Karwan Overview 2013-2014

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KARWAN DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION

AN OVERVIEW


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A NOTE FROM CHAIRMAN

K A R W A N D E V E L O P M E N T F O U N D A T I O N

A N O V E R V I E W

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Dear Friends,

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cancer: The Eye Cancer Network.

In 1998 my dream came true when I established The Eye CancerFoundation. Since that time we have provided reliable informationand genuine support. That support has come from other patients,

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patients, offer others the gift of sight and the gift of life.

Sincerely,Syed Abid GilaniChairman


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T A Q W E E M A N W E RI S L A M A B A D

Ab hamain sirfschool bag lana

hota hay, pani kaintezam nahin

kerna perhta.


O R P H A N S U P P O R T P R O G R A M

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INTRODUCTION


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Karwan Development Foundation (KDF) started operations in2005, initially on a need-based approach to help the people ofKashmir who had been severely affected by various disasters. Inthe years from 2005 to 2010, the Founders of KDF worked on acompletely voluntary basis using their own resources and funds

from family and friends to provide relief and financial support to anumber of small communities in Kashmir.

During this time, the Founders of KDF realized there was a need

to create a formal structure to scale up the operation to addressmore communities (including communities outside the Kashmirarea) and a larger number of beneficiaries. They also realizedthat the support they had been providing needed to be organizedinto specific program areas led by capable program managers andstaffed by competent development professionals. This led to the

formation in 2011 of a professional, legally-registered entity thatnow forms the basis for the current organization.

V I S I O N

Knowledgeableand robustPakistan

Transformingvulnerabilitiesin to Strength

Accountability,Understanding,Trust, Passion &

Compassion

M I S S I O N V A L U E S


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PROJECTS & PROGRAMSKDF is involved in a number of projects and program areas:

Orphan Support Program CBDRR (Community Based Disaster Risk Reduction)

Tree Plantation Program

Water Projects

Construction and Renovation of Rural Schools

Skills Development Centers Seasonal Projects

Emergency Response

Program / Project Amount Percentage

OSP 8,620,395 31.51

CBDRR 10,275,165 37.56

Water 4,916,467 17.97

SDC 950,000 3.47

Annual Projects 660,000 2.41

IDPs 1,934,282 7.07

Total 27,356,309 100.00

2013 - 2014 Financial of Karwans


P R O J E C T S & P R O G R A M S

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01 TAQWEEMANWER,42 YEARS,ISLAMABAD.EFFECTEDBY MARGALLA TOWEREARTHQUARK.

02 PORECONETVERUMQUENONSERRUMQUI NIETAUTAUTDUS PARUMET,ETQUO IPSAEREPTAT

03 ILIGENDITVOLESTIS SITIS EATISINUMHITIS SUS DOLORROVITFACEATEMAM, SITPEDITIIS VOLUPTA

04 CON RESITRESCIUS DITLABILITUTETRESSEQUAERNATVOLUPTATVOLORENIS ESTQUIBUSCIENIS AUTET

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07 ESTRUMQUOS UTODITFACEPREPUDITIL IPSUMDOLUMNIMADIORATIA NUS ALIGENITOMMODEXPLA

08 IPIDUSCIMUS CULLORERIATEMOLUTREPEDIGENTENDAEPTIO BLANDELIAMEAQUO INUMSUMFUGI

09 ODICIUMAPERCIDITPERUMQUODI TETVELES ETUTARUMATUR,QUAMEVERO INCTEMCONSERUM


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ORPHAN SUPPORT PROGRAMThis is one of KDFs flagship and major programs. The programcurrently supports 134 orphans and provides for their living andeducation expenses. The orphans in this scheme are from Muzaf-

farabad, Nowshehra, Mardan and Rawalpindi. This program wasstarted in 2006 and is expected to grow substantially, both in termsof the kinds of support provided to the orphans as well as the num-ber of orphans enrolled into the program in the coming years.

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N O . O F B E N E F I C I A R I E S

Muzaffarabad,Nowshera,

Rawalpindi,Islamabad

millions

T O TA L O U T L AY S O FA R TA R G E T L O C AT I O N

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CBDRRThis program too is one of KDFs major initiatives. The first com-munity to benefit from this program has been a village of 12,000

people in Nowshehra. KDF has conducted disaster awareness andrisk-reduction awareness and education programs for this commu-nity to prepare them for various kinds of natural disasters. The in-itiative has included the establishment of 14 Mohalla Committeesand all of these are trained in DRR perspective. We have also beensuccessful in establishment of a local CBO within the community.

