Record Details:
Anjuman Samagi Behbood - Khan Garh - 2010 Pakistan Floods
Organization: Non-Profit, Disaster Relief/Development
Facility Type: Info/Hotline
Status: Open
Address:
40-A - Main Bazar Dhuddiwala - 38060 -
Pakistan
Faisalabad, PK 00000
Main/General Business Number: 009(241)-8713431
Website: http://www.asb.org.pk/
Management Contact: (hidden)
Management Phone: (hidden)
Mission: VISION AND MISSION
Anjuman Samaji Behbood vision is of a Pakistan where everyone has access to effective sanitation and safe water
• Over the years receiving billions of dollars as foreign loans/aids government is failed to provide basic amenities to the citizens governmental exclusively
• Government is not empowered due to its dependence on International financial Institutions, Consultants and Contractors.
• Hence People are poor because they are treated as poor,Proper information, technical and managerial guidance to their resources can solve there problems on self-help basis.
Informally poor people are paying all the time to Government Mafias. If this money is channeled into development, the financial constraints can be overcome.
• ASB Bring Social behavior change, through mobilizing financial & Human resources for infrastructure development
• ASB making the bridge to influence policy change, through creativity, research and Self managed, Self- financed and Self-maintained component sharing model of development.
• ASB creating sense of ownership in the communities and at all levels of government
• ASB’s approach has opened a way to build a sustainable co-ordination and cohesiveness. As a successful development model for urban and Rural areas.
In order to plan development in a systematic way, available facilities, gaps and future needs are required proper documentation which will help to prepare and implement effective and integrated development plans
• With the core funding of Water Aid ASB mobilizing,and organizing communities to construct self-managed, financed, maintained their own water and sanitation infrastructure. Where People and Govt. work as a partner on two levels
Areas Served: Muzaffargarh (Tehsil Muzaffargarh)
This organization provides Temporary or Permanent Service? Temporary
Notes:
ACTIVITIES:
FOOD:
Food distribution
SHELTER:
Tents distribution
HEALTH:
Mobile Medical camp: OPD, Medicine
============================================
FROM THE SITE:
PROJECTS ON GOING
Integrated Water Supply and Sanitation Project Changa Pani Program in Lahore
Changa Pani Programme a strategic initiative of the Government of Punjab through Urban Unit, Planning and Development Department in Partnership with City District Government Lahore, WASA Lahore ( Water utility) , Anjuman Samaji Bahbood(ASB) a civil society organization.
The Changa Pani means good water. The purpose is to design and implementation of integrated water supply and sanitation project for poor un served community.
The project will provide efficient, reliable, affordable and environmentally sustainable WATSAN system in poor Urban Area of Badar Colony UC 60 Lahore. The Community is contributing 39% in the infrastructure and rest is being funded by the Government of Punjab as a innovative project for policy learning and attainment of Millennium Development Goal.
For full project details please visit the Changa Pani web
http://www.changapani.org
-------------------------------------
FROM THE SITE:
Anjuman Samaji Behbood works with people in different cities of Pakistan to improve their quality of life through improvements to water, sanitation and hygiene education using local skills and practical, sustainable technologies.
Specially in Faisalabad the third big city of Pakistan.
Faisalabad city consists of chak numbers, or numbered villages, which have become urbanised over time. The layout of these chaks was planned in 1885. The original city is Chak number 212 and the area consisting of Peoples Colony, Madina Town and Kohinoor Textile Mill area is Chak number 213. Chak number 214 consists of 94 murabas, of these one is Dhuddiwala East and the other is Dhuddiwala West.
The rest of the murabas were agricultural land. Land in Dhuddiwala and the chak itself was owned by three bradries or clans. These were the Wattoos, the Kamonkas and the Balas. With the two murabas that constitute Dhuddiwala, the government had reserved land for expansion. On some of this land refugees settled at the time of partition along with a few families coming from the rural areas. These settlers were permitted to settle free of cost by the Chaudhries, or leaders of the clan, for humanitarian reasons. Due to this, and later developments, the population of Dhuddiwala has increased from 500 in 1947 to 8,080 in 1999.
