RKM AILA Response - RKM

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RKMLSP's primary response

in AILA affected areas


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RKMLSP Response in AILA affected areas

District Block Family Population

South 24 Parganas Patharpratima

Sagar

Namkhana

KakdwipMathurapur-II

Kultali

Gosaba

5,083

403

419

1302,836

315

11,793

22

4

5

310

2

25

Vill

28,568

1,959

2,115

81012,951

1,575

57,531

North 24 Parganas Sandeshkhali-II 1,8604 9,300

District : 2 Block : 8 22,83975 1,14,809


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Item distributed(out of RKMLSP

fund)

No/Qnty Unit Item distributed(out of UNICEF

Supply)

No/Qnty Unit

Cooked food 2,64,913 plate Tarpaulin sheet 5,760 pcs

Chira 21,800 kgs ORS 1,23,400 packets

Sugar 488 kgs Halogen 13,31,000 tablets

Gur 8,258 kgs Bleaching Powder 21,215 kgs

Milk 1,160 kgs Hygiene Kit 6,426 kits

Child Nutritious

Food

1,643 kgs Water Jerry-cane 4,780 pcs

Primary health

care medicine

437 person Sanitary Napkin 900 pcs

Mosquito Net 400 pcs Temporary Toilet 116 nos.

NEERI Water

Purification Plant

50 pcs

Distribution of items by RKMLSP


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POST CYCLONE AILA RESPONSE

IN GOSABA BLOCK

by Ramakrishna Mission Lokasiksha Parishad

Supported by UNICEF, Kolkata

in collaboration with Government of West Bengal and

Panchayati Raj Institutions

(January 2010 to July 2010)


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Most Affected Areas

Moderately Affected Areas

Less Affected Areas


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63:Vill14

:GP

10:Island

1Block

GOSABA Block

Working Area


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Issues

Drop-out Student Return to School

AWC Functional

Routine Health Service (TSRD)

Water-borne Diseases Decrease


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Drop-out Student Return to School

Identification of School and Drop-out Students, etc : Identification, listing an mapping of affected school, present status/condition

of the school, drop out children (boys and girls) cause of drop out etc.

Mobilisation of children, parents, MTA, VEC, etc. for mainstreaming

Restoration of Mid-day Meal :

Restoration of mid-day meal infrastructure Introduction of appropriate nutritious recipes

Awareness generation among Students on WASH : Demonstration of ORS, hand washing, use of safe drinking water, hygiene

education and practices, sanitation education, etc. and provision of soap, ORS

etc.

Advocacy and liaison with PRIs and Block / District Administration for

restoration of WES facilities

Health Check up : Health check up of children


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Anganwadi Centre Functional

Identification of AWC, Drop-out Children, etc : Identification, listing and mapping of affected AWC, present status/condition

of the AWC, women and children (boys and girls) covered so far and now,

cause of drop out child

Enrollment of all eligible children and mother

Restoration of AWC :

PLAs for AWCs will be conducted jointly with gram panchayat and

communities at the place of each AWC for restoration of infrastructure or

finalization of alternative place to run AWCs

Restoration and improvement of WES facilities at AWCs

Awareness generation on WASH :

Demonstration of ORS, hand washing, use of safe drinking water, hygiene

education and practices, sanitation education, etc. and provision of soap, ORS

etc.


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Water-borne Diseases Decrease

Drinking Water Sources :

Identification, listing and mapping of drinking water sources Testing of all water sources using H2S strip

Regular Sanitary Survey

Sensitization for disinfection of bacteriological contamination at all of the

contaminated water sources

Sensitization for restoration of tube-well, platform, etc.

Sanitation and Hygiene Promotion :

Sensitization for restoration of toilet at household level

Sensitization for restoration of toilet in all of the educational institutions

including Anganwadi Centres

Sensitization for restoration of toilet at community level

Hygiene Promotion at all level particularly for hand washing at critical hours

Sensitization for improvement of sanitation and hygiene condition in BPHC,

PHC and all Sub-centre

Awareness generation among communities :

Awareness generation on use of toilet for proper disposal of excreta

Collection, handling and use of safe drinking water

Hygiene practice


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Progress - Drop-out Student Return to School

