpur Cluster team Bhaktapur district General Palika level and Ward level 25 November – 20 DLPIUs (Building and HRRP Lalitpur and Bhaktapur Cluster meeting and consultation with December 2019/ Various GMALI) of Lalitpur and elected ward officials over the wards of Municipalities Bhaktapur and HRRP reconstruction progress and status of Lalitpur and Lalitpur Cluster team of the visited wards of Bhaktapur Bhaktapur district and Lalitpur district Orientation and information 25 November – 20 DLPIUs (Building and HRRP Lalitpur and Bhaktapur Cluster dissemination on retrofitting December 2019/ Various GMALI) of Lalitpur and measures by Retrofitting Task Group wards of Municipalities Bhaktapur and HRRP of Lalitpur and Bhaktapur of Lalitpur and Lalitpur Cluster team Bhaktapur district 21 November 2019 Page 3 of 12 District Report Housing Recovery and Reconstruction Platform, Nepal Housing Recovery and Reconstruction Platform News & Updates Tranche Status (Lalitpur) Tranche Status Table: Total HHs Total HHs Total HHs First Second Third Retrofitting Retrofitting Retrofitting Retrofitting Name of Palika Surveyed Eligible Enrolled Tranche Tranche Tranche HH Eligible HH Enrolled 1st Tranche 2nd Tranche Bagmati Gaunpalika 3361 3370 3142 3142 2265 2207 252 197 180 0 Godawari Nagarpalika 10950 9602 8092 8092 2975 2522 330 136 133 0 Konjyosom Gaunpalika 2580 2156 2079 2079 1871 1353 372 328 319 0 Lalitpur Mahanagarpalika 6594 7402 6357 6350 1465 976 286 125 120 0 Mahalaxmi Nagarpalika 4409 3662 3132 3107 1089 952 92 53 50 0 Mahankal Gaunpalika 2451 2271 2239 2239 1867 1414 66 58 57 0 Graph of Tranche Status: Graph for Retrofitting Status: 21 November 2019 Page 4 of 12 District Report Housing Recovery and Reconstruction Platform, Nepal Housing Recovery and Reconstruction Platform Tranche Status (Bhaktapur) Tranche Status Table: Total Total HHs HHs Total HHs First Second Third Retrofitting Retrofitting Retrofitting
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