ANNUAL REPORT 2011 - ENGLISH

VisionResettlement of Internally Displaced Persons in their

original Places of Living with Dignity

Mission

To ensure secured and honourable life for persons

displaced due to conflicts prevailed in the North and East

by providing facilities to resettle them and implementing

development projects effectively and efficiently to

improve their quality of life.

Contents

Resettlement in terms of 'Mahinda Chinthana' iMessage of the Hon. Minister of Resettlement iiMessage of the Hon. Deputy Minister of Resettlement iiiMessage of the Secretary, Ministry of Resettlement ivOn our Way to Success.. v

Provision of Dry Rations for the Displaced Families 17Basic facilities provided on Resettling 18

3.4 Progress of the infrastructure and housing development project - Puttalam 23

1. Policies and Strategies of the Ministry

2. Institutions functioning under the purview of the Ministry

3. Performance and Progress

4. Various Development Programmes in Pictures

5. Future Vision

1.1. Objectives of the Ministry 11.2. Programmes implemented by the Ministry 11.3. Provision of facilities for the displaced persons under different fields 1-5

1.1.Resettlement Authority 61.1.1.Objectives of the Resettlement Authority 61.1.2. Functions of the Resettlement Authority 6-7

1.2.National Projects Coordination Unit 71.2.1.Objectives of the National Projects Coordination Unit 7

1.3.Puttalam Housing Project 71.3.1.Objectives of the Project 8

1.4.Secretariat for Northern Displaced Muslims (SNDM) 81.4.1.Programmes implemented by the Secretariat 8

3.1.Ministry of Resettlement 9-123.1.1.Resettlement - Eastern Province 133.1.2.Resettlement from relief villages in the North 14-153.1.3.Manik Farm Relief Villages 15-163.1.4.Maintenance of the Relief Villages 163.1.5. Overall Resettlement - Northern Province 16-173.1.6.3.1.7.3.1.8.Special Projects 18-203.1.9.Deyata Kirula' - 2012 20

3.2.Resettlement Authority 213.2.1.Madhu Housing Project 213.2.2.Details of Resettled Persons 213.2.3.Coordination of the NGOs 21-223.2.4.Love of South towards North 22

3.3.Functions of the National Projects Coordination Unit 22

3.4.1.Construction of Houses 233.4.2.Drinking Water Supply Projects 23-243.4.3.Developments of internal roads 243.4.4.Sanaitary Facilities 243.4.5.Financial Progress 24

3.5.Secretariat for Northern Displaced Muslims (SNDM) 25

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295.1. Estabilishment of Model Houses 29

Under the Uthuru Wasanthaya programme, the internallydisplaced living in welfare centers in

Vavuniya are being resettled. Most of them from Vavuniya, Mannar and

Jaffna and part of Mulativu and Killinochchi are already resettled.

The remainder from Mulativu and Killinochchi Districts will be resettled systematically without delay,

based on the speed at which the de-mining process takes place.

A comprehensive project will be implemented to resettle the Muslim Peoples forcibly evicted by the

LTTE from the Northern Province during 1990, in their respective places of origin with due attention

being paid to their housing, livelihood and infrastructure facilities.

Each family that is resettled will be provided with Rs. 50,000 to construct temporary shelter

and additional building materials worth Rs. 50,000.

On a long term basis, Rs. 325,000 will be provided to each family to reconstruct houses

destroyed in the war.

Rs. 100,000 will be provided to families for the renovation of houses.

Assistance will be provided to every household to construct latrines.

All families engaged in agrarian activities will be provided with agriculture equipment.

All families engaged in agrarian activities will be provided with seeds and fertilizer relevant to

the crops cultivated by them.

All Farmer Organizations will be provided with a Water Pump and a tractor free of charge.

All fishermen will be provided with fishing equipment.

Two fish processing centers will be established in Mannar and Jaffna.

Equipment and chicks will be provided for the poultry industry.

Villages for dairy farmers will be established to promote the dairy industry.

Those who wish to engage in self-employment will be provided with the necessary

equipment free of charge.

Housing

Agricultural Incentives

Fishing Industry

Animal Husbandry

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iMinistry of ResettlementPerformance and Progress Report - 2011

'Mahinda Chinthana page 63-64'

It is with pleasure I write this message for the Performance and Progress Report 2011 of Ministry of

Resettlement.

In terms of the duties and functions entrusted to this Ministry, resettlement of displaced people in

their original places of residence and provision of necessary relief have been effected with great care

and responsibility. In the process of resettlement, infrastructure facilities and other basic requirements

are provided. It has been able to carry out the responsibility of resettlement without any barrier with

the eradication of terrorism from this country. This Ministry has been able to resettle more than

200,000 displaced people in the Eastern Province. Completion of resettlement process in the Eastern

Province to the satisfaction of the international community is a great victory on the part of the

Government.

Nearly two hundred eighty thousand persons displaced from the Northern Province have been

resettled in their original places of residence and it has been planned to resettle the rest before the

end of this year. I would like to make a special mention that Resettlement Process is carried out in

conformity with the international standards.

At this moment, I must offer my sincere gratitude to His Excellency the Precedent Mahinda Rajapaksa

for relying in me and entrusting me with the responsibility of this Ministry.

I take this opportunity to offer my gratitude to all the parties including Hon. Basil Rajapaksa, Minister

of Economic Development, Hon. Vinayagamoorthi Muralitharan, Deputy Minister of Resettlement,

other Hon. Ministers, Ministry Secretaries, Government Agents, Government Officials, Police Officers,

Officers of the Armed Forces and Civil Society for their Cooperation.

I must also thank the Ministry Secretary and the entire staff of the Ministry who extended their

unstinted support in the midst of difficulties to perform the functions of the Ministry successfully in

2011. My sole hope is to make the targeted development programme of the Ministry for 2012, a

reality.

Minister of Resettlement.

M. H. Gunaratne Weerakoon (M.P)

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Message from

Hon. M. H. Gunaratne Weerakoon

Minister of Resettlement.

Ministry of ResettlementPerformance and Progress Report - 2011

I am privileged to send this note on the perfomance of our Ministry for the Perfomance and Progress

Report 2011. We have been able to free our country from terrorism prevailed over three decades due

to the unwavering leadership and diplomacy of H.E the President Mahinda Rajapaksa. It is pleasure

for me to join hand with His Excellency in his huge campaign launched to bring about prosperity to

our island.