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From the Site:
HOW WE WORK
• Selection of Project Area
• Community Mobilizations
• Project Implementation
• Documentation of the Projest
Find out the Major Cause
Normally inappropriate projects are the absence of documented existing physical and social infrastructure maps, which causes, corruption, inflated costs and severe problems of operation and maintenance, correct social profile of human settlements are necessary for assess the assets, developing revenues, planning and providing of social sector facilities. In absence of adequate Mapping all planning is done on ad-hoc base.
Low cost sanitation
• Mobilization of Social Capital
• Use of Local Material
• Use of appropriate Technology
• Enhancement of local skills
• Employing the local labor
• Elimination of contractor’s role
• Capturing the volunteerism
Component sharing approach
Creates sense of ownership and Dignity, Reduces responsibilities, ensures financial and human resources, involvement of all stakeholders in the O & M,
ASB has developed a mutual trust between all stakeholders (policy makers, planners, implementers and NGO’s) by understanding Governmental process, identifying service delivery gaps.
ASB assists municipalities in data based existing infrastructure documented GIS mapping of Water and Sanitation to analyze and reconcile for
master planning. This process ensures transparency, multi-literal monitoring and accountability which strengthen good governance and rebuild the trust of government departments.
Steps of Social Mobilizing
ASB field Team adopt the following steps for social mobilization and undertaking the physical infrastructure works.
• Identification of the project area
• Social Mapping
• Data Collection
• Existing Infrastructure Documented Map of the Area
• Preparing the poverty profile of the settlement
• Preparing design, cost estimation of Internal & External lines
• Community Dialogues
Examples of our Work
Faisalabad is the third biggest city of Pakistan with 2.5 million population, The numerous slums and squatter settlements around the city are a problem to access & clean water for drinking and sanitation services. Hasanpura, which is a typical low-income housing area of 1,000 households, there is no municipal provision for water supply and sanitation and the residents of Hasanpura pay heavily for the purchase of water and solid waste collection. The Poor drinking water has led to chronic gastric, skin diseases. Another major problem is The Open Drains seeped into foundation of houses, and polluting the underground water. Moreover 95% houses have been damaged due to improper sanitation and unhealthy water system.
Actors and their Roles for Sustainable development
ASB COMMUNITY TMA
Motivation Organization Public Consultation
Survey Lane Committee Formation Change in policy
Estimation Contribution External development
Technical Assistance Purchase of material Treatment plants
Capacity Building Supervision of work Pavement of streets
Monitoring House connections Mechanical Assistance
Training Internal O & M External O & M
Social Impacts
• Silent communities started thinking of their own betterment ,Individual shaped into organization
• The people felt empowered towards addressing their issues & become better off both in knowledge & in life style, poor people cease to wait for Govt., promises
• The idea of component sharing in development be came acceptable / viable,
Sense of ownership of infrastructure & its subsequent look after development, Skilled labour generated
• More responsibility is paying towards for civic services instead of considering them free commodities.
• ASB’s approach has opened a way to build a sustainable co-ordination and Cohesiveness. As a successfull development model for Urban and Rural areas.
The Devolution
• Power plan strives for partnership between Govt. and community at grass root level.
• ASB Component Sharing Model evolved in the Water & Sanitation programme and demonstrated this partnership strengthening the Sense of ownership through Flexible modes of management and change in policy
• Component Sharing development model is only the solution
• In this way Government will be ensure Transparency, Accountability, Good Governance & able to reduce Tax net
• Community participation is not the problem.
• Government and professionals participation is needed in the people’s work.
• Community initiatives need to be respected, accepted and supported by professionals and Government
Participation and Access to Information
• Projects can be sustain by effective partnership of all stake holders (Community, Government, Planners and NGOs)
• This process will ensure the transparency, multi- literal monitoring system and accountability as well.
• Positive role of stake holders will strengthen the good governance process and rebuild the trust of government departments.
