Oxfam Novib
Annual PROGRESS REPORT August – March 2015
Programme Manager, Livelihoods & Adaption Team 7/16/2014
1-Breifly notes any important changes in the Provincial/District context on these issues that may be
helpful for other to know:
At Provincial Level: At district level: Villages Identification: 05 villages/ communities from each district, i.e. Layyah, DG Khan, Multan and Rajanpur have been identified by the social organizers. Local partners of Indus Consortium, i.e. Doaba Foundation and HELP Foundation as well as the local farmer organizations, alliances and forums were also taken on board and consulted before the identification of villages.
Sr. Districts Name of Villages
1 Layyah Basti Arfabad Basti Pakki Mohana Basti Dirkhan Basti Sehar Basti Kher Mohana
2 Multan Basti Hassan Abad Basti Sitarey Wali Basti Nizamabad Basti Matman Wali Basti Ghaloo
3 DG Khan Ahl wali Koharwar Dar wali Darkhan Babar Wali
4 Rajanpur Chawli, Haji Rasheed, M Akram, Hyderabad, Lal Bux Union Council Murghai
Community awareness meetings on food and climate justice: 47 community awareness meetings have been organized in six districts, 10 in Layyah, 10 in Multan, 10 in DG Khan, 10 in Rajanpur, 5 in Rawalpindi and 2 in Lahore. District social organizers have organized two community awareness meetings in each district.
Sr. District & village Date of activity
Female Participation
Male Participation
Total Participation
1 Village Babbar 05-09-2014 - 14 14
wala, DG Khan
2 Village Jalal, Ahl
wala and Darkhan
wala, DG Khan
12-09-2014 - 13 13
3 Village Ahl wala
DG Khan
16-09-2014 - 26 26
4 Village Khohawar
DG Khan
26-09-2014 - 21 21
5 Village Babbar
wala, DG Khan
30-09-2014 - 12 12
6 Multan, Basti Hassan Abad
10-11-2014 33 13 46
7 Multan, Basti Sitarey Wali
11-11-2014 44 28 72
8 Multan, Basti Nizamabad
12-11-2014 79 07 86
9 Multan, Basti Matman Wali
13-11-2014 49 18 67
10 Multan, Basti Ghaloo
14-11-2014 32 12 44
11 DG Khan, Village Ahl wali
18-11-2014 23 23
12 DG Khan, Village Khohawar
24-11-2014 19 19
13 DG Khan, Village Dar wali/ Shaheen Org.
26-11-2014 21 21
14 DG Khan, Village Darkhan/Baqir shah
26-11-2014 16 16
15 DG Khan, Village Babar wali
27-11-2014 15 15
16 Layyah Basti Khar Mohana
23-10-2014 11 13 24
17 Layyah, Basti Arifabad
23-10-2014 10 11 21
18 Layyah Basti Dirkhan
22-10-2014 19 18 37
19 Layyah, Basti Paki Mohana
22-10-2014 17 15 32
20 Layyah, Basti Arifabad
29-10-2014 15 02 17
21 Layyah, Basti Sehar 10-11-2014 13 07 20
22 Layyah, Basti Khar Mohana
10-11-2014 15 10 25
23 Layyah, Basti Dilkhan
11-11-2014 16 7 23
24 Layyah, Basti Arifabad
13-11-2014 18 8 28
25 Layyah, Basti Paki Mohana
17-12-2014 28 9 37
26-27
Village Muhammad Akram and Village Hyderabad, Rajanpur
06-11-2014 17 20 37
28 Lal Bux, Village, Rajanpur
26-11-2014 15 18 33
29-30
Chawli Village & Haji Rasheed Rajanpur
28-11-2015 20 17 37
31-32
Chawli, Rajanpur & Haji Rasheed
6-11-2014 26 25 51
33-34
Muhammad Akram & Hyderabad village Rajanpur
20-11-2014 24 19 43
35 Lal Bux Village 21-11-2014 9 9 18
36 Basti Sitaray Wali Multan
13-11-2014 38 28 66
37 Basti Ghaloo, Multan
18-11-2014 45 - 45
38 Basti Allah dadi, Multan
14-10-2014 31 15 46
39 Basti Matma Wali 13-11-2014 48 16 46
40 Sitaray wali, Multan
26-11-2014 48 25 73
41 Lahore, Punjab University
Jan 29, 2015 57 45 102
42 Lahore, Punjab University
March 27, 2015
64 66 130
TOTAL
Formation of six community theater groups: Six community theater groups have been formed in all six districts. Social organizers have organized with the community members, local organization’s representatives and youth groups and identified 12 members, out of which have finalized 8 members in each district. Whereas while engaging with universities, team has identified 12 total participants (6 f: 6 m) from each Lahore and Rawalpindi district. As there was an observation that in order to perform women led theater performance it was a challenge to get female theater group members from the four districts, i.e. DG Khan, Multan, Layya and Rajanpur due to local norms and culture. However; it was strategize that we shall get the female participants from the two universities engaged, Arid Agriculture University
Rawalpindi and University of Punjab, Lahore.