I must convey my felicitation to His Excellency for offering me the office of the Deputy Minister of

Resettlement with which the responsibility of resettling the displaced people with due respect to

them in their original places of residence, is entrusted. Our Ministry has been able to provide all the

facilities required for the displaced people who were located in Manik Farm Relief Villages,

infrastructure facilities for resettled people and take measures to establish their livelihood in a

commendable way under the guidance of Hon. Basil Rajapaksa, Minister of Economic Development.

I take this opportunity to offer my sincere gratitude to Hon. M.H. Gunaratne Weerakoon, Minister of

Resettlement who guided me in carrying out my responsibility and to the Ministry Secretary and the

entire staff of the Ministry who labored much in this endeavor. I expect the cooperation of all to

perform the functions of this Ministry effectively.

Deputy Minister of Resettlement

Vinayagamoorthi Muralitharan (M.P)

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Message from

Hon. Vinayagamoorthi Muralitharan

Deputy Minister of Resettlement


It is with great pleasure I issue a message to the Performance and Progress Report - 2011 of our

Ministry on this occasion where the resettlement process has reached its final phase.

With the elimination of terrorism which lasted for three decades in the North and East, our Ministry

was entrusted with the responsibility of resettling the people who were displaced due to the war, with

dignity in their original places of living making the “Mahinda Chinthana” a reality. About one million

people were displaced due to the war conflicts. The main objective of our Ministry is to provide

welfare facilities for these displaced people.

Our Ministry which faced this challenge successfully concentrated on two main areas. One was to

provide humanitarian assistance to the displaced people. Under this programme, essential needs

including dry rations, food, temporary shelters, drinking water, sanitary facilities, health, education,

power etc. were provided

The other objective was to make necessary steps to integrate these people to a sustainable

development programme by providing them with permanent shelter, livelihood assistance and

infrastructure facilities. Arrangements have been made to introduce participatory programmes since

2012 to develop 50 backward villages at one time with the objective of achieving the millennium

goals endorsed by the United Nations Organization by 2015 and to make the outcomes of these

programmes available to the displaced people too.

A special mention has to be made of the valuable guidance received from His Excellency, the

President Mahinda Rajapaksa in fulfilling the responsibility entrusted to our Ministry. Similarly, I

would like to note with gratitude the guidance provided and the cooperation extended by Hon. Basil

Rajapaksa Minister of Economic Development, Hon.M.H. Gunaratne Weerakoon, Minister of

Resettlement and Hon. Vinayagamoorthi Muralitharan, Deputy Minister of Resettlement. Further, my

special thanks should go to the Presidential Task Force on Development, Security and Resettlement in

the Northern Province, officials of Ministries, District Secretaries, Heads of Government Institutions,

Armed Forces and Police, Representatives of Local and International NGOs and all the officers of our

Ministry.

Secretary, Ministry of Resettlement

B.M.U.D. Basnayake

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Message from

Mr. B.M.U.D. Basnayake

Secretary, Ministry of Resettlement


On our Way to Success..

The Ministry of Resettlement was formed in the later part of 2005, under the regime of His Excellency

Mahinda Rajapaksa, President of Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka. The main objective of the

Ministry was to resettle the people who were displaced due to the ethnic conflicts prevailed in the

North and East for three decades and to ensure normal living conditions for them.

With the intention of strengthening and widening the functions of the Ministry, it was renamed as

Ministry of Resettlement and Disaster Relief Services by the extraordinary Gazette no. 1482/9 of

29.01.2007.

This Ministry was entrusted with the responsibility of implementing short-term and long-term

projects required to provide immediate relief for the people who were affected by war and natural &

man-made disasters, and upgrade their living conditions.

Under this programme, more than 200,000 displaced persons in the Eastern Province were resettled.

The Ministry was able to implement this resettlement process to the utmost satisfaction of the

international community.

Actions were taken to provide necessary facilities for the displaced persons of about 300,000 who

were located in the relief villages in Manik Farm - Vavuniya, Jaffna and Pulmudai after the

humanitarian operation carried out to free the Northern Province from the grip of terrorism.

Resettlement of the displace persons was carried out stage by stage in line with the completion of

de-mining activity with was executed by the armed forces with great dedication.

His Excellency, the President took action to re-establish the Ministry of Resettlement on 26.04.2010

removing the subject of Disaster Relief Services in order to pay more attention to the process of

Resettlement. Accordingly, the Resettlement programme was accelerated by this Ministry. The

process of Resettlement in the Northern Province has now reached its final stage. Resettlement

Programme in the Northern Province was started from Musali DS Division of Mannar District, and by

31.10.2010, 451452 displaced persons were resettled.

It has to be mentioned that the Ministry is dedicated to provide an effective service to the resettled

families in line with the vision and mission of the Ministry, widening and streamlining the

resettlement activities.

vMinistry of ResettlementPerformance and Progress Report - 2011

1.1 Objectives of the Ministry

1.2 Progammes Implemented by the Ministry

1.3 Provision of facilities for the displaced persons under different fields

� Provision of relief and humanitarian aids and proper protection to the internally displaced

persons by maintaining the Relief Villages.

Resettle the people who were displaced internally and who became refugees in other countries, in

their places of original residence.

Create a suitable environment to resettle the displaced people and provide necessary facilities to

them.

Ensure the provision of facilities by coordinating with the Government and Non-Government

Organizations.

Ensure that the resources received from donors are spent effectively and efficiently.

Make the Internally displaced persons and refugees contribute to the development projects of

the country and ensure their resettlement process in order to make them live with the rest of the

people.

Maintaining the welfare centers for

displaced people, and ensuring their

security has been the continuous

responsibility of this Ministry. The

responsibility of providing basic needs

and other requirements to them until

they are resettled is carried out by the

Ministry accordingly.

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� Implementation of Plans and Programmes for the resettlement of people who were affected byWar.

Coordination of the functions of the projects relevant to Resettlement which are funded by

United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), United Nations Development

Programme (UNDP), World Bank and Asian Development Bank (ADB).

Rehabilitation of Persons and Properties

Resettlement of Refugees

Coordination of Resettlement and Development activities.

Assist the Government organizations and non-government organizations to restore the normal

life of displaced persons.

Facilitating the coordination between the Government, funding agencies, non-governmental

organizations and civil society in resettlement activities.

Provision of essential services for the displaced persons.

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Policies and Strategiesof the Ministry

1. Security


One of the major objectives of the Ministry is to provide food, shelter, security and other essential

services to the people displaced internally due to the conflicts in Northern and Eastern areas before

their resettlement.