• The resource of masses will be effectively utilized and government will save its resources automatically.
Element of Success
• Necessities of people justify it
• Scanty resources and unlimited wants, which increases with population growth, provides basis to initiate this process
• Cost Effectiveness with appropriate technology and standards supported with OPP thumb rules procedures
• Free from complexities of bureaucratic procedures and channels
• Making it possible for the people to work for themselves, use their own resources and benefit from it
• Government inability to provide services to address people’s needs on time
• Time saving is one of the component
• Awareness has come to the government circle about successful community participation model
• Sense of ownership
Strategy
ASB always make the strategy before starts any work. Because without strategy you can't be complete your task.
ASB’s approach has opened a way to build a sustainable co-ordination and Cohesiveness. As a successful development model for urban and Rural areas.
In order to plan development in a systematic way, available facilities, gaps and future needs are required proper documentation which will help to prepare and implement effective and integrated development plans.
Info Source/Changes: IOM Service Handbook Punjab (public)
(see full history)
Mon Sep 27 07:56:57 +0000 2010 by LTel:parish: -> Punjab Province
region: Punjab -> South Asia
organization: -> Non-Profit, Disaster Relief/Development
mission:
VISION AND MISSION
Anjuman Samaji Behbood vision is of a Pakistan where everyone has access to effective sanitation and safe water
• Over the years receiving billions of dollars as foreign loans/aids government is failed to provide basic amenities to the citizens governmental exclusively
• Government is not empowered due to its dependence on International financial Institutions, Consultants and Contractors.
• Hence People are poor because they are treated as poor,Proper information, technical and managerial guidance to their resources can solve there problems on self-help basis.
Informally poor people are paying all the time to Government Mafias. If this money is channeled into development, the financial constraints can be overcome.
• ASB Bring Social behavior change, through mobilizing financial & Human resources for infrastructure development
• ASB making the bridge to influence policy change, through creativity, research and Self managed, Self- financed and Self-maintained component sharing model of development.
• ASB creating sense of ownership in the communities and at all levels of government
• ASB’s approach has opened a way to build a sustainable co-ordination and cohesiveness. As a successful development model for urban and Rural areas.
In order to plan development in a systematic way, available facilities, gaps and future needs are required proper documentation which will help to prepare and implement effective and integrated development plans
• With the core funding of Water Aid ASB mobilizing,and organizing communities to construct self-managed, financed, maintained their own water and sanitation infrastructure. Where People and Govt. work as a partner on two levels ->
VISION AND MISSION
Anjuman Samaji Behbood vision is of a Pakistan where everyone has access to effective sanitation and safe water
• Over the years receiving billions of dollars as foreign loans/aids government is failed to provide basic amenities to the citizens governmental exclusively
• Government is not empowered due to its dependence on International financial Institutions, Consultants and Contractors.
• Hence People are poor because they are treated as poor,Proper information, technical and managerial guidance to their resources can solve there problems on self-help basis.
Informally poor people are paying all the time to Government Mafias. If this money is channeled into development, the financial constraints can be overcome.
• ASB Bring Social behavior change, through mobilizing financial & Human resources for infrastructure development
• ASB making the bridge to influence policy change, through creativity, research and Self managed, Self- financed and Self-maintained component sharing model of development.
• ASB creating sense of ownership in the communities and at all levels of government
• ASB’s approach has opened a way to build a sustainable co-ordination and cohesiveness. As a successful development model for urban and Rural areas.
In order to plan development in a systematic way, available facilities, gaps and future needs are required proper documentation which will help to prepare and implement effective and integrated development plans
• With the core funding of Water Aid ASB mobilizing,and organizing communities to construct self-managed, financed, maintained their own water and sanitation infrastructure. Where People and Govt. work as a partner on two levels
(show/hide changes)Fri Sep 24 21:54:41 +0000 2010 by LTel:notes: ACTIVITIES:
FOOD:
Food distribution
SHELTER:
Tents distribution
HEALTH:
Mobile Medical camp: OPD, Medicine
============================================
FROM THE SITE:
PROJECTS ON GOING
Integrated Water Supply and Sanitation Project Changa Pani Program in Lahore
Changa Pani Programme a strategic initiative of the Government of Punjab through Urban Unit, Planning and Development Department in Partnership with City District Government Lahore, WASA Lahore ( Water utility) , Anjuman Samaji Bahbood(ASB) a civil society organization.