Identification of School and Drop-out Students, etc : Identification, listing and mapping of affected 160 primary schools, 40 SSKs

and 40 High Schools, their present status/condition, drop out children, etc. -

Completed

240 mobilisation activities with children, parents, MTA, VEC, etc. for

mainstreaming - Completed

Restoration of Mid-day Meal : Restoration of mid-day meal infrastructure Ongoing

Introduction of appropriate nutritious recipes Organised for 82 participants

Awareness generation among Students on WASH : Demonstration of ORS, hand washing, use of safe drinking water, hygiene

education and practices, sanitation education, etc. in 240 schools - Completed

Advocacy and liaison with PRIs and Block / District Administration for

restoration of WES facilities 4 sensitization meetings organised

Health Check up :

Health check up of children Not conducted


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Primary School

Sl

No

GP No of

PrimarySchool

Total Toilet Tu

be-wel

MD

M

Ute

n-sils

T&

LEq

pt

Drop Out

Boys Girls Total Good Bad No Boys Girls Total

01 Amtali 13 923 823 1746 8 12 0 6 0 0 6 24 35 59

02 Balli-I 7 498 471 969 3 0 0 5 0 0 7 14 18 32

03 Balli-II 10 871 799 1670 7 3 0 9 0 1 5 25 24 49

04 Sambhunagar 8 617 566 1183 8 0 0 5 0 4 8 11 8 19

05 Pathankhali 8 587 608 1195 8 0 0 5 0 0 8 0 0 0

06 Radhanagar Taranagar 18 1095 1048 2143 5 2 0 11 0 0 16 41 30 71

07 Bipradaspur 9 782 689 1471 9 7 0 7 0 2 9 2 2 4

08 Lahiripur 17 950 888 1838 7 7 0 2 0 0 13 7 3 10

09 Kachukhali 10 719 623 1342 10 0 0 7 1 1 9 41 28 69

10 Kumirmari 13 735 632 1367 7 0 0 10 0 0 13 0 0 0

11 Chotomollakhali 12 775 781 1556 6 4 0 9 5 3 5 17 9 26

12 Satjelia 13 956 929 1885 3 10 0 2 0 0 11 34 24 58

13 Rangabelia 11 723 710 1433 3 8 0 1 0 1 11 58 39 97

14 Gosaba 11 827 743 1570 9 2 0 0 0 9 11 28 13 41

Total 160 11058 10310 21368 93 55 0 79 6 21 132 302 233 535


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SSK

Sl

No

GP No of

SSK

Total Toilet Tub

e-wel

MD

M

Ute

n-sils

T&

LEq

pt

Drop Out

Boys Girls Total G B N Boys Girls Total

01 Amtali 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

02 Balli-I 2 76 91 167 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 0

03 Balli-II 3 113 102 215 0 1 0 1 0 0 3 0 0 0

04 Sambhunagar 5 191 199 390 1 0 0 1 0 4 5 0 0 0

05 Pathankhali 4 188 220 408 0 0 0 0 4 3 4 2 1 3


07 Bipradaspur 6 306 302 608 6 0 0 1 3 6 4 24 9 33

08 Lahiripur 2 85 92 177 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 1 2 3

09 Kachukhali 5 143 150 293 1 0 0 0 1 5 5 0 1 1

10 Kumirmari 4 121 157 278 1 1 0 1 3 0 4 1 1 2

11 Chotomollakhali 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

12 Satjelia 2 69 66 135 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 0

13 Rangabelia 1 22 35 57 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0

14 Gosaba 2 51 64 115 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 5 5

Total 40 1606 1676 3282 9 2 0 6 13 20 37 30 19 49


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High School

Sl

No

GP No of

HighSchool

Total Toilet Tub

e-wel

MD

M

Ute

n-sils

T&

LEqp

t

Drop Out

Boys Girls Total G B N Boys Girls Total

01 Amtali 3 714 620 1334 9 4 0 3 0 0 1 8 7 15

02 Balli-I 3 742 644 1386 0 3 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 0

03 Balli-II 3 1271 1210 2481 5 8 0 3 0 0 3 15 11 26

04 Sambhunagar 2 1279 935 2214 5 5 0 4 0 0 2 0 0 0

05 Pathankhali 3 833 807 1640 4 7 0 3 0 0 3 5 6 11


07 Bipradaspur 3 1501 1247 2748 3 3 0 1 0 2 3 12 7 19

08 Lahiripur 2 1188 1231 2419 5 2 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 0

09 Kachukhali 2 524 410 934 1 2 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 0

10 Kumirmari 2 539 714 1253 1 2 0 2 0 0 1 5 5 10

11 Chotomollakhali 3 1131 966 2097 0 7 0 3 0 0 3 0 0 0

12 Satjelia 4 1289 1257 2546 6 5 0 2 0 0 3 16 13 29

13 Rangabelia 3 1448 1243 2691 4 5 0 0 0 0 3 5 0 5