The Ministry is bound to

maintain welfare centers and

relief villages for these displaced

persons with necessary facilities,

dry rations and other facilities to

resettled people.

2. Resettlement

The basic criterion of resettlement is resettling them in their original places of living or in alternative

places with their consent. Resettlement of displaced people in the land-mined areas is done after the

de-mining has been completed. Displaced people have the right of being resettled in their original

places and enjoying their own properties. However, creating a conducive environment to live with

dignity, after completing the de-mining process and providing their basic needs is a major

component of the resettlement

process. It is the responsibility of

the Ministry to provide necessary

facilities including 6 months dry

ration, housing aid of Rs.

25000/-, agricultural tool kits and

to provide infrastructure and

livelihood facilities to upgrade

their living conditions.

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3. Provision of Essential Services


The economic, social and infrastructure facilities required for the displaced people have to be

provided before implementing the resettlement programme. For that, roads, hospitals, schools,

offices, buildings, electricity, power, markets and water supply have to be brought to normal at first

and then repair and reconstruction of houses and buildings have to be done. The Government has

taken measures to accelerate the reconstruction with the assistance of local and international non-

Governmental organizations.

Provision of livelihood and

implementing human resources

development activities are also

being carried out by this Ministry.

Measures have been taken toimplement the resettlementprocesses successfully through thecoordination with the World Bank,United Nations HighCommissioner for Refugees(UNHCR), United NationsChildren's Fund (UNICEF) andother international Non-Governmental Organizations.

4. Provision of Infrastructure Facilities and Livelihood

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Ministry contribution is made for

the reconstruction of destroyed

or damaged sacred places due to

the war. This programme has

enabled the displaced persons to

facilitate their religious

performances and fulfill their

religious obligations. The Ministry

has taken measures to allocate

funds to renovate these religious

places on satisfying with the

requirements.

7. Protecting the Rights of the Displaced People

Steps will be taken to ensure necessary Economic and Social rights and requirements of the

displaced people when resettling

them in their places of original

residence or in the places

selected with their consent in

line with the international

standards. The Ministry is

coordinating with the United

Nations High Commissioner for

Refugees (UNHCR), United

Nations Children's Fund

(UNICEF) and Human Rights

Commission in carrying out

these responsibilities.

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6. Reconstruction of Sacred Places


8. Creating Co-existence between Displaced People and the Host Community

It is the responsibility of the General Public to consider the displaced people as a part of the main

stream of society and avoid

arising any disparities between

each other. Disparities between

the civil society and the

displaced people should be

avoided in the resettlement

process. Special programmes are

organized to achieve this

purpose.

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The IDP who came for Resettlement at Arippu village in mannar disctict under resettlement programme


Government Institutions, Statutory Authorities and Special Projects are functioning under this

Ministry to implement the plans and programmes formulated by the Ministry. Institutions mentioned

below are contributing to this task.

Institutions which are mentioned below, bear the responsibility separately in performing their

respective duties with a collective responsibility in achieving the goal of the Ministry.

1) Resettlement Authority

2) National Projects Coordination Unit

3) Puttalam Housing Project

4) Secretariat for Northern Displaced Muslims (SNDM)

� Ensure the Resettlement or Relocation of Internally Displaced Persons and Refugees with dignity

and safety.

To facilitate resettlement of Internally Displaced Persons and Refugees to enable their

Rehabilitation linking them to the Development Process of the country.

Coordination with the efforts of various institutions with necessary resources and power, in order

to avoid displacement.

Formulating and implementing Projects and Programmes for the tasks such as Provision of

Education, Health and Housing facilities, ensuring the basic Human Rights, Provision of Livelihood

assistance, accelerating the resettlement process through demining and removing debris.

To formulate and implement a Policy for Resettling the internally displaced persons and refugees.

To Coordinate the efforts of Government, donors, international NGOs, Civil Society agencies and

others possessing the required mandates and resources in order to avoid displacement of

people.

To formulate and implement specific programmes and projects for resettlement and relocation of

internally displaced persons and refugees in a safe and dignified manner.

To assist the IDPs and refugees to obtain their lost documents such as birth/death certificates,

marriage certificates, national identity cards, deeds of properties and any other documents

required from the state departments.

To assist in providing infrastructure facilities, education and health facilities.

To implement resettlement programmes including housing schemes to facilitate the resettlement

and relocation.

To assist in utilizing the local and foreign monetary resources for implementing the planned

resettlement programmes.

To provide facilities in resolving problems relating to ownership and possession rights for moveable

and immoveable properties.

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2.1 Resettlement Authority

2.1.1 Objectives of Resettlement Authority

2.1.2 Functions of the Resettlement Authority

Resettlement Authority was established in terms of the Act No. 09 of 2007 with the

aim of formulating and implementing sustainable programmes to resettle the

displaced people in their original places voluntarily or by the Government.

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Introduction to the Institutionsfunctioning under the Ministry


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To facilitate the restoration of basic Human Rights including the Cultural Rights in order to empower

the internally displaces persons.

To receive the representations regarding the requirements of the displaced persons, considering

them and forwarding them to the respective authorized agencies for the necessary action.

To mobilize the displaced to initiate and implement partnerships for the recovery and development

in accordance with individual or community needs.

To promote the livelihood activities among the displaced and refugees.

To provide a reasonable access to information on policies, resources and progress on activities

earmarked for their recovery and facilitate dialogue with concerned intervening agencies.

To ensure a conducive physical environment for resettlement by demining and removing debris and

repairing damaged infrastructure facilities.

The National Project Coordination Unit has been established as a special unit under this Ministry,

with the financial provisions of United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) in 2007 to

provide humanitarian and other facilities for the displaced persons of the North and East.

Provision of welfare facilities, humanitarian needs and other infrastructure facilities to the

displaced people in the North and East.

Taking expeditious action to fulfill the requirements of the displaced people.

Giving the necessary contribution for the resettlement process by helping the de-mining process

and reconstructing the houses and infrastructure facilities.

Facilitating the coordination among UNO, International and local NGOs in the implementation of

resettlement programmes by the Government.

Implementing the programmes to facilitate the return of refugees who are living abroad as a

result of the war.

Provision of secured temporary shelters, food, drinking water, health and sanitation facilities,

education and other necessary facilities to displaced people with the assistance of Government

Departments, UNO and NGOs.

Implementing the programmes under the sponsorship of UNHCR to provide facilities to

displaced persons ensuring effective coordination with the Project Unit of the Ministry.