The Changa Pani means good water. The purpose is to design and implementation of integrated water supply and sanitation project for poor un served community.
The project will provide efficient, reliable, affordable and environmentally sustainable WATSAN system in poor Urban Area of Badar Colony UC 60 Lahore. The Community is contributing 39% in the infrastructure and rest is being funded by the Government of Punjab as a innovative project for policy learning and attainment of Millennium Development Goal.
For full project details please visit the Changa Pani web
http://www.changapani.org
-------------------------------------
FROM THE SITE:
Anjuman Samaji Behbood works with people in different cities of Pakistan to improve their quality of life through improvements to water, sanitation and hygiene education using local skills and practical, sustainable technologies.
Specially in Faisalabad the third big city of Pakistan.
Faisalabad city consists of chak numbers, or numbered villages, which have become urbanised over time. The layout of these chaks was planned in 1885. The original city is Chak number 212 and the area consisting of Peoples Colony, Madina Town and Kohinoor Textile Mill area is Chak number 213. Chak number 214 consists of 94 murabas, of these one is Dhuddiwala East and the other is Dhuddiwala West.
The rest of the murabas were agricultural land. Land in Dhuddiwala and the chak itself was owned by three bradries or clans. These were the Wattoos, the Kamonkas and the Balas. With the two murabas that constitute Dhuddiwala, the government had reserved land for expansion. On some of this land refugees settled at the time of partition along with a few families coming from the rural areas. These settlers were permitted to settle free of cost by the Chaudhries, or leaders of the clan, for humanitarian reasons. Due to this, and later developments, the population of Dhuddiwala has increased from 500 in 1947 to 8,080 in 1999. -> ACTIVITIES:
FOOD:
Food distribution
SHELTER:
Tents distribution
HEALTH:
Mobile Medical camp: OPD, Medicine
============================================
FROM THE SITE:
PROJECTS ON GOING
Integrated Water Supply and Sanitation Project Changa Pani Program in Lahore
Changa Pani Programme a strategic initiative of the Government of Punjab through Urban Unit, Planning and Development Department in Partnership with City District Government Lahore, WASA Lahore ( Water utility) , Anjuman Samaji Bahbood(ASB) a civil society organization.
The Changa Pani means good water. The purpose is to design and implementation of integrated water supply and sanitation project for poor un served community.
The project will provide efficient, reliable, affordable and environmentally sustainable WATSAN system in poor Urban Area of Badar Colony UC 60 Lahore. The Community is contributing 39% in the infrastructure and rest is being funded by the Government of Punjab as a innovative project for policy learning and attainment of Millennium Development Goal.
For full project details please visit the Changa Pani web
http://www.changapani.org
-------------------------------------
FROM THE SITE:
Anjuman Samaji Behbood works with people in different cities of Pakistan to improve their quality of life through improvements to water, sanitation and hygiene education using local skills and practical, sustainable technologies.
Specially in Faisalabad the third big city of Pakistan.
Faisalabad city consists of chak numbers, or numbered villages, which have become urbanised over time. The layout of these chaks was planned in 1885. The original city is Chak number 212 and the area consisting of Peoples Colony, Madina Town and Kohinoor Textile Mill area is Chak number 213. Chak number 214 consists of 94 murabas, of these one is Dhuddiwala East and the other is Dhuddiwala West.
The rest of the murabas were agricultural land. Land in Dhuddiwala and the chak itself was owned by three bradries or clans. These were the Wattoos, the Kamonkas and the Balas. With the two murabas that constitute Dhuddiwala, the government had reserved land for expansion. On some of this land refugees settled at the time of partition along with a few families coming from the rural areas. These settlers were permitted to settle free of cost by the Chaudhries, or leaders of the clan, for humanitarian reasons. Due to this, and later developments, the population of Dhuddiwala has increased from 500 in 1947 to 8,080 in 1999.