14 Gosaba 1 984 842 1826 2 3 0 0 0 0 1 47 32 79

Total 40 15135 13722 28857 53 63 0 30 0 2 35 135 104 239


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Achievement - Drop-out Student Return to School

Drop-out students returned to school : 479 drop out primary school students returned to school (270 boys & 209 girls)

44 drop out SSK students returned to school (29 boys & 15 girls)

177 drop out students returned to school (97 boys & 80 girls)

Restoration of Mid-day Meal :

Utensils have been restored in 40 SSKs and 156 Primary Schools. MDM isgoing on in 135 Primary Schools out of 160, and in 40 SSKs

Awareness generation and sensitisation : Demonstration of ORS, hand washing, use of safe drinking water, hygiene

education and practices, sanitation education, etc. have been organised in 240

schools covering 42247 students and teachers

The WES facilities have been improved (11 STB in SSK and 74 STB in Primary

School have been newly constructed in collaboration with RSM).

Health Check up : Health check up of children Not conducted


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Progress - Anganwadi Centre Functional

Identification of AWC, Drop-out Children, etc : Identification, listing and mapping of affected 433 AWC, their present

status/condition, women and children (boys and girls) covered so far, cause of

drop out child - Completed

Enrollment of all eligible children (24641) and mother (4421) On going

process

Restoration of AWC : PLAs for345 AWCs with gram panchayat and communities at the place of

each AWC for restoration of infrastructure or finalization of alternative place to

run AWCs - Conducted

Restoration and improvement of WES facilities at AWCs On Going Process

Awareness generation on WASH : Demonstration of ORS, hand washing, use of safe drinking water, hygiene

education and practices, sanitation education, etc. in 433 AWCs - Conducted


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Anganwadi Centre

Sl

No

GP No of

AWC

No of

Child oto


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Achievement - Anganwadi Centre Functional

Drop-out Children returned to AWC etc : 236 drop out children returned to AWWs (131 boys and 105 girls)

All eligible children and pregnant and lactating mothers have been enrolled.The enrolled process is continuing

Restoration of AWC : PLAs for AWCs will be conducted jointly with gram panchayat and

communities at the place of each AWC for restoration of infrastructure or

finalization of alternative place to run AWCs have been conducted In campus drinking water facilities in 25 AWCs. 3 new hand pumps have been

installed

Awareness generation on WASH : Demonstration of ORS, hand washing, use of safe drinking water, hygiene

education and practices, sanitation education, etc. - Conducted

AWC functional:

433 AWC are now functioning.

Out of 433 AWCs 98 AWCs have been sanctioned and started after AILA


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Progress Water-borne Disease Decrease


Identification, listing and mapping of 1442 drinking water sources completed

Testing of 1338 water sources using H2S strip completed

Regular Sanitary Survey is going on

Sensitization for disinfection of bacteriological contamination at 507 of the

contaminated water sources completed

Sensitization for restoration of tube-well, platform, etc. completed

Sanitation and Hygiene Promotion : Sensitization for restoration of toilet at household level in process

Sensitization for restoration of toilet in all of the educational institutions

including Anganwadi Centres in process

Sensitization for restoration of toilet at community level in process

improvement of sanitation and hygiene condition in BPHC completed

Sensitization for improvement of sanitation and hygiene condition in PHC andall Sub-centre in process

Awareness generation among communities in 63 villages :