Carrying out detailed Census of the displaced people. Making necessary arrangements to

introduce new livelihood avenues to the displaced people by uniting displaced people,

promoting educational facilities, collecting information of their earlier income sources etc.

Implementation of various projects through coordination of humanitarian activities for the

welfare of displaced persons, with United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR),

International Organization for Migration (IOM) and World Food Programme (WFP), United

Nations Education, Social and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) and other International and Local

NGOs.

This project was established on 27 August 2007 under the World Bank aids to

provide Houses, Sanitation facilities, Roads and implement Drinking Water Schemes

for the displaced families living in the Puttalam District. The World Bank has

allocated Rs. 32 million for this project and the local contribution is Rs. 22 million.

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2.2 National Project Coordination Unit

2.2.1 Objectives of the National Project Coordination Unit

2.3 Puttalam Housing Project

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2.3.1 Objective of the Project

2.4.1 Activities carried out by the Secretariat

2.4 Secretariat for Nothern Displaced Muslims

Improving the quality of life of displaced persons living in the Puttalam District and neighboring hostfamilies in order to promote corporation between them by providing housing, drinking water, roadsand sanitation facilities to them.

Due to the conflicts prevailed in the North, most of Muslim and Sinhala people lived in the Northern

Province and a small number of Tamil people were displaced internally in 1990 and later. These

displaced people had gone to various districts for temporary settlements. Majority of the people who

were displaced in later 1990 are Muslims. Their original places of living were Mannar, Mulativu,

Kilinochchi, Jaffna and Vavuniya districts of the Northern Province. Majority of these displaced

Muslims were temporary settled in the Puttalam District. Apart from that, a considerable number of

displaced persons were temporary settled in Anuradhapura and Kurunegala Districts too. Few others

were settled with their relatives and friends in the Districts such as Colombo, Gampaha, Kalutara,

Galle and Kandy. Although, Sinhalese people had been displaced from the Northern Province, it is

only a few of them have settled in the Puttalam District. Most of the Muslim displaced people settled

down in the welfare centers in the Puttalam District. Since the majority of displaced people who

settled down in Puttalam were Muslims, this office was established in 2005 to meet their needs.

Providing the infrastructure facilities for the displaced people living in Welfare Centers.

Provisions of aids for receiving educational facilities.

Promotion of the Cultural Activities.

Coordinating with various Government institutions for the provision of necessary services to

displaced people.

Providing the necessary assistance for relevant organizations to obtain the services from NGOs.

Provision of facilities to the people living in camps by appointing Camp Officers.

Taking necessary steps to provide drinking water and sanitation.

Providing the assistance to obtain Birth Certificates, National Identity Cards, Passports by

coordinating with respective Divisional Secretaries.

Due

to the fact that the functions entrusted to this office came to an end, the Cabinet of Ministers

decided to close down the office on 31 March 2011.st

� Provision of dry ration for displace people.

Providing of roofing sheets.

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Arrival of Displace

Muslims from

the North

in the Musali DS in

Mannar for

Resettlement


3.1 Ministry of Resettlement

The details on allocation of provisions and expenditure incurred by Districts during the year 2011 aregiven in the table 3.1. The allocations of provisions under different categories are given in table 3.2.These figures show the financial progress under these categories.

Table 3.1 : Details on allocation of Provisions by Districts

Table 3.2 : Details on Allocations under different categories and Expenses

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13.7713.77

6.446.44

6.956.95

21.2721.27

9.019.01

1.401.40

50.5150.51

0.140.14

8.798.79

12.7512.75

10.3010.30

9.049.04

District wise investment Rs. Million

Performance and Progress

No. District No. of

projects

Provisions

(Rupees

million)

Expenses

(Rupees

million)

01 Puttalam 10 15.45 13.77

02 Mannar 09 26.48 6.44

03 Vavuniya 22 27.38 6.95

04 Mulathivu 05 30.97 21.27

05 Anuradhapura 06 11.42 9.01

06 Trincomalee 07 1.41 1.40

07 Batticaloa 08 50.75 50.51

08 Polonnaruwa 02 0.14 0.14

09 Galle 09 9.99 8.79

10 Jaffna 02 28.0 12.75

11 Kilinochchi 01 20.0 10.30

12 Moneragala 02 27.50 9.04

Total 83 249. 49 150.37

No. Category Provisions

(Rupeesmillion)

Release ofFunds

01 Internal Road Development 7.55 06.83

02 Education 23.28 21.77

03 Community Development 5.65 03.00

04 Development of Religious Places 2.95 02.97

05 Power & Energy 10.76 11.08

06 Health Facilities 3.86 2.66

07 Drinking Water & Sanitary Facilities 6.39 04.48

08 Livelihood Development 25.02 18.86

09 Housing 164.02 78.71

Total 249.49 151.57

(Rupeesmillion)


Rs. 6.83 million has been

invested for the rehabilitation of

roads, construction of new roads

and gravelling of roads in order

to satisfy the needs of

displaced people.

Rs. 21.78 million has beeninvested for the construction ofschool and pre-school buildingswhere the displaced children arestudying, reconstruction ofdamaged buildings, constructionof playgrounds and constructionof safety walls around theschools and uplifting theeducational activities of thedisplaced children.

Projects were implemented tointroduce Community based

Programmes for the displacedpersons. Projects such as

conducting workshops,upgrading sports skills,

conducting training andeducational programmes,

organizing awarenessprogrammes were implemented.

These projects have paved wayfor the displaced people to

integrate into the main streamof society in such a way that

their skills could be utilized forthe development of the country

in a desirable mentalenvironment. Rs. 03.00 million

has been spent for these purposes.

Education

Internal Road Development

Community Development



invested for construction and

reconstruction of Buddhist and

Hindu temples, Mosques and

Churches which were destroyed

due to the war, facilitating the

displaced persons in

performing their

religious activities

properly and easily.

Under the Action Plan of 2011,


invested to provide electricity

connections for displaced

persons, supply power

generators, settle the electricity

bills of the camp

residents who could

not afford to pay

them.

Rs. 2.66 million has been invested

to ensure facilities of displaced

persons including the facilities of

hospitals, construction of

Ayurvedic traetment centers,

conducting of medical

clinics etc.

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Development of Religious Places

Power and Energy

Health



invested for the construction of

proper drainage systems, wells

and tube wells, and

reconstruction latrine pits in

order to fulfill the drinking

water requirements and

upgrade the sanitation

facilities of the displaced

persons.