------------------------------------------
From the Site:
HOW WE WORK
• Selection of Project Area
• Community Mobilizations
• Project Implementation
• Documentation of the Projest
Find out the Major Cause
Normally inappropriate projects are the absence of documented existing physical and social infrastructure maps, which causes, corruption, inflated costs and severe problems of operation and maintenance, correct social profile of human settlements are necessary for assess the assets, developing revenues, planning and providing of social sector facilities. In absence of adequate Mapping all planning is done on ad-hoc base.
Low cost sanitation
• Mobilization of Social Capital
• Use of Local Material
• Use of appropriate Technology
• Enhancement of local skills
• Employing the local labor
• Elimination of contractor’s role
• Capturing the volunteerism
Component sharing approach
Creates sense of ownership and Dignity, Reduces responsibilities, ensures financial and human resources, involvement of all stakeholders in the O & M,
ASB has developed a mutual trust between all stakeholders (policy makers, planners, implementers and NGO’s) by understanding Governmental process, identifying service delivery gaps.
ASB assists municipalities in data based existing infrastructure documented GIS mapping of Water and Sanitation to analyze and reconcile for
master planning. This process ensures transparency, multi-literal monitoring and accountability which strengthen good governance and rebuild the trust of government departments.
Steps of Social Mobilizing
ASB field Team adopt the following steps for social mobilization and undertaking the physical infrastructure works.
• Identification of the project area
• Social Mapping
• Data Collection
• Existing Infrastructure Documented Map of the Area
• Preparing the poverty profile of the settlement
• Preparing design, cost estimation of Internal & External lines
• Community Dialogues
Examples of our Work
Faisalabad is the third biggest city of Pakistan with 2.5 million population, The numerous slums and squatter settlements around the city are a problem to access & clean water for drinking and sanitation services. Hasanpura, which is a typical low-income housing area of 1,000 households, there is no municipal provision for water supply and sanitation and the residents of Hasanpura pay heavily for the purchase of water and solid waste collection. The Poor drinking water has led to chronic gastric, skin diseases. Another major problem is The Open Drains seeped into foundation of houses, and polluting the underground water. Moreover 95% houses have been damaged due to improper sanitation and unhealthy water system.
Actors and their Roles for Sustainable development
ASB COMMUNITY TMA
Motivation Organization Public Consultation
Survey Lane Committee Formation Change in policy
Estimation Contribution External development
Technical Assistance Purchase of material Treatment plants
Capacity Building Supervision of work Pavement of streets
Monitoring House connections Mechanical Assistance
Training Internal O & M External O & M
Social Impacts
• Silent communities started thinking of their own betterment ,Individual shaped into organization
• The people felt empowered towards addressing their issues & become better off both in knowledge & in life style, poor people cease to wait for Govt., promises
• The idea of component sharing in development be came acceptable / viable,
Sense of ownership of infrastructure & its subsequent look after development, Skilled labour generated
• More responsibility is paying towards for civic services instead of considering them free commodities.
• ASB’s approach has opened a way to build a sustainable co-ordination and Cohesiveness. As a successfull development model for Urban and Rural areas.
The Devolution
• Power plan strives for partnership between Govt. and community at grass root level.
• ASB Component Sharing Model evolved in the Water & Sanitation programme and demonstrated this partnership strengthening the Sense of ownership through Flexible modes of management and change in policy
• Component Sharing development model is only the solution
• In this way Government will be ensure Transparency, Accountability, Good Governance & able to reduce Tax net
• Community participation is not the problem.
• Government and professionals participation is needed in the people’s work.
• Community initiatives need to be respected, accepted and supported by professionals and Government
Participation and Access to Information
• Projects can be sustain by effective partnership of all stake holders (Community, Government, Planners and NGOs)
• This process will ensure the transparency, multi- literal monitoring system and accountability as well.
