PAKISTAN FLOODS 2011 – Tando Muhammad Khan District Profile
OCHA/UNDP
Total
Affected
POPULATION (ESTIMATED 2011)
605,821
585,411
AREA (Acres)
390,997
390,997
3
3
16
16
NUMBER OF TALUKAS
UNION COUNCILS
DEHS
VILLAGES
April 2012
160
160
2,835
2,835
Key Contact Numbers:
Coordination – DC
Syed Barkat Ahmad Rizvi
Coordination – UNDP
Health – WHO
Nutrition – WFP
WASH – UNICEF/UNHABITAT
Talha Farooq
Dr. Abdul Wahab
Qaddah Sharif
Sajid Rasheed (UNHABIAT)
0223-342160, 0321-2420108
dcotmk@hotmail.com
0346-8563662, talha.farooq@undp.org
0334-3237742, doctor.abdulwahab@gmail.com
0303-5552377, qaddah.sharif@wfp.org
0334-5434164, sajid.rasheed@unhabitat.org.pk
Food Security – WFP/FAO
Protection – Sahara Rural
Shelter – SC/HelpAge
Education – UNICEF
Fouzia Masood (WFP)
Qurban Khaskheli
Mohammad Bilal
Sultan Ahmed
0300 - 8569701, fouzia.masood@wfp.org
0334 - 3379938, sahararural@yahoo.com
0331 -2525584 , Scpakistan.tmk@gmail.com
0300 228 3526, sahmed@unicef.org
190,821
120,571
79,605
Data source: DDMA/PDMA as of 17 Feb 2012
Contact: wink@un.org
0
6
4
6
0
0
0
18,653
# of
Damaged
Schools
221,099
137,378
226,934
16
# of
Damaged
Houses
Bulri Shah Karim
Tando Ghulam Hyder
Tando M. Khan
78,038
# of
Returnees
390,997
# of Camps
585,411
# of Affected
UCs
Affected
Area (acres)
Total
Taluka
Crop Area
Affected
(acres)
Affected
Population
Situation update:
Health & Hygiene conditions in the flood hit areas have not been improved yet.
Safe drinking water is the concern since majority of the flood affected areas having chemically
contaminated water.
Community infrastructure need to be rehabilitated in remote villages.
More than 40,000 HHs requires sustainable shelters.
No funded projects to address Protection issues.
Key Humanitarian Challenges:
Due to lack of funding and limited number of Humanitarian organizations with limited
targets/case loads, partners are unable to provide sustainable assistance to worst affected
population.
Being a smaller & newly created district in comparison of other priority districts; T.M Khan seems
not on focus of Humanitarians. However the district was badly affected during 2011 Monsoon
Floods
.
72,935
318
31,740
22,595
18,600
WHO IS DOING WHAT WHERE
Food Security
Health
Emergency
Shelter and
NFIs
ACTED, Care (Pefsa), BDF, Christian Reform Church, GRDO, HDF, Oxfam, Save the Children, IRC,
IMC, LHDP, MOJAZ, QC, PAIMAN, PILER, Plan,, SPO, Trocaire , WFP, WVI
Aga Khan Foundation, Aga Khan Health Service Pakistan, HANDS, NRSP, Philanthropists
CARE International, IMC, IOM, MNCHP, Sindh, PU-AMI
Aghaz Social Welfare Association, BEST, District Govt, Emergency Relief Cell, HANDS, Helpage Intl,
HDF, Interfaith League Against Poverty, IOM, LAMP, Medico Intl, NDMA, NRSP, PDMA, QC, Relief
Department, Roshni Welfare , Sindh RSP Consortium, Sindh Rural Development Organization, Sindh
University Volunteer for Relief and Development, SBDDS, UNHCR, UN-HABITAT; ARDO, AWARE,
BDO, CESVI, District Development Association, HDF, LHDP, NCHD,Pakistan Red Crescent Society,
Participatory Efforts for Healthy Environment, Safe Winds Organization, Saiban Org, SC, Sindh
Health & Education Development Organization, Society for the Protection of the Rights of child, SDI
WASH
CESVI, CWW/PFF, IMC, NRSP, PU-AMI, SAFWCO, SPO, UNICEF, UN-HABITAT
Nutrition
SALBWS, UNICEF, IRC, SRSP
Protection
ABCD, IRC, Mallah Welfare Society, Marie Stopes Society, PFF, Rights Now Pakistan, SALBWS,
SHARP, SRSP, UNICEF: Fast Rural Development Programme / PEACE Sindh, Sami Foundation,
Sindh Development Society, USAID-Pakistan
Early Recovery
Education
National Commission for Human Development, Root Work Foundation , SC, SDS, UNICEF
Data source: Humanitarian partners (4W), 14 Apr 2012.
www.pakresponse.info
NEEDS
Food
Security
COVERAGE
GAPS
78,038 acres of Kharif crops affected (Cotton 97%, Rice 68% and
Sugarcane crops 32% damaged. Overall 55% crops of the district have
been damaged).