Even though well educated

youths were living in Puttalam,

Anuradhapura, Vavuniya,

Mannar, Trincomalee, Batticaloa,

Jaffna, Ampara, Mulativu and

Kilinochchi Districts, Rs. 18.86

million has been invested

for upgrading their

economy since most

of them were

unemployed.

The Ministry is making

arrangements to provide

permanent shelters to displaced

persons under the resettlement

process. Under this programme,

Rs.78.71 million has been

invested to implement the

housing scheme in the Eastern

Province as well as in the

Northern Province. 1000

houses programme in the

Northern Province,

Housing Rehabilitation

programme in Batticaloa,

Housing Project in the

Nelliadda Resurgence

Village in Moneragala

District are some of them.

Drinking Water and Sanitation Facilities

Livehood Development

Housing


3.1.1 Resettlement - Eastern Province

With the liberation of the Eastern province from the terrorists, an accelerated programme was

initiated to ensure security and resettlement of the persons displaced due to the war.

persons persons

The Government was able to resettle 126,600 displaced people in the Batticaloa district, 1175

displaced in the Ampara District and 127,626 in the Trincomalee district. The

Ministry was able to perform this duty in line with the internationally recognized norms and fulfilling

the necessities of the people.

Summary of Resettlement in the Batticaloa District

Summary of Resettlement in the Trincomalee District

Summary of Resettlement in the Ampara District

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No Resettled DS DivisionResettlement

Families Persons

01 Manmunai West- Vaunathivu 8028 27575

02 Eraur Pattu- Chenkaladi 4264 15066

03 Koralepattu South- Kiran 3199 12346

04 Manmunai South- West- Pattipalai 6437 21596

05 Porathivupattu- Vellavali 9709 32038

06 Koralepattu- North- Vakarai 4545 15524

People of Vavuniya district who have

been resettled in the Batticaloa District

1003 2455

TOTAL 37185 126600

No. Resettled DS Division Resettlement

Families Persons

01 Ampara 337 1175

Total 337 1175

No. Resettled DS Division Resettlement

Families Persons

01 Verugal 3033 10697

02 Mutur 15631 57718

03 Seruwila 2408 8873

04 Morawewa 1644 5955

05 Gomarankadawala 464 1486

06 Kinniya 1115 4615

07 Urban Area 963 3499

08 Padavi Sri Pura 45 98

09 Thambalagamuwa 423 1267

10 Kuchchaveli 8748 33399

11 Kanthale 27 79

Total 34501 127626


3.1.2 Resettlement of People who were in the Manik Farm Relief Villages,Vavuniya

Resettlement activities of around three hundred

thousand people who were displaced from the

North and located at the Manik Farm relief

villages, Vavuniya were started from the Musali

DS Division of Mannar District. Resettlement of

3316 persons belonging to 1024 displaced

families was done accordingly. The Ministry took

steps to provide basic infrastructure facilities to

these resettled families immediately on their

resettlement ensuring their traditional livelihood

patterns such as fishing and cultivation and providing self-employment. 273087 people who were

displaced from North and living in the relief villages have been resettled under the resettlement

programme thus initiated.

Displaced Persons from the North now located in Relief Villages - As at 18.10.2011

Resettlement in the Northern Province from Relief Villages - As at 18.10.2011

Progress of Resettlement -

Northern Province 2011.10.18 up to

97%

3%

Resettled

To be Resettled

14

No. Relief VillageInside the Relief Village

Families Persons

01 Kadiragamar 1014 3348

02 Ananda Kumaraswamy- Zone 1 1259 4153

Total 2273 7501

No. Place of stay beforeResettlement

District where

ResettledFamilies Persons

01

Relief Villages locatedinVavuniya, Mannar andTrincomalee (Pulmodai)areas.

Vavuniya 8406 27364

02 Kilinochchi 19778 66405

03 Mulativu 13716 44637

04 Mannar 4532 15265

05 Jaffna 23096 75506

06 Batticaloa 897 2514

07 Trincomalee 2112 6704

08 Polonnaruwa 1 1

09 Kandy 5 26

10 Ampara 191 591

11 Puttalam 10 33

12 Kegalle 4 14

13 Badulla 1 2

14 Colombo 2 5

15 Gampaha 1 3

16 Nuwara eliya 2 4

17 Galle 1 1

18 Matale 1 3

19 Kurunegala 2 9

20 Other Districts 1429

Total 122248 235516

TABLE


3.1.3 Manik Farm Relief Villages

With the Humanitarian Operations taken place in the Northern Province, members of the General

Public who were detained as a human shield by LTTE started to reach the Government controlled

areas seeking protection around March 2009. Some travelled on land and some used sea routes to

arrive in these areas. Those people were directed to Vavuniya through the Omanthai checkpoint while

some were directed to Trincomalee, Jaffna and

other places. People thus arrived were

temporary settled in schools, religious places

and other public places, and the necessary

facilities were provided for them. The

Government took action to construct Relief

Villages as an accelerated project to avoid

collapsing the provisions of common amenities

with the increase of arrivals. These activities

were implemented under the guidance and

direction of the Presidential Task Force and with

the assistance of other line Ministries.

Accordingly, four villages named Ananda

Kumaraswamy, Arunachalam, Kadiragamar and

Ramanadan were constructed. These villages

15

TABLE No. Place of stay beforeResettlement

Resettlement dueto various easonsR

Families Persons

Went for Resettlement 23551601

Relief Villages andReliefCenters located in

Vavuniya, Mannar, and

Trincomalee(Pulmodai)

areas.

Medical 420

02 Humanitarian 9726

03 Above 60 years of Age 9114

04 Court Orders 429

05 Foreign Citizenship 10

06 UniversityStudents 147

07 Elder’s Homes 393

08 Children’s Homes 637

09 Host 3909

10 Religious Leaders 17

11 Infants with family

members

687

12 Pregnant Mothers 2052

13 Other Reasons 179

Total 27720

Resettlement and otherReasons

Grand Total 263236

TABLENo. Place of stay before

ResettlementDistrict where

Resettled

Families Persons

Resettlement and OtherReasons

263236

01 Relief Centers located inJaffnaDistrict.

In Jaffna, Mannar,Vavuniya and

Trincomalee Districts

3343 9851

Total 3343 9851

Grand Total 273087


were constructed as model villages and all the

facilities required for the people were provided

for these families.

Villages named Zone 4, Zone 5 and Zone 6

were established facilitating the re-functioning

of schools, which were used as Relief Centers.

