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BalochistanStrategic Provincial Investment Planand Project Preparation forRural Water Supply,Sanitation and Health.
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Final StrategicInvestment PlanVOL. II (Appendices)
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September, 1989 NESPAK.
BalochistanStrategic Provincial Investment Planand Project Preparation forRural Water Supply,Sanitation and Health.
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Appendix A.
Local Government
Table A.I Local Councils, WARDS, Settlements,Population and Projected Population
Table A.2
Table A-3
Table A-4
ADP of Rural Development for 1988-89 byDistrict and by Union Council
Taxes to be Levied by Local Councils
Major Sources of Revenue of Local Councils
Appendix-A
Table A-1LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT
Local Councils, Wards, Settlements,Population and Projected Population
1111111 1I 2I 3I 4I 5I 6
89
110
11112
13141516171819120
ID-•
111
2)1
111
!
District
;
QuettaPishinChagai
LoralaiZhobQ.SaifullahSibiZiarat
Kohlu AgncyDera BugtiJafarabad
TambooKachhi
KalatKhuzdar
KharanLasbella
TurbatGwadarPanjgur....................
Total Rural Councils
a. Union Councils
b. District Councils
Urban
Councils
a. MunicipalCorporation Qta.
b. MunicipalCommittee
c. TownCommittee
d. Cantt, Board Qta.
Total
AreaSQ.KM
26531111250545
1907116520
106099005280
1777011100
3100273211114
1251764891
4805112574
2253915216
16891
358290
•
NO. OfUnion
Councils.........
83112351711114910
251228
1922101321611
315
20
1
10
20
1
367
NO. of
Wards(1987)
762849430316011276326482215992372332689711524858114
2967
315
48
190
144
3
3667
NO. OfSettle-
ments
6033410551928420290
48163278214129451
796951305237411103202
........
5882
1
10
20
5913
1981
RuralPopulation
(million)
...........
0.0960.3340.1090.3690.1910.1380.0710.032
0.0710.104
0.1510.2150.282
0.3140.356
0.1180.1570.3270.0690.151
3.655
0.245
0.390
0.041
4.331
AnnualRuralGrowth
Rate
........-1.6%3.2%3.3%3.3%3.3%
3.3%3.0%
3.0%3.4%3.4%
3.3%3.3%3.3%
3.3%3.3%3.3%3.1%3.2%2.5%3.3%
3.1%
Projected RuraPopulation (million)
........1988
0.0860.4160.137
0.4630.2400.1730.0870.039
0.0900.1310.1900.270
0.3540.3940.4470.1480.1940.4080.082
0.190
4.539
1993
0.0790.4870.1610.5450.2820.2040.1010.046
0.1060.155
0.2230.3170.416
0.4640.5260.1740.2260.477
0.0930.223
...
5.305
1998
0.0730.5710.1890.641
0.3320.2400.117 j
0.053 |0.125 |0.184 |
0.262 {0.3730.490
0.5450.6180.2050.2640.5590.1050.262
6.208
I
Appendix-ATable A-2
District |Local Council
1111
Ouetta |Dist. Council|Union Councili1
Pishin jDist. Council(Union Council
IvChagai [Dist. Council
[Union Councili1
Loralai |Dist. Council|Union Councili1
Zhob [Dist. Council(Union Councili
1Q. Saifullah |Dist. Council
|Union Council
1Sibi [Dist. Council
|Union Council•
1Dera Bugti |Dist. Council
[Union Council•
1Kohlu |Dist. Council
|Union Councili1
Ztarat [Dist. Council|Union Council
1Jaffarabad |Dist. Council
|Union Council
1
HO. Of
Schemes
1184
36
1738
28118
1917
15-
1779
1796
1354
1165
81
ADP OF RURAL DEVELOPMENT
Allocation
9530501048250
176450?1940950
if..1001«p
norao
19M6|O
1332900
1466200
1046250
1150900
866700
953350
973750
1071100
863250
949600
732050
805250
1471000
1618100
Expenditure on
Water
Ho.
2 ,
16-
/ "
•-
113
•
1
21
1
• -
2
113
23
1
23
Supply
Funds
I162961136700
550000
20000
98600
50000
362200
66200
-
-
599O0
160000
85700
455150
32942
-
343792
FOR 1988/89 - LGRDD(Rupees)
Expenditure on | Expenditure onHealth & Hygiene| Sanitation
Ho.
-
-
-
--
1
Funds
--
-
--
--
-
-
-
40000
Ho.
12
-
--
15
-
1
Funds
...
50000137600
-
-
-
15000020000
12350
Expenditure onIrrigation
Ho.
115
.
26
2222
53
6
46
885
13
5-
--
Funds
78427179350
-
14400
186900
1448550262690
340000243200
386500
472400
400000
965400
842400-
395304-
--
TotalExpendi ture
......