List of theater members Layyah.docx
Thearter Group members Rawalpindi.xls
Theate group members Rajanpur.xlsx
Theater Group Members Multan.xlsx
Theater group Lahore.docx
Engaging theater trainer group: TORs of theater group have been drafted and a call for applications and Expression of Interest along with the tentative training schedule has been made. Two organizations and one individual has applied to the application, out of which Sojhla for Social Change has been selected to conduct the capacity building training workshop of community theater groups.
Terms of Reference - Theater Trainers.docx
Comparitive Report.xlsx
Capacity building of Six community theater groups: A three-day training workshop for theater groups of district Multan, DG Khan and Rajanpur has been organized at Royal Hotel, DG Khan on Dec 1-3, 2015 in which 36 participants took part, whereas another three-day training workshop was organized for the theater groups of Lahore, Rawalpindi and Layyah. The selected theater group has carried out different exercises to teach postures, and techniques to perform theater. All the theater groups have actively took part in all the sessions. A post and pre- evaluation of participants has also been carried out. The trainer group has developed the concept note and script of the theater performance according to the theme of Grow campaign, and participants actively practiced over the script.
Sr. Districts Venue Date Female Participation
Male Participation
Total Participation
1 DG Khan, Rajanpur and Multan
Royal Hotel, DG Khan
Dec 1-3, 2015
2 34 36
2 Lahore, Rawalpindi and Layya
Hotel Seven Star, Lahore
Feb 26-28, 2015
15 24 39
Community theaters on food and climate justice Grow song would be a part:
Sr. Districts Date Female Participation
Male Participation
Total Participation
1 Hassan abad Basti, Multan
14-12-2014 145 71 216
2 Vilage Baber Wala, DG Khan
Dec 12, 2014 - 160 160
3 M Akram Village Union Council Murghai Tehsil Rajanpur
Dec 30, 2014 100 150 250
4 Arid Agriculture University Rawalpindi
March 19, 2015 70 100 170
5 University of Punjab Lahore
March 27, 2015 71 55 126
922
Street Theater
Sr. Districts Date Female Participation
Male Participation
Total Participation
1 Multan 14-02-2014 - 38 38
2 Main Road U/c Murghai, Rajanpur
30-12-2014 - 70 70
Women, women Led Theater Performance A women led theater has been organized in the Jinnah Auditorium, Baha-Udin Zakria University on February 23, 2015 during the South Asian Conference on Nutrition organized by Indus Consortium and Doaba Foundation. A large number of male and female participants including from neighboring countries, professors and students from other universities of Pakistan. Inter-School Essay/ Speech competition: World Food Day 2014 has been observed and celebrated in six target districts of Punjab, i.e. Layyah, Multan, DG Khan, Lahore, Rawalpindi and Rajanpur. Inter-school essay and speech competitions have been organized in different public, private schools and Arid Agriculture University Rawalpindi. Total 604 participants including 283 female took part in different competitions to highlight the importance of cases of malnutrition and demanded action for food security and climate change. The participants also walked for 1 km after the competitions.