Accordingly, all the displaced families who were

living in those schools and other public places

were shifted to these newly established villages.

The Government took necessary action to

provide essential services such as foods

(cooked and dry), drinking water, electricity

through the establishment of temporary

shelter, latrines, schools, pre-schools, libraries, hospitals, medical centers, post offices with telephone

facilities, banking facilities, cooperatives, vegetable and fish stalls, hair salons, children's parks,

vocational training centers and mobile medical clinics.

Rs. 2,769 million has been spent

from 2009 to June, 2011 to maintain

the relief villages

Overall Resettlement in the Northern province including the persons who were living in the Vavuniya

Manik Farm relief villages and in the houses of their kith and kin by May, 2009, is shown in the table

given below.

3.1.4 Maintenance of Relief Villages

3.1.5 Resettlement - Northern Province

16

Year Amount (Rs. Million)

2009 2088

2010 571

2011 110

Total 2769

No District DS Division Families Persons

1 Jaffna Delft 161 410

Welanai 1678 5431

Kayts 584 1880

Kareinagar 823 2539

Jaffna 2265 7072

Nallur 1890 5624

Sandilippai 1435 4103

Chankanai 1170 3450

Uduwil 1188 3374

Tellipalai 11879 38637

Kopai 2266 6480

Chawakachcheri 3968 12408

Karaveddi 1128 2901

Point Pedro 2217 6199

Maruthenkerni 3462 10689

Total 36114 111197


3.1.6 Provision of Dry Rations to the Displaced Families

Details of the money spent by Districts to provide dry rations for the displaced people before

01.04.2006 are given below

17

2010 2011

6.38

0.14 0.003

0.03 0.01

0.038

4.1

165.40

0.052

2.7

56.5 1.26

422.1 38.12

-

-

-

-

-

-

0.03 0.015

14.1 0.85

2.13

3.70 0.48

0.026

3.41 0.49

158.64 34.3

2.66

0.17 0.014

0.006

2.0

-

-

-

-

-

-

No District DS Division Families Persons

2 Mannar Mannar Town 6732 26263

Nanattan 1087 4003

Musali 6604 27865

Madhu 2532 9133

Manthai West 6519 23897

Total 23474 91161

3 Vavuniya Vavuniya 4433 16018

Vavuniya South 1370 4516

Vavuniya North 3717 12249

Wengalachettikulam 1427 5143

Total 10947 37926

4 Mullativu Thunukkai 3463 10618

Manthai East 2573 8063

Oddusuddan 5428 16693

Maritimepattu 10622 33522

Puthukuduirrippu 6670 21473

Total 28576 90369

5 Kilinochchi Karachchi 21970 66413

Kandavali 7224 23171

Pachchilaipalli 2738 9034

Poonakary 6229 22106

Inside camps due to security reasons 38 75

Total 38019 120799

Grand Total 137130 451452

No DistrictAmount

(Rs. Million)

2010 2011

01 Ampara

02 Anuradhapura

03 Batticaloa

04 Colombo

05 Galle

06 Gapmaha

07 Jaffna

08 K alutara

09 Kandy

10 Kagellea

11 Kurunagelea

12 Mannar

13 Matale

14 Matatra

15 Nuwara Eliya

16 Polonnaruwa

17 Puattalam

18 Rathnapura

19 Trincomalee

20 Vavuniya

Grand Total

No District

Amount

(Rs. Million)


3.1.7 Basic Facilities provided when resettling people

3.1.8 Special Projects

� Provision of a cash grant of Rs.25,000/- for constructing a temporary shelter. Up to now Rs. 2,241

million has been spent to provide the shelter grant for 89,648 families.

Actions have been taken to provide dry rations for 6 months after resettling - This dry ration

package includes essential food items like Rice, Dhal, Oil, Sugar, Salt etc.

Actions have been taken to provide a non-food items package for the resettling families. This

package includes essential items such as mosquito nets, towels, kitchen utensils, mats, basins,

buckets and clothes. The value of this package is Rs. 9,000/-.

Provision of agricultural tool kits for the resettling families. Agricultural tool kits have been given

for 95,000 families up to now. Rs. 208 million has been spent for this purpose.

Provision of Cement for the resettled people who were displaced from North. Accordingly,

400,000 cement bags have been given for 50,000 families.(8 bags for each family)

Provision of roofing sheets. 976,821 roofing sheets have been provided to 77502 families, 12

sheets per each family.

Action has been taken to provide transportation facilities to the displaced persons living in the

relief villages to revert back to their original places, with the coordination with the IOM.

Provision of seeds and fertilizers required for agricultural activities.

-Uva Province

-Moneragala

-Madulla

-Nelliadda

-With the killing of 16 civillians as a result of the terrorist attack took

place in Nelliadda, Karamatiya village on 21.02.2009, the people of

the village suffered a lot. In order to rehabilitate this village, it was

identified as one of the resurgence villages to be developed under

the District Development

programme of Moneragala District

implemented along with the 'Deyata Kirula - 2011'

which has been organised under a concept of HE the President.

-09.05.2011

-Rs. 27,500,000/-

-104 families

�

�

�

�

�

�

�

Province

District

DS Division

GN Division

Introduction to the Project

Commencement of the project

Allocation

No. of Beneficiaries


Nelliadda Resurgence Villages Housing Project

Province

District

DS Division

GN Division



Allocation


Province

District

DS Division

GN Division



Allocation


-Northern

-Mullativu

-Mullativu

Panikkankulam

-Action has been taken to implement this programme jointly

with the Ministry of Construction, Engineering Services,

Housing and Common Amenities, to provide permanent

shelter for homeless resettled families in the Northern

Province.

-31.08.2011

-Rs. 100,000,000/-

-1000 families

-Northern province

-Jaffna

-Maruthenkerni

-Vettaleikerni

-This project was initiated with the objective of improving the

living conditions of resettled families who had been

displaced due to terrorist activities.

-07.04.2011

-Rs. 8,000,000/-

-80 families

Northern Province Housing Project

Maruthenkerni Fisheries Project


Batticaloa Housing Reconstruction Project

Province

Introduction to the Projec


-Eastern Province

t -Reconstruction of houses damaged due to the terrorist activities

in Batticaloa district.

-02.03.2011

The Ministry of Resettlement has taken steps to implement several development programmes

concentrating on the North Central Province where the 'Deyata Kirula' - 2012 is taking place. Action

has also been taken to implement these programmes in the Welioya DS Division, which is also a war

affected area.