22% of the livestock is being sold or lost during rains (MSDNA)
16,917 HH’s were assisted by WFP in GFD.
5,180 HH’s supported by other organizations in food aid
90 HH’s received cash grants
4,000 HH’s supported under FFW (WFP)
Animals Treated: 143,968(Govt: figure)
Only the Govt: has provided support in Rabi plan package in Wheat
seed, Urea and Sunflower package. After emergency the organizations
has closed their operation here.
Needs of lady doctors and consultants at DHQ, THQ and RHC
Ambulance service in district
Medical mobile teams for UC 10 of District Tando Muhammad Khan
Health services provide by AKHSP in three union councils (Allahyar Turk, Bhulri Shah
Karim & Ghulam Shah Bagrani) with the provision of one mobile team.
In 16 UCs of Tando Muhammad Khan Hands provided MUS wtin five teams on Antenatal,
Postnatal, Health services, Routine Immunization
Shortage of lady doctors and consultants.
Poor ambulance services
Mobile Medical Teams
Health
SHE
15,000 houses destroyed, 25,000 houses damaged
Assistance needed to repair damaged houses, or rebuild destroyed houses
(financial, material, technical) for most vulnerable families
Coordination for coverage of gaps in emergency assistance, and
implementation of ER activities
Provision of Safe Drinking water to 133,858 flood affected people
Provision of adequate Sanitation facilities to 46,557 flood affected people
Awareness raising of 46,557 flood affected people on Best Hygiene
Practices
Provision of NFI (Hygiene kits and Soap) to 101,843 flood affected people
28,062 families received emergency shelters (one tent or two tarps)
3,600 toolkits, 1,707 clean up kits, 59,507 blankets, 5,045 kitchen sets
distributed
3,078 ORS, 3,800 Transitional Shelters and 4,656 roofing kits committed
Water: total 88,879 people served (75,775 with Hand pumps, 9,562 with HH
treatment Options)
Sanitation: 104,877 individuals have access to improved latrine facility
Hygiene Promotion: 86,023 individuals reached out through hygiene messages
Hygiene Kits and soaps: 168,994 individuals benefitted with family hygiene kits
WASH
(N/A)
(N/A)
Early Recovery Shelter gap of 54%.
Coverage of urgent needs for assistance (covering material and NFIs)
Needs to scale up WASH interventions in the areas of return through
the promotion of PATS and ODF approaches.
Improved sanitation facilities are much needed in the communal places
e.g. educational & health facilities
84% rural HH in TMK rely on hand pumps as a source of drinking water
ranking 14th/23 (PSLM 2010-11)
6% HH never had any proper toilet facility & 71% use non-flush latrines
in rural TMK ranking 21st/23 (PSLM 2010-11)
(N/A)
CR
NUT
PRO
EDU
The approximate numbers of malnourished at risk groups that need to be
treated are;
Moderate Acute Malnourished Children:13400
Severe Acute Malnourished Children:8114
Malnourished pregnant and lactating women:12294
• Moderate Acute Malnourished Children:2623
• Severe Acute Malnourished Children:1340
• Malnourished pregnant and lactating women:2245
# of women reached with relevant information on appropriate IYCF:16985
Moderate Acute Malnourished Children:10777
Severe Acute Malnourished Children:6774
Malnourished pregnant and lactating women:10049
Dedicated services for specific groups.
Legal, psychosocial services needed.
Services for GBV survivors and Children.
Assistance in seeking civil documentation.
Vigorous referral system for other services.
Very limited protection services available in the district
Lack of funds with local organization to provide specific services for
SGBV survivors, Child protection activities and assistance in seeking
important civil documentation.
Setting up 318 Temporary Learning Centers (TLCs).
School refurbishment/renovation of 247 partially damaged and IDP
occupied Schools.
Provision of Transitional School Structures in 71 fully damages schools
Training of 636 teachers in Psychosocial Support and Joyful learning.
Training of 795 SMC members on school management.
200 Temporary Learning Centers (TLCs) have been benefitting 10,546 children
where 4,252 are girls.
361 teachers (33 females) have been trained in psychosocial support and joyful
learning.
Refurbishment/renovation of 247 partially damaged and IDP occupied
Schools.
Provision of 71 Transitional School Structures.
Training of 275 teachers in Psychosocial Support and Joyful learning.
Training of 795 SMC members on school management.
Contact: wink@un.org
www.pakresponse.info