Sr. Districts Date Female Participation
Male Participation
Total Participation
1 DG Khan October, 16, 2015 - 145 145
2 Layyah October, 16, 2015 31 35 66
3 Rajanpur October, 16, 2015 10 female 90 children
20 120
4 Multan October, 16, 2015 62 23 85
5 Rawalpindi October, 16, 2015 50 70 120
6 Lahore October, 16, 2015 40 28 68
TOTAL 283 321 604
Awareness raising through installation of bill board in urban cities of Punjab
A South Asian conference has been organized in Bahaudin Zakria University on February 23-24, 2015 at Multan. A bill board has also been installed outside the university before the even for the greater awareness. TV talk show for institutional setup on Climate change and food security challenges A TV talk show has been organized with Wasaib TV, Multan. Mr. Fazil Ansari represented Indus Consortium in the TV talk show along with other experts including Dr. Saeed Akhter, Chairman Food Sciences Department, BZU, Mr. Amjad Bukhari, senior analyst, and Prof. Dr. Nazim Hussain Labar, Agronomy, BZU. It was recorded on March 30, 2015 whereas broadcasted on April 5, 2015. One person one tree" plantation volunteer move More than 1000 plants have been planted during the “One person one tree” plantation move in the six districts of Punjab, i.e. Multan, Lahore, Rajanpur, Layyah, DG Khan and Rawalpindi. The local forest departments and CDA in Rawalpindi/ Islamabad were taken on-board in providing free plants for the volunteer plantation move, moreover; a strong liaison has been created with the stakeholders by involving them in the tree plantation.
Sr. Districts Date Female Participation
Male Participation
Total Participation
1 Village Dar wala,
Darkhan,
Khohawar and
Ahl wala
District DG Khan
Feb 14, 2015 120 120
2 Rajanpur Feb 25, 2015 8 15 Children 30
53
3 Multan
4 Rawalpindi March 12, 2015 400 600 1000
5 Lahore March 12, 2015 64 66 130
Inter District Women assemblies of FJ and CJ Inter Districts women assemblies on food justice and climate justice organized by Indus consortium in Multan on 17 February 2015. Total 307 participnats including 269 women farmers and 38 male from district Multan and Layyah alongwith the representative of civil society organizations, media and government allies, participated in this meeting. Women farmers shared that common views that how climate change has impacted on the lives of women farmers in very remote rural areas. Women presented their perspective on Food justice, that how the unequal accesses to nutritious foods has created health related problems which are leading to other social and physical problems for the women in society. Public perspective on CC and FJ through Indus Blog Ms. Sidra Afzaal has been appointed to maintain FB page and group of Indus Consortium and its Consortium’s. She has also started working on Indus Blogs and collection of public perspective regarding issues of harvesting food security in the face of climate change. Establishments of district level food and climate justice forum
In the six target districts of Punjab, district level food and climate justice forum have been formed. Each forum consists of 08-10 members belonging to different walks of life, including academia, civil society organizations, government entities, media personnel and experts on food security and climate justice.
TOR's (Autosaved) (1).docx
ISB - District forum Participants Name.docx
Forum Members List Layyah.docx
Forum member list Lahore.docx
Rajanpur CC and FS Forum.xlsx
District Forum List Multan.docx
DGkhan Food & CJ Forum.xlsx
Meetings of District level Food and CJ forum About 146 participants including 126 male and 20 female participants of district forums of six target districts have met during the meetings and discussed the prime agenda of the formation of the district forums.