3.1.9 'Deyata Kirula' - 2012MINISTRY OF RESETTLEMENT

20

No. DS Division GN DivisionNo. of No.of Amount

Houses Beneficiaries (Rs. Million)

1 Eravur Pattu Kaluvankerni 47 47 5.0

2 Porativu Pattu Tikkodai 50 50 9.5

3 Eravur Pattu Kaluvanchikudi 44 44 9.1

4 Korale Pattu South Pulipaindakal 50 50 8.1

Total 191 191 31.7

No. Description No. of Investment No. of

Projects (Rs. Million) Beneficiaries

1 Agricultural wells 3 0.9 75

2 Sanitary facilities 108 8.6 108

3 Kalyanapura Shri Sunirmala Meheni Aramaya 1 4.2 217

4 KalyanapuraPre School and Children Park 1 0.3 25

5 Community Hall- stage II 1 1.2 217

Total 114 15.2


3.2 Resettlement Authority

3.2.3 Coordination of NGOs

3.2.1 Madhu Housing Project

The Resettlement Authority is carrying out the responsibility of providing instant humanitarian aids

such as foods, water, sanitary facilities, rehabilitating of damaged houses, providing infrastructure

facilities which could be considered as a major problem faced by the displaced persons on being

resettled with the intervention of the Ministry of Resettlement.

Provision of 50 permanent houses

to resettled families in the Madhu

DS Division to mark the 50

Anniversary of People's Bank.

Provision of Water, Electricity and

Internal Roads were implemented

under the coordination of the

Resettlement Authority.

An information system

containing the details of

the resettled persons by DS

divisions is maintained so

as to provide the necessary

facilities to the resettled

people who had been

displaced from the North

and East.

Following programmes have been

implemented by the Resettlement Authority

through the coordination with Non-

Governmental Organizations, aiming the

resettled displaced persons.

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3.2.2 Details of the resettled persons

No. Description No. of DS Divisions whereInformation is available

1 Ampara 5

2 Batticaloa 7

3 Trincomalee 2

4 Jaffna 15

5 Mannar 5

6 Vavuniya 3

7 Mullativu -

8 Kilinochchi 4

Total 41


3.2.4 Love of South towards North

3.3 Functions of the National Projects Coordination Unit

This project has been implemented with the objective of satisfying the needs of a family resettled in

the North, by a family living in the South. Under this programme, assistance is provided to families in

the North by a generous family or a number of families living in the South to solve their economic,

social, educational and health problems thereby promoting confidence and cooperation among

them.

National Projects Coordination Unit has contributed to provide the following services and facilities

for the persons displaced due to the war.

For the purpose of facilitating the coordination of welfare activities and provision of other

facilities to the displaced persons, a staff consisting of a Resettlement Coordinator, Assistant

Zonal Coordinator, Zonal Officers, 5 District Project Assistants, 4 Zonal Assistants and several

voluntary officers are functioning as full-time employees.

Provision of security, food, housing facilities, water, health services, sanitary facilities and

educational facilities to the few who are left behind in the relief villages due to the incompletion

of the de-mining process.

National project coordination sub units have been established in Jaffna, Kilinochchi, Mullativu,

Vavuniya and Mannar Districts and these units are carrying out the coordination function for

fulfilling the requirements of the displaced persons.

National Projects Coordination Unit has taken steps to reconstruct the houses destroyed due to

the war, in Jaffna, Kilinochchi, Mullativu, Vavuniya and Mannar Districts in collaboration with

UNHCR and UNHABITAT.

Provision of transportation facilities to the displaced persons when they are being resettled, in

collaboration with the International Organization for Migration.

Facilitate the return of the refugees who are living abroad as a result of the conflicts, jointly with

UNHCR, Presidential Task Force, World Food programme, Ministry of Education, University Grants

Commission, Department of Registration of Persons, Department of Emigration and Immigration,

Ceylon Shipping Corporation.

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�

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�

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No. Programme Cooperated

NGO

1 Provision of educational equipment to the school children in Oddusuddanand Welioya DS Divsions.

Forut

2 Provision of Books for the Libraries in Northern and Eastern Provinces inorder to uplift the educational level, interllectual ability and theconfidence level of children.

Asia

Foundation

3 Implementing the Anti- Drug & Anti-Child Abuse campaigns inOddusuddan DS Division

.

Forut

4 Contributing to resolve the land problems of the resettled people in theNorth and East. US Aid

5 Pre School Projects in the North and East. Poor & Poorest


4,961 houses have been constructed out of 5,653

houses planned to be constructed under the Housing

Construction Programme, for the

displaced persons. Cost for a house is Rs. 325,000.

Release of money is done under 7 stages and the

construction activities are being effected by

beneficiaries themselves.

23

Repairing and Developing the Houses

3.4 Progress of the infrastructure and housing development project - Puttalam

3.4.1 Construction of Houses

3.4.2 Drinking Water Supply Projects

New Houses

Construction of houses for the host families

Total number of beneficiary families under this project is 8,445. 32 million USD has been spent for

this project.

2,232 houses have been identified for repair and

development under the housing project and 1,429 out of

them have been repaired. Estimated cost for one house is Rs.

100,000/-. Release of money is done under two stages.

Repairs and development are being implemented by

beneficiaries themselves.

Construction of houses for the neighboring host families too is being carried out under this project.

Accordingly, 560 families have been identified and construction has been commenced.

12 projects have been implemented under this housing project. 11.6 million USD has been spent for

this project and the number of beneficiary families are 16,460. Water supply has been given to 2,834

families up to now.

Pallivasalthurai Water Project Thihali Water Project Kandakuliya Water Project


� Since there are no water sources for

implementing the water projects in

Karamba, Mundalam, Erukkalampitiya

and Kalpitiya, it has been planned to

provide drinking water by using

bowsers.

A programme to develop sanitation facilities has also been commenced simultaneously with the

housing project. It is scheduled to construct 2,000 latrines under this project. Estimate for one latrine

is Rs. 25,000/-. Money is released under 3 stages. Rs. 50 million has been allocated for 1,621

beneficiaries.

3.4.3 Development of By-Roads

3.4.4 Sanitary Facilities

3.4.5 Financial Progress

12 projects

have been identified

under by-roads development

projects to facilitate transport

within the settlements.