• Positive role of stake holders will strengthen the good governance process and rebuild the trust of government departments.
• The resource of masses will be effectively utilized and government will save its resources automatically.
Element of Success
• Necessities of people justify it
• Scanty resources and unlimited wants, which increases with population growth, provides basis to initiate this process
• Cost Effectiveness with appropriate technology and standards supported with OPP thumb rules procedures
• Free from complexities of bureaucratic procedures and channels
• Making it possible for the people to work for themselves, use their own resources and benefit from it
• Government inability to provide services to address people’s needs on time
• Time saving is one of the component
• Awareness has come to the government circle about successful community participation model
• Sense of ownership
Strategy
ASB always make the strategy before starts any work. Because without strategy you can't be complete your task.
ASB’s approach has opened a way to build a sustainable co-ordination and Cohesiveness. As a successful development model for urban and Rural areas.
In order to plan development in a systematic way, available facilities, gaps and future needs are required proper documentation which will help to prepare and implement effective and integrated development plans.
mission: ->
VISION AND MISSION
Anjuman Samaji Behbood vision is of a Pakistan where everyone has access to effective sanitation and safe water
• Over the years receiving billions of dollars as foreign loans/aids government is failed to provide basic amenities to the citizens governmental exclusively
• Government is not empowered due to its dependence on International financial Institutions, Consultants and Contractors.
• Hence People are poor because they are treated as poor,Proper information, technical and managerial guidance to their resources can solve there problems on self-help basis.
Informally poor people are paying all the time to Government Mafias. If this money is channeled into development, the financial constraints can be overcome.
• ASB Bring Social behavior change, through mobilizing financial & Human resources for infrastructure development
• ASB making the bridge to influence policy change, through creativity, research and Self managed, Self- financed and Self-maintained component sharing model of development.
• ASB creating sense of ownership in the communities and at all levels of government
• ASB’s approach has opened a way to build a sustainable co-ordination and cohesiveness. As a successful development model for urban and Rural areas.
In order to plan development in a systematic way, available facilities, gaps and future needs are required proper documentation which will help to prepare and implement effective and integrated development plans
• With the core funding of Water Aid ASB mobilizing,and organizing communities to construct self-managed, financed, maintained their own water and sanitation infrastructure. Where People and Govt. work as a partner on two levels
(show/hide changes)Fri Sep 24 21:52:06 +0000 2010 by LTel:notes: ACTIVITIES:
FOOD:
Food distribution
SHELTER:
Tents distribution
HEALTH:
Mobile Medical camp: OPD, Medicine
============================================
FROM THE SITE:
PROJECTS ON GOING
Integrated Water Supply and Sanitation Project Changa Pani Program in Lahore
Changa Pani Programme a strategic initiative of the Government of Punjab through Urban Unit, Planning and Development Department in Partnership with City District Government Lahore, WASA Lahore ( Water utility) , Anjuman Samaji Bahbood(ASB) a civil society organization.
The Changa Pani means good water. The purpose is to design and implementation of integrated water supply and sanitation project for poor un served community.
The project will provide efficient, reliable, affordable and environmentally sustainable WATSAN system in poor Urban Area of Badar Colony UC 60 Lahore. The Community is contributing 39% in the infrastructure and rest is being funded by the Government of Punjab as a innovative project for policy learning and attainment of Millennium Development Goal.
For full project details please visit the Changa Pani web
http://www.changapani.org
-> ACTIVITIES:
FOOD:
Food distribution
SHELTER:
Tents distribution
HEALTH:
Mobile Medical camp: OPD, Medicine
============================================
FROM THE SITE:
PROJECTS ON GOING
Integrated Water Supply and Sanitation Project Changa Pani Program in Lahore
Changa Pani Programme a strategic initiative of the Government of Punjab through Urban Unit, Planning and Development Department in Partnership with City District Government Lahore, WASA Lahore ( Water utility) , Anjuman Samaji Bahbood(ASB) a civil society organization.