Use of toilet for proper disposal of human excreta Completed

Collection, handling and use of safe drinking water Completed

Hygiene practice Completed


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Sl

No

GP` DWS BC+ % Def Type of Tube-wel Condition of the

Platform

Gen M-II/III/IV

PWS Other Good Bad No

01 Amtali 202 72 36 1 185 17 0 0 125 58 19

02 Balli-I 80 21 28 4 74 6 0 0 60 12 8

03 Balli-II 82 22 28 2 71 11 0 0 45 32 5

04 Sambhunagar 60 18 31 2 57 3 0 0 46 11 3

05 Pathankhali 46 19 43 2 41 5 0 0 16 28 2

06 Radh / Taranagar 115 36 34 8 105 6 4 0 60 54 1

07 Bipradaspur 47 23 53 4 41 5 1 0 34 11 2

08 Lahiripur 91 26 31 8 80 2 9 0 52 27 12

09 Kachukhali 83 30 37 1 64 19 0 0 38 40 5

10 Kumirmari 231 85 41 24 121 9 101 0 96 118 17

11 Chotomollakhali 135 29 22 12 132 3 0 0 76 59 0

12 Satjelia 114 31 29 8 65 10 39 0 45 68 1

13 Rangabelia 64 39 66 5 19 3 42 0 23 26 15

14 Gosaba 92 56 79 21 10 1 81 0 35 37 20

Total 1442 507 38 102 1065 100 277 0 751 581 110

Drinking Water Sources


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CHOTOMOLLAKHALI


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Achievement Water-borne Disease Decrease


Temporary laboratory with minimum equipments has been established atRupayan

1338 drinking water sources tested by using H2S strip

Regular Sanitary Survey is going on

Disinfection of325 hand pumps have been completed

Restoration of platform has been completed in 70 drinking water sources and

13 platform have been raised

Sanitation and Hygiene Promotion : improvement of sanitation and hygiene condition in BPHC and PHC has been

improved

Restoration of toilet have been done in about 15% household (RSM Report)

Awareness generation among communities (63 villages) on : Use of toilet for proper disposal of human excreta

Collection, handling and use of safe drinking water and hygiene practice

Diarrhoeal disease reduced (BPHC Report) : No of diarrhoeal case in December 2009 10796 (Male-4871 & Female-5925)

No of diarrhoeal case in May 2010 2377 (Male-912 & Female-1465)


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Significant observation

Communities are coming forward to test the drinking watersource at their own

Gram Panchayats are coming forward to repair the

platform of the hand pumps

Gram Panchayats are gradually putting more importanceon raising the platform of tube-wells

At present newly sunk tube-well is handed over to

community for using after testing of water sample whether

it is safe or not

Students of Kumirmari High School have come forward

and contributed to have sanitation facilities at their own

school


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Lesson Learned

Overall understanding and community perception on WATER

and SANITATION towards Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) to bedeveloped

Capacity building of a selected task force group with developed

knowledge and understanding on public health threats in

emergencies and its critical linkages with DRR

Adequate access to safe drinking water, sanitation facilities and

good hygiene practices-as part of comprehensive mitigation

tool in DRR to be provided

Toilet platform at low lying areas to be raised

Installation of community toilets at high lands / public places

Raising the platform of hand pumps

Renovation of piped water supply system.


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.. Lesson Learned

Rainwater harvesting in the non-tube-well zone particularly in 4

Gram Panchayats to be introduced

Low cost flood-resistant design to be developed for construction

of dwelling house and school building cum shelter

Livelihood development / income generation programme to be

undertaken for protecting the drop out and trafficking of

adolescents

Traditional mangrove forestation in the riverside to be undertaken

for protection of soil erosion as well as river embankment

Land shaping for multi-crop to be promoted

Coordination among all stakeholders to be established

An integrated DRR plan to be developed and materialized at

Gram Panchayats and Block


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Challenges

Livelihood problem is the main challenge at present

Drop-out students returned to school

Time constraint for sensitization of line departments for

restoration of facilities in educational institutions

Cooperation from the block administration is not up to the

mark for restoration of WES facilities in schools under TSC No fund for TLM in educational institutions

Effectiveness of Anganwadi Centres

Line department is not extending cooperation

Line department is not extending cooperation for growthchart monitoring to identify SAM and MAM

No own place for installation of WES facilities in AWCs

Time constraint for planning and implementation for

installation of WES facilities (minimum temporary toilet

facilities) in AWCs and also fund constraint


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Opportunity

NGOs / community based youth clubs / women organisation /

SHG may play a vital role in DRR

Students of Higher Secondary School and College may take

part in the DRR process

Radhanagar-Taranagar PHC infrastructure may be utilized

properly


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Documents

RKM AILA Response - RKM