24

576

tl;=j

>720>000.00 >110>000.00 1>823>600>000.00

12>115>000.00 17>405>000.00 29>520>000.00

292>970.00 418>415.00 23>605>189.00

38>919>865.58 11>382>828.00 121>339>380.58

31>160>000.00 376>830>000.00 611>780>000.00

- - -

888>030>00 14>002>032.00 8>003>742.00

17>530>196.00 33>828>573.00 19>677>918.00

148>669>538.57

8>000>000.00 - -

178>333>849.0 181>833>849.00 456>575>440.00 748>871>861.00 807>994>225.22

75>805>293.27 305>381>406.84

756>940.12 311>087.20 16>463>004.32

30>519>910.95 17>986>441.65 117>785>459.60

- - 8>000>000.00

250>419>065.12 2>445>694>440.34

10>000>000.00 - 70>906>575.00

16>873.00 6>786>824.00 8>591>280.00

4>238>750.00 25>128>011.00 29>912>346.00

31>160>000.00

88>030.00

17>530>196.00

-

10>000>000.00

16>873.00

4>238>750.00

4>500>000.00

576 127

Progress of the Water Projects

No. Water Projects Progress

1 Kandakkuliya Water Project Completed

2 Pallivasalthurai Water Project Completed

3 Thihali Water Project Completed

4 Wattakandal Water Project 85%

5 Norochcholei Water Project 78%

6 Alankuda Water Project 88%

7 PuttalamWater Project 78%

8 Mudalappali Water Project 82%

This project covers a distance of 106.4 km and 13638 beneficiaries.

The total estimated cost is 3.4 million USD.

Vote

Expenditure forthe Year 2007

CumulativeExpenditure up

to 31.12.2007





CumulativeExpenditure up to

31.07.2011

(Rupees) (Rupees) (Rupees) (Rupees) (Rupees) (Rupees) (Rupees)

Housing Aids

Sanitary

Goods

Service

Consultancy

Items of Work

Trainings

IncrementalOperationalCost

P.P.F

Total


3.5 Secretariat for the Northern Displaced Muslims (SNDM)

Resettlement of Muslim People displaced from Northern Province.

25

No District DS Division Resettlement

Families Persons

1 Mannar Musali 4922 20590

Manthai 2029 8088Nanattan 581 2188

Mannar 5589 22639

Madhu 648 3048

Total 14119 56553

2 Mulathivu Mulathivu 1678 6912

Oddusudan 12 47Total 1690 6959

3 Vavuniya Vavuniya 30 130

Weddikulam 30 109

Total 60 239

4 Jaffna Jaffna 1886 7853

Welanei 2 6Sandilipali 1 2

Total 1889 7861

5 Kilinochchi Kilinochchi 343 1480

Total 343 1480

6 Trincomalee Kuchchaweli 14 55

Kanthale 2 8

Thampalakamam 10 39

Total 26 102

7 Batticaloa Eravur 12 36

Valachchenei 6 7

Total 18 43

8 Other 149 555Total 149 555

Grand Total 18145 73237


4

Laying Foundation

Stone for Milk

Collecting Centre

Kiran -Batticaloa

Allocation -Rs. 87,000,000/-

Handing over the

Electrical Project of

Korale Pattu - South

DS Division,

Batticaloa, to the People.

Beneficiaries -

90 families

Money Spent -Rs. 2,300,000/-

26

Various DevelopmentProgrammes in Pictures

Laying Foundation

Stone for 2-storyed

building - Mullativu

Thirumurukandi School

Allocation -Rs. 10,000,000/-


Taking part in a

discussion held at

Governor's Office

Eastern Province, with

regard to the resettlement

of displaced persons in

the Sampur area,

Muttur DS Division,

Trincomalee

Total Families to be

resettled - 1272 families

Estimated Cost -Rs. 404,000,000/-

Distribution of

goods including

essential foods for

10,000 resettled families

displaced due to floods in

Jaffna, Vavuniya, Kilinochchi

and Mullativu districts

in the Northern Province.


Provision of Loans to the

resettled families in the

Batticaloa District

under a programme

implemented with the

sponsorship of

People's Bank.

Beneficiaries -

128 families



Home for Elders

under construction

in the Korale Pattu -

South DS Division,

Batticaloa

Allocation -

Rs. 7,200,000/-

28

Observing

the construction

work of Kombavil

Model Village in

Mullativu which is meant

for the resettlement

of the remaining

displaced people in

Manik Farm - Vavuniya.

Families expected

to be resettled - 1687

Estimated Cost -Rs. 535,100,000/-

Provision of goods

including essential

items for flood

affected families in

Batticaloa District.



5

Proposed Development Programmes for the year 2012 by the Ministry of Resettlement are shown in

the following table.

It has been planned by the Ministry to establish 12 model villages consisting of all facilities for the

resettled people who were displaced due to terrorist activities. Particulars are given in the following

table.

5.1 Establishment of Model Villages

29

Future Vision

No. Development Programme Number Estimated Cost(Rs. Million)

1 Providing permanent houses for the resettled families 6000 3150

2 Reconstruction of Houses destroyed due to the war 6500 1472.1

3 Construction of Agricultural Wells for the Agricultural a ctivities of theresettled people

650 262

4 Construction of tube wells to fulfill the drinking water requirements 350 108

5 Providing fisheries equipment to develop the livelihood of resettled fishing folk 2200 226.6

6 Providing essential equipment to develop the livelihood of the resettledpeople

8300 170.9

7 Developping the sanitary facilities (constructing latrines) 10000 824

8 Development of internal roads for the resettled people 200km 206

9 Construction of playgrounds for the community development in the resettledareas

100 103

10 Construction of Market Complexes for the development of infrastructurefacilities

7 36

11 Provision of dry rationfor the displaced people 12500 121

12 Construction of Childcare Centres 40 63.3

13 Deyata Kirula - 2012'Development Exhibition and DevelopmentProgramme

- 5

Estimated Total Cost 6747.9

No. Model Village District DS Division

1 Manawalanpattamuruppu Mulathivu Oddusuddan

2 Palayamurikandi Mulathivu Thunukkai

3 Nedunkulam Jaffna Jaffna

4 Poompookar Jaffna Nallur

5 Palliaro Mannar Manthai West

6 Veppamkulam Mannar Musali

7 Arasankulam Vavuniya Vavuniya

8 Kalabogaswewa Vavuniya Vavuniya South

9 Pannankadi Kilinochchi Karachchi

10 Kanchipuram Kilinochchi Kandavali

11 Pullumalei Batticaloa Eravur Pattu

12 Pulipaindakal Batticaloa Korale Pattu South


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