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Mian Essa,Nowshera

millions


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C B D R R ( C O M M U N I T Y B A S E D D I S A S T E R R I S K R E D U C T I O N )

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Achievements: 14 Male & 10 Female Disaster Management Committees were established

in Village Mian Essa

25 members Community Emergency Response Team was formed.

168 core members of the DMCs and VDMCs took training on the followings:

Community mobilization;

Gender mainstreaming;

Disaster Risk Management;

Community Management Skills;

Leadership, Management Skills;

First Aid;

Search and Rescue;

Flood Rescue;

Basic Financial Management;

350 male members of the community members and 250 female members

were trained on the named trainings.

More than 1200 School children and 11 Teachers and 48 Parent teacher

Association Members were aware of DRR aspects;

First Aid, Health & Hygiene and DRR tool kits were distributed in 05

Schools of Mia Essa for safer schools.

Information, Education and Communication materials were distributed in

14 DMCs and 05 schools of Mia Essa.

DRR tools were distributed among 14DMCs i.e. FA kits, H&H kits and DRR tools.

The Emergency Revolving Fund has been Established at the moment they

have Rs. 40000/

Awareness and mitigation days on DRR e.g. Plantation campaigning on

bank of river Kabul i.e. 3000 plants were planted on that day in Mia Essa;



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W A T E R P R O J E C T S

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WATER PROJECTSKDF has established water supply schemes in areas where waterresources were being wasted or channeled into the river rather thanbeing mobilized for utilization by the local community.

Karwan has taken the initiative to channelize the water springs inKashmir, so that water can be collected at one place in the commu-nity for drinking and daily usage. Four water supply schemes havebeen constructed in district Muzaffarabad & Hattian in Kashmir.These schemes resolve the problem of drinking water for 4,300 peo-

ple in four villages.

Three tube wells have been installed in village Zaramina & MianIssa of Nowshehra. Over 2,000 people are getting benefit of thesewells now.


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MuzaffarabadHattianBalaNowshehra,

Muzaffarabad,Thar, Umar Kot,

Rawalpindimillions


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TREE PLANTATION PROGRAMWe conducted plantation campaigns each year since 2011in Muzaf-

farabad, Nowshehra and Islamabad. We believe that the planting ofa tree is the planting of new hope.

Muzaffarabad was the first location where we started plantation.This was to preserve the environment and beauty of the mountainsthere. KDF involved the enrolled orphans, volunteers and Agricul-ture Department, Govt of AJK in this initiative. Collectively, wemanaged to plant 1,550 trees in communities and in schools like

SOS Village, Muzaffarabad.

In Islamabad, Karwan has managed plantation campaigns withdifferent like-minded organizations and volunteers. KDF planted500 plants in Ali Trust School and 650 plants in H-10 sector near

FAST University. CDA provided the plants and supported in iden-tification of plantation areas.

In Nowshehra, tree plantations were effective in reducing the im-pact of floods. KDF planted trees on the bank of river Kabul in a vil-lage of Nowshehra as part of a risk-mitigation activity. 3,650 trees

have been planted in the last three years with the help of the localcommunities and Forest Department, Govt of KP.

N O O F T R E E P L A N T E D

Muzaffarabad,Nowshera,Islamabad

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S K I L L S D E V E L O P M E N T C E N T E R S

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SKILLS DEVELOPMENT CENTERSTo improve livelihood of the households in deserving communities,

KDF is running skills development centers for females in two vil-lages of Muzaffarabad. In the last 16 months, 125 females have re-ceived training for drafting, cutting, stitching, embroidery and giftmaking. Sewing machines have been delivered to 75 females. Kar-wan ensure the provision of raw cloth every month, so that femalescan practice more in order to make a saleable item.

KDF arranged a visit of Govt officials visit to one of its centers, to

provide support and market linkage for the girls who are makingcloths and gifts. Advisor to President referred them to the Ministryof Trade and Commerce to help in marketing their products. Twosmall level exhibitions were conducted to display and market thestitched and embodied clothes made by young girls.


Muzaffarabad,Nowshera

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CONSTRUCTION & RENOVATION O F RURAL SCHOOLSKDF reconstructed buildings of Govt. schools in Zaramina, Dist.Nowshehra, AJK and Dist. Hawaili, AJK. These were the only sec-ondary schools of the village. After construction of the school build-ing, KDF convinced the community to increase the enrollment inschools. It was a successful effort, with students increasing by 20%in Nowshehra and 12% in Hawaili.


