2011 floods nov situation

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Early Recovery Needs Assessment

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UN Survey shows there is still great need

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Early Recovery Needs Assessment

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Complimentary -Early Recovery Needs Assessment

Key Instruments: Focus Group Discussions Key Informant Interviews

OCHA Multi-Sector Needs Assessment

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Sindh District

Strata 1

Mirpur Khas Tharparkar Umerkot Sanghar

Strata 2KhairpurLarkana

Strata 3

Jamshoro Matiari Shaheed Benazirabad

Strata 4

Badin Tando Allahyar Tando Mohammad Khan Thatta

Strata 5 Balochistan

JaffarabadKallatKilla AbdullahNasirabad

Lasbela

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FLOODS CONTEXT

• The greatest percentage of villages that are still flood are in strata 4 (57%) followed by strata 1 (46%)

• Some of the areas affected this year were on average also affected last year (35% of the villages)

• The greatest percentage of villages reporting floods last year were in strata 5 (88%)

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Situation OverviewSUMMARY

SUMMARY AFECTED POPULATION MULTI-CLUSTER ASSESSMENT

Sindh (13 Affected

Districts)

Balochistan (5 affected districts)

Affected Population 4.82 million 0.332 million

Women Affected (exclude children) 1.20 million 81,800

Children Affected (0-17 years age) 2.40 million 165,000

Estimated Total number people displaced (current) 660,000

Total number people displaced (initial)Total number estimated in Rapid Assessment(from 16 districts in Sindh and 11 districts in Balochistan)

1.8 million 74,9005.44 million 387,000

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DIMENSION OF THE EMERGENCYNo. of Houses damaged 750,000 to 900,000Flood affected areas still under water in villages 33%% of families returned to their own homes (mostly destroyed/damaged)

76% 

Percentage of food insecure population (out of affected population)

43%(59% Female & 33%

Male )Staple food crops lost

Livestock lost

Livestock sold

70%

49%

14%

Latrines not present in settlements 80%Damages to health facilities across all strata on average

46%

Unavailability of schools and teachers due to recent flooding

60%

% of the households, post floods, that do not have important civil documentation

 8.5%

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Community Needs – Preliminary Key Findings for Sindh

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Pyscho-Socio Livestock Houses Food Clean Water Agriculture Health Displacement Shelter Jobless0

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Q: What are the challenges faced by the male population after the floods?

Badin Jamshoro Khairpur Larkana Matiari MPKhas S.B.ASanghar T.A.Y Tharparkar thatta TMK UmerKot

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Community Needs – Preliminary Key Findings for Sindh

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Sanitation Shelter Pyscho-Socio Safety Food & Nutrition Health0

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Q: What are the challenges faced by the female population after the floods?

Badin Jamshoro Khairpur Larkana Matiari MPKhas S.B.ASanghar T.A.Y Tharparkar thatta TMK UmerKot

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Community Infrastructure – Preliminary Key Findings for Sindh

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Bridges Culverts Irrigation Channels Access Roads Washing Pad0

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Q: How many of the following community facilities are partially or completely damaged?

Badin Jamshoro Khairpur LarkanaMatiari Mirpur Khas Sanghar Shaheed BenazirabadTando Allah Yar Tando Muhammad Khan Tharparker ThattaUmerkot

13%

21%

29%

34%

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Governance – Preliminary Key Findings for Sindh

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Education Health Revenue Agriculture Police Station Courts Others0

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Q: Which governance functions have been most affected by the floods?

Sanghar T.A.Y T.M.K S.B.A Tharparker Badin ThattaMatiari Jamshoro Kahirpur Larkana Umer Kot MPKhas

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Governance – Preliminary Key Findings for Sindh

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%NIC Marriage Educational

DocumentsDomicile Land and

House Records

Vehicle and Driving Lisence

Arm Lisences Passports0

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Q: What kind of documents the communities have lost during the floods?

Umerkot Jamshoro Tharparkar Shaheed BenazirabadTando Mohammad Khan Matiari Larkana Tando AllayarKhairpur Badin Thatta Mirpurkhas

53%

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Disaster Risk Reduction – Preliminary Key Findings for Sindh

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Flas Floods Floods Soil Erosion Earthquake Cyclone Drought Others0

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Badin Jamshoro Khairpur Larkana Matiari MPKhas S.B.ASanghar T.A.Y Tharparkar Thatta TMK UmerKot

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Disaster Risk Reduction – Preliminary Key Findings for Sindh

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Q: What particular measures should be taken to reduce the risk of disaster?

Badin Jamshoro Khairpur Larkana Matiari MPKhas S.B.ASanghar T.A.Y Tharparkar Thatta TMK UmerKot

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Community Challenges– Key Findings for Balochistan

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Q: What are the challenges facing the district after these floods (for male and female) population?

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Lasbella Nasirabad Killa Abdullah Jaffarabad Kalat

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Livestock Shelter Health Food Protection0

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Lasbella Nasirabad Killa Abdullah Jaffarabad Kalat

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Governance– Key Findings for Balochistan

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Q: Which Government Offices were damaged/non- functional after floods?

Education building Health Facilities Local Govt Offices Police Station Road/other Infra Str Animal Hospital -

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Kalat Nasirabad Lasbella Killa Abdullah

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Q: Which governance functions have been affected as a result of floods?

Education Health Facility Revenue Agriculture Police Station Courts0

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Type of Governance Function most Affected by the Dis-aster

Lasbella Nasirabad Killa Abdullah Kalat Jafferabad

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Community Infrastructure – Key Findings for Balochistan

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Q: How many of the following community facil-ities are partially or completely damaged?

Jaffarabad Kalat Killa Abdullah Nasirabad

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Disaster Risk Reduction – Key Findings for Balochistan

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Q: What are the potential natural hazards in your area?

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Jafferabad Kalat Killa Abdullah Nasirabad

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Disaster Risk Reduction – Key Findings for Balochistan

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Indicative Community Early Restoration Activities

No. Indicative ER Activity

1 Restoration/Rehabilitation of access/link roads and construction of related structures like culvers and small bridges

2 Dewatering, restoration and de-silting of drains

3 Construction of protection walls, spurs and dikes

4 Repair and restoration of off-farm irrigation channels

5 Income-generation through cash for work support

6 Job hunting support through imparting market oriented skills and training

7 Repair of government offices and support for restoration of their functions

8 Support to communities and government for reissuance of lost documents specially NICs