The Changa Pani means good water. The purpose is to design and implementation of integrated water supply and sanitation project for poor un served community.
The project will provide efficient, reliable, affordable and environmentally sustainable WATSAN system in poor Urban Area of Badar Colony UC 60 Lahore. The Community is contributing 39% in the infrastructure and rest is being funded by the Government of Punjab as a innovative project for policy learning and attainment of Millennium Development Goal.
For full project details please visit the Changa Pani web
http://www.changapani.org
-------------------------------------
FROM THE SITE:
Anjuman Samaji Behbood works with people in different cities of Pakistan to improve their quality of life through improvements to water, sanitation and hygiene education using local skills and practical, sustainable technologies.
Specially in Faisalabad the third big city of Pakistan.
Faisalabad city consists of chak numbers, or numbered villages, which have become urbanised over time. The layout of these chaks was planned in 1885. The original city is Chak number 212 and the area consisting of Peoples Colony, Madina Town and Kohinoor Textile Mill area is Chak number 213. Chak number 214 consists of 94 murabas, of these one is Dhuddiwala East and the other is Dhuddiwala West.
The rest of the murabas were agricultural land. Land in Dhuddiwala and the chak itself was owned by three bradries or clans. These were the Wattoos, the Kamonkas and the Balas. With the two murabas that constitute Dhuddiwala, the government had reserved land for expansion. On some of this land refugees settled at the time of partition along with a few families coming from the rural areas. These settlers were permitted to settle free of cost by the Chaudhries, or leaders of the clan, for humanitarian reasons. Due to this, and later developments, the population of Dhuddiwala has increased from 500 in 1947 to 8,080 in 1999.
(show/hide changes)Fri Sep 24 21:50:45 +0000 2010 by LTel:notes: ACTIVITIES:
FOOD:
Food distribution
SHELTER:
Tents distribution
HEALTH:
Mobile Medical camp: OPD, Medicine
============================================
-> ACTIVITIES:
FOOD:
Food distribution
SHELTER:
Tents distribution
HEALTH:
Mobile Medical camp: OPD, Medicine
============================================
FROM THE SITE:
PROJECTS ON GOING
Integrated Water Supply and Sanitation Project Changa Pani Program in Lahore
Changa Pani Programme a strategic initiative of the Government of Punjab through Urban Unit, Planning and Development Department in Partnership with City District Government Lahore, WASA Lahore ( Water utility) , Anjuman Samaji Bahbood(ASB) a civil society organization.
The Changa Pani means good water. The purpose is to design and implementation of integrated water supply and sanitation project for poor un served community.
The project will provide efficient, reliable, affordable and environmentally sustainable WATSAN system in poor Urban Area of Badar Colony UC 60 Lahore. The Community is contributing 39% in the infrastructure and rest is being funded by the Government of Punjab as a innovative project for policy learning and attainment of Millennium Development Goal.
For full project details please visit the Changa Pani web
http://www.changapani.org
(show/hide changes)Fri Sep 24 21:49:41 +0000 2010 by LTel:town: -> Faisalabad
main_phone: -> 009(241)-8713431
address: -> 40-A - Main Bazar Dhuddiwala - 38060 -
Pakistan
(show/hide changes)Fri Sep 24 21:48:03 +0000 2010 by LTel:notes: ACTIVITIES:
FOOD:
Food distribution
SHELTER:
Tents distribution
HEALTH:
Mobile Medical camp: OPD, Medicine -> ACTIVITIES:
FOOD:
Food distribution
SHELTER:
Tents distribution
HEALTH:
Mobile Medical camp: OPD, Medicine
============================================
region: -> Punjab
website: -> http://www.asb.org.pk/
(show/hide changes)Fri Sep 24 21:44:13 +0000 2010 by LTel:IOM Service Handbook Punjab (public)
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Created At: Fri Sep 24 21:44:13 +0000 2010
Updated At: Mon Sep 27 07:56:57 +0000 2010
Updated By: LTel
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