Hawaili(AJK District),

Nowshera,

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ANNUAL IFTAAR ARRAGEMENTS

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ANNUAL QURBANI ARRAGEMENTS


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Hawaili(AJK District),

Nowshera,

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JANUARY 2013

VISITED NOWSHEHRA FOR

ENROLLMENT OF MORE

THAN 30 ORPHANS IN OSP

SPONSORED BY DM AID

MARCH 2013

PLANTATION IN MUZAF-

FARABAD WAS DONE WITH

ORPHANS IN FIRST WEEK OF

MARCH 2013

A VISIT WAS MADE WITH DM

AID REPRESENTATIVES TO

MUZAFFARABAD FOR PROJECT

MONITORING

ANNUAL TOUR WITH ORPHANS

OF MUZAFFARABAD WAS MADE

WITH FEW VOLUNTEERS AND

DMAID.

INAUGURATION OF FIRST

SKILL DEVELOPMENT

CENTER IN VILLAGE BUGNA,

MUZAFFARABAD.

MAY 2013

VOLUNTEER ACKNOWLEDGE-

MENT DAY I.E. GREETINGS

TO GREAT GEM WAS

CELEBERATED.

TRAINING ON TEAM BUILDING

WAS CONDUCTED FOR KDF

STAFF IN MAY 2013

JULY 2013

DISTRIBUTION OF EID GIFTS TO

ORPHANS OF MUZAFFARABAD

AND NOWSHEHRA.

AFTAAR ARRANGEMENTS FOR

POOR IN G-9 ISLAMABAD

SEPTEMBER 2013

QURBANI IN VILLAGE KALAS

SERI, MUZAFFARABAD AJK

DRR DAY WAS CELEBRATED IN

MIAN ESSA.

SEARCH AND RESCUE

TRAINING WAS CONDUCTED IN

MIAN ESSA NOWSHEHRA

DRR CONFERENCE WAS

CONDUCTED IN NOWSHEHRA

, WHICH WAS THE LAST

ACTIVITY OF CBDRR PROJECT

PHASE 1.

FEBRUARY 2013

CIVIL WORK ON WATER

SUPPLY SCHEME NOORA SEHRI

WAS STARTED, AND WAS

COMPLETED IN 2ND WEEK OF

MARCH 2013.

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APRIL 2013

TREE PLANTATION ACTIVITY

WITH ALI TRUST SCHOOLS IN

APRIL 2013

EWB TEAM VISITED

ISLAMABAD FOR PROJECT

MONITORING AND MEET WITH

VOLUNTEERS OF NOWSHEHRA.

PROVISION OF 4 WATER COOL-ERS AND 2 WATER DISPENSERS

IN GOVT COMPREHENSIVE

SCHOOL, DHOK KASHMIRIAN,

RAWALPINDI

JUNE 2013

VISIT TO CHARSADDA WAS

MADE TO OBSERVE FLOOD IN

VILLAGES ADJACENT TO RIVER

KABUL.

FUNDS DISTRIBUTION TO

ORPHANS IN MUZAFFARABAD

AND NOWSHEHRA, VISITED

SDC BUGNA TO SEE THE

DEVELOPMENT.

FIRST BATCH AT SDC BUGNA

WAS COMPLETED, CERTIFI-

CATES WERE DISTRIBUTED TO

PARTICIPANTS.

AUGUST 2013

ESTABLISHMENT OF EMER-

GENCY RESPONSE CENTER IN

CHARSADDA WITH THE HELP

OF DM AID AND EWB


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NOVEMBER 2013

MEMBER ADVISORY BOARD

DM AID MR. IBRAHIM JESPER

VISITED PAKISTAN TO SEE

DM AID FUNDED PROJECTS.

DURING HIS STAY, HE VISITED

ORPHANS IN RAWALPINDI

AND MUZAFFARABAD &

COMPLETED WATER PROJECTS

IN NOORA SERI AND SKILL

DEVELOPMENT CENTER AT

BUGNA , MUZAFFARABAD.

MARCH 2014

PLANTATION ACTIVITY WITH

AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT,

GOVT. OF AJK AND SOS VILLAGE

IN MUZAFFARABAD.


CDA IN ISLAMABAD


FOREST DEPARTMENT, GOVT

OF KP IN NOWSHEHRA.

WATER SUPPLY SCHEME

AT VILLAGE AIRPORT WAS

COMPLETE IN MARCH 2014

MOSQUE AT VILLAGE BUGNA

WAS CONSTRUCTED IN MARCH

2014.

MAY 2014

PARTICIPATED IN DRR CONFER-

ENCE ON FLOOD MITIGATION

WITH 12 OTHER ORGANIZA-

TIONS IN ISLAMABAD.