Sr. Districts Date Female Participation
Male Participation
Total Participation
1 DG Khan Jan 05, 2015 40 40
2 Layyah Feb 10, 2015 1 9 10
3 Rajanpur Feb 11, 2015 2 8 10
4 Multan Feb 14, 2015 4 14 18
5 Rawalpindi Feb 06, 2015 1 7 8
6 Lahore Feb 12, 2015 2 8 10
7-8 DG Khan & Rajanpur
March 31, 2015 4 28 32
9-10 Layyah & Multan March 28, 2015 5 17 22
11 Lahore March 30, 2015 1 5 6
TOTAL 20 126 146
Building capacities of forums and community resource persons for gathering & sharing the CCA & FS related data and implementation of plans Three one-day training workshops have been organized for the members of district forums of Multan, Layyah, DG Khan, Rajanpur and Lahore. Total 50 district forum members including 10 female and 40 male participated in the
Sr. Districts Date Female
Participation Male Participation
Total Participation
1 DG Khan & Rajanpur
March 31, 2015 4 18 22
2 Layyah & Multan March 28, 2015 5 17 22
3 Lahore March 30, 2015 1 5 6
TOTAL 10 40 50
Establishment of provincial steering committee on FS & CJ After the establishment of district forums and first meetings with the members, members for provincial
steering committee have been identified. Thereafter, a strong linkage and feedback have been provided to the members of provincial steering committee through meetings and brain stormed on the need of LAPA. District level media Engagement on need of LAPA and FS plans Potential media have been engaged on need of LAPA and FS plans through press clubs and district forums. It has been ensured that district forum at all districts must have representation of media personnel in order to highlight the agenda of GROW campaign and especially cases of malnutrition from districts and LAPA. Signature move for food security and climate change policies and plans About 5000 signatures have been collected from six districts of Punjab during various activities of GROW Campaign and Indus Consortium’s other project activities. These signatures shall be documented and used for the lobby and advocacy based initiatives and actions. Public Voices at district levels on FS (collecting human stories) A renowned environmental journalist, Ms. Rina Saeed Khan have been engaged regarding developing and publishing three human stories under GROW campaign from the selected districts, Rajanpur, Multan and Layyah.
She visiting the assigned districts (Multan, Layyah and Rajanpur) and carried out the assignment. Ms. Rina also expressed her satisfaction over the criteria developed for identification of potential human interest stories. An article of hers had been published in Daily DAWN on April 5th, 2015 and others remaining stories will be submitted to Reuters (international news agency).
TORs Collecting Human Stories at district level.doc
Discourse on CC and FS with university students Three discourses on food security and climate justice have been organized with three partner universities of Punjab, Arid Agriculture University BZU university Multan and University of Punjab Lahore. About 386 students and teachers including 215 female and 171 male have participated in the three discourses.
Sr. Districts Date Female Participation
Male Participation
Total Participation
1 University of Punjab, Lahore
March 12, 2015
64 66 130
2 Arid University, Rawalpindi
March 19, 2015
80 50 130
3 University of Punjab, Lahore
March 27, 2015
71 55 126
TOTAL 215 171 386
Visibility: Here are the links; Pictures & News Web Link: 1-Flicker: 2-Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=oa.1810220172537077&type=1 https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=oa.1812052379020523&type=1 https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.950998038267928.1073741922.143148652386208&type=1 https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=715032251942629&set=pcb.1801287503430344&type=1&theater https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=715032001942654&set=pcb.1801287503430344&type=1&theater https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=715032471942607&set=pcb.1801287503430344&type=1&theater https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=oa.1808831929342568&type=1 https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=oa.1807052079520553&type=1 https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10204853290866280&set=pcb.1806801806212247&type=1&theater https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.943849695649429.1073741918.143148652386208&type=1 https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=pcb.1802526133306481&type=1 https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=pcb.1800039500221811&type=1 https://www.facebook.com/anwaarft/posts/10206226145839303 3-News Paper: http://epaper.dawn.com/DetailNews.php?StoryText=05_04_2015_424_001
http://www.express.com.pk/epaper/PoPupwindow.aspx… http://www.express.com.pk/epaper/PoPupwindow.aspx…
And also published in The Daily Dawn, The Nation, Nai Bat, Jinnah, Jahan e Pakistan, City 42, The Pakistan.