QUIZ COMPETITION AMONG

SCHOOLS OF VILLAGE MIAN

ESSA WAS CONDUCTED IN MAY

2014 FOR DRR AWARENESS IN

SCHOOLS.

JULY 2014

AFTAAR ARRANGENT FOR THE

PATIENTS AND ATTENDENTS IN

PIMS HOSPITAL ISLAMABAD.

AUGUST 2014

28 IDENTIFIED INDIVIDUALS

WERE PROVIDED TRAININGS

FOR PLUMBERING AND ELEC-

TRITIAN WORKS AND HAND

PUMP REPAIRING IN VILLAGE

MIAN ISSA, NOWSHEHRA.

NOVEMBER 2014

INAUGURATION OF SOLAR

POWERED PUMP IN VILLAGE

KHAN MUHAMMAD RIND,

CHACHRO, DISTRICT

THARPARKER WAS DONE.

9 HAND PUMPS IN 5 DIFFER-

ENT VILLAGE OF THAR WERE

ALSO INSTALLED.

ZAKAT IN 61 NEEDY PATIENTS

OF THAR WERE DISTRIBUTED.

DECEMBER 2014

DISTRIBUTION OF WINTER

GIFT (WARM CLOTHES) TO OR-

PHANS OF NOWSHEHRA WAS

MADE IN DECEMBER 2014.

A RETAINING WALL IN MUHAL-

LA GHAREEBABAD, VILLAGE

MIAN ISSA WAS CONSTRUCTED

TO STOP FURTHER LAND

EROSION.

OCTOBER 2013

RECONSTRUCTION OF A

GOVT SCHOOL IN DISTRICT

HAVAILAI.AJK

VISIT TO MUZAFFARABAD AND

NOWSHEHRA FOR PERIODICAL

MEETING AND DISTRIBUTION

OF FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE.

JANUARY 2014

NEW SKILL DEVELOPMENT

CENTER AT VILLAGE AIRPORT

WAS ESTABLISHED.

APRIL 2014

DM AID VISIT TO PAKISTAN

VISIT TO MUZAFFARABAD TO

MEET WITH ORPHANS

WATER SUPPLY SCHEME A

VILLAGE KALAS SERI WAS

COMPLETED IN APRIL 2014

MOSQUE AT KALAS SERI WASCOMPLETED IN APRIL 2014

WATER SUPPLY SCHEME AT

VILLAGE ANDRA SERI, DISTRICT

HATTIAN BALA COMPLETED

AND VISIT IN APRIL 2014

VOLUNTEERS ACKNOWLEDGE-

MENT DAY WAS CELEBRATED

IN ISLAMABAD, IN WHICH VOL-

UNTEERS FROM NOWSHEHRA,

CHARSADDA, MUZAFFARABAD

AND ISLAMABAD WERE

INVITED.

JUNE 2014

WATER TRUCKING ACTIVITY IN

THAR TO PROVIDE DRINKING

WATER TO MOST DESERVING

VILLAGES

DISTRIBUTION OF FUNDS TO

DELISTED ORPHANS WHO

WERE ABOVE 18, EVERY

ORPHAN WAS GIVEN FUNDS

AGAINST THEIR SAVINGS WITHKDF IN ORPHAN SUPPORT

PROGRAM.

SEPTEMBER 2014

INITIAL SURVEY TO IDP

CAMPS IN DISTRICT BANNU

TO MEET THE COMMUNITY

REPRESENTATIVES

DISTRIBUTION OF 2500

BLANKETS TO IDP CAMPS IN

BANNU, KP.

DISASTER RECOVERY TRAININGFOR FEMALES WERE STARTED

IN VILAGE MIAN ISSA.

QURBAI WAS DONE FOR IDPS

IN BANNU.


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KARWANS FUTURE PLANS

REQUIRED MORE INFO

EducationScholarships

Schools

Libraries

CBDRR

WaterThar

Schools water


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REQUIRED MORE INFO

EXISTING PARTNERS Danish Muslim Aid - Denmark

Engineer Without Borders - Denmark

Hamza Development Foundation Muzaffarabad, Pakistan

Alkhair Welfare Society Nowshehra, Pakistan

Shaoor Foundation Islamabad, Pakistan

AWARE Umar Kot

Pakistan Relief Foundation Karachi


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KARWAN

DEVELOPMENTFOUNDATION

Karwan Development Foundation26, Margalla Avenue, G-12/4, Islamabad

Tel: +92 51 2234545 | 2287654Email karwan@comsats net pk

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