4-Youtub/Daily Moting
Documenting Oxfam’s work with ONL media person in Sindh & Punjab
2. Progress towards your objectives
Obj List main outcomes you plan to achieve
Indicator Output to date Progress towards the outcomes
1 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 1.8 1.9 1.10 1.11
Result 01: Community is made aware and sensitized on their rights related to food security and climate justice issue. Community awareness meetings on food and climate justice Formation of six community theater groups Capacity building of Six theater groups Community theaters on food and climate justice Grow song would be part Women, women led theater performances Street theaters in Urban cities on CJ and FJ Publications dissemination of Effective IEC material on FS & CC Awareness raising through installation of bill boards in urban cities of Punjab TV talk shows for institutional set up on Climate Change & food security challenges & way forwards Radio Messages One Person One Tree Plantation Move
240 meetings are
conducted 06 theater groups are
formed 06 theater groups are
trained 30 theaters are
performed 14 women led theaters
are performed 08 street theaters are
performed
IEC is developed and disseminated
Bill boards are installed in urban cities
7 TV talk shows will be organized
Radio messages will be on-aired
4000 trees will be
planted
42 meetings are conducted 06 theater groups are formed
06 theater groups are trained
05 theater performances have been
conducted
01 women led theater is organized. 02 street theaters of first year are
performed
2 items of IEC material have been printed
1 bill board has been installed during south Asian conference in BZU
1 tv talk show has been organized
1.12 1.13 1.14 1.15 2 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 3.5
Inter district family farmers women assemblies on FJ and CC Growers Festivals Inter school speech and essay competitions FJ and CC Public perspective on CC and FJ through Indus Blogs Result 02: Alliances and Networks to promote food security with right to food approach and climate justice are formed and functioning well at districts and provincial level Establishment of district level food and climate justice forums Meetings of District level food and climate justice Building capacity of forums and community resource persons for gathering & sharing the CCA Establishment of provincial steering committee on food security and CJ Result 03: Institutional set up and plans to deal with food insecurity & climate change are established & implemented at district and provincial level in Punjab. Media engagement for the development of LAPA Discourses on CC and FJ with
12 women farmer assemblies organized
04 Growers festivals organized
24 speech/essay competitions are conducted
Communities are developing their posts and sharing
06 district forums are established
Media is engaged throughout the project
20 discourses events have been organized
02 women farmer assemblies have been organized in Multan and Layyah
01 grower festival has been
organized 06 speech/essay competitions on
World Food Day have been organized
06 district forums have been established
05 district forums have gone through the thematic technical sessions on Food Security and Climate Change
Provincial Steering committee has been formed, two members from each forum has been identified for the provincial steering committee member.
Media has been engaged in all the districts for the coverage of events and advocacy on CC & FS plans
03 discourse events has been organized in Arid University,
3.22 3.28 3.32
university students Meetings with EPA/PEPA and other stakeholders Introductory meetings with universities
03 youth conferences and 03 meetings with targeted universities
University of Punjab Lahore and BZU Multan.
03 meetings have been organized
with targeted universities
3. Progress on digital media (online/offline)
Description Event Details Quantitative Indicators Qualitative Indicators (Observation)
1 Creative Products
# of products distributed offline # of unique page views # of media hits
2 Networks/Allies & Influential engagements
# of events # of people engaged,
participants, volunteers
# of Sign on letters, petitions # of type of actions taken and
influentials engaged
# and type of actions taken 02 of events organized by allies
3 Policy Influence 03 of lobby meeting and level of influence of policymakers
Are there any strategic lesions learnt that other might benefit from hearing? What changes to your tactics are needed, if any?
- In the previous year, campaign staff ignored the aspect of awareness during community session,
therefore; re-naming it as sensitization and mobilization sessions would be more appropriate - While undergoing community awareness sessions in urban and rural target areas of Punjab, it
was an observation there should have been IEC material and tool kit for instance charts, documentary and brouchers with thematic information on the subject.
- Women led theater performances could not work due to lack of women theater members from the rural target districts of Punjab, moreover; women theater members also could not undergone the women led theater. There was a clear hindrance of culture and lack of orientation and sensitization regarding female participation in theater performances by the local society.
- There must be more growers’ festivals as this activity engages a large number of stakeholders and create a broader impact.
- Use of local print and electronic media to support the district level activities could have been more frequent.
- Plantation volunteer move was a very effective activity with multiple impacts. By increasing the outreach, coordination and budget of the plantation activity, mega joint ventures could be sought.
- The theater groups have gone through capacity building however they need to be refreshed on some other tools, i.e. street theater etc.
- TV talk show and community theater performances should be recorded and broadcast on local cable tv. District forum members of DG Khan and Rajanpur have volunteered to coordinate with local cable provider
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What will be your key priorities and activities for the next quarter?
Here are the key priorities for 2015-2016: - Growers festival - Sensitization and mobilization sessions in communities and Universities - Community theater performances - Street theaters - TV Talk show - Radio Messages - Development of Budget Primer - Development of LAPA in districts - Refresher of theater groups - Provincial Capacity building of forum members - Signature Campaign - Collection of human stories - Community Petitions - Online Petitions - Letters to UN Rapporteur