291388
453650
550000
-
34400
285500
1498550
625090
340000
309400
386500
-
472400
59900
710000
1071100
842400
455150
428246
-396142
2 Pages
Remarks |
Sector Allocation |not avaiIable |
Sector Allocation |not avai table |
Sector Allocation |not available J
11
ADP of District |Counci I not |yet approved j
Appendix-ATable A-2
AOP OF RURAL DEVELOPMENT FOR 1988/89 - LGROD(Rupees)
2 Pages
District |Local Council 1
I 11 11 i1 1
Tamboo |Dist. Council|Union Councili
1Xachhi |Dist. Council
|Union Councili1
Kalat jDist. Council|Union Council
Khuzcfar |
1•1
Kharan :
Lasbella
Turbat
Gwadar
Punjgoor
Oist. CouncilUnion Council
Dist. CouncilUnion Council
Dist. CouncilUnion Council
Oist. CouncilUnion Council
Dist. CouncilUnion Council
Dist. CouncilUnion Council
No. of !Schemes
38
134
25142
31185
2090
1 16| 100
1 301 151
1 39
1 15| 138
| 1982
Allocation
1039350 |1143300 |
16091001770000
16540001819400
• •
•
179S050W73K0
10^5900
1180^60
\175070011925750
870150957150
11464001261150
| 52500000
Expend!WaterHo.
7
48
638
28
1
\ 61
Af \
5 :
16229
379
ture onSupplyFunds........
imoo
469400
287000343830
319400
50000680300
11000088500
250000| 370000
, 178200202500
6110375
ExpencHealthNo.
5
II II
2
13
12
iture on& HygieneFunds
......
9810
• i
ii
43500
-
8190029000
204210
ExperSam
No.
1
1
1
1
II I
t
-
14
tditure ontationFunds
21500
22600
50000
100000
-
564050
ExperIrr
Ho......
3
57
1098
4
80
46
852
421
586
xliture ongationFunds
63000
754100
5400001040900
200000
1692100
20525060600
415550545100
334100251250
• ..
112317671
TotalExpenditure
...
261600
1246100
5900001040900
587000353640
2011500
255250740900
525550677100
250000370000
594200482750
19196306
Remarks |
1
Sector Allocationnot available
1
Appendix A
Table A-3
TAXES TO BE LEVIED BY LOCAL COUNCILS.
Page 1 of 1
Union Councils
1. Tax on import of goods and animals for Consumption or
sale.
2. Tax on sale of animals.
3. Tax for the construction or maintenance of a work of
public utility.
4. Hearth Tax.
5. Fee on slaughter of animals.
6. Fee for Registration of births of children.
7. Fee for registration of marriages.
8. Fee for erection and re-erection of buildings.
9. Fee for licences, sanction, and permits.
10. Fee for specific services.11. Rate for remuneration of village watchman.
District Councils
12. Tax on transfer of immoveable property .
13. Tax on export of goods and animals from the District.
14. Fee for licenses, sanction and permissions.
15. Fee at fairs, agriculture shows and Industrial
Exhibitions.
16. Market fee for the markets maintained by District
Councils.
17. Rate on services bill water supply, drainage, street
lights provided by the District Councils.
18. Toll on roads and bridges maintained by the District
Councils.
19. Surcharge on any of the Taxes levied by Government.
Source: Local Government Ordinance.
Appendix ATable A-4
MAJOR SOURCES OF REVENUE OF LOCALCOUNCILS IN BALOCHISTAN
(Rs. In 000)
Sources
OctroiExport TaxProperty & Land TaxTax on Transfer of
PropertyToll TaxEntertainment TaxOther TaxesLicences and FeesRemunerative ProjectDevelopment GrantsGeneral Purpose GrantsAll other GrantsSpecial Purpose GrantsOthers
Total
District
Amount
118016003901150
22012501400960560330470
6400190
11770
27870
Councils
Percent
4.25.71.44.1
0.84.55.03.52.01.21.7
23.00.7
42.2
100.0
Union
Amount
1180---
---
110-
2701390270370
2620
6210
Councils
Percent
19.0--—
—--
1.8
4.322.44.36.0
42.2
100.0
Source: LGRDD (1985/86)
Appendix B.
Hygiene Experience
•Appendix B.
HYGIENE EXPERIENCE
The Department of Health, Baluchistan has only 4 health
education officers in the Province with one in Quetta. Health
education officers are assigned tasks which are not related
to health education. Health Education Officer in Quetta is
supervising CDD but doing no health education. Materials from
National Institute of Health are not distributed. Health
education officers have no job descriptions in this Province,
no audio-visual facilities, artist or transport.
BIAD has 12 mobile teams each consisting of a Community
Development Officer, two female para-medics — Lady Health
Visitor (LHV) and Medical Technician (MT) — responsible for
community health promotion, one sanitarian and one lady
teacher. Health and hygiene promotion are a major component
of the team's work, delivered one-on-one to mothers by the
female team members. One concrete result has been the
reported construction of 1886 latrines, covering about 38V. of
families in the project areas.
UNICEF has spent some of its resources on developing a series
of health educational materials: pinch and scoop, sugar salt
mixture, and BC6 vaccination have been produced. Others under
development include hygiene, including hand washing correct
latrine utilization, nutrition, including breast-feeding; and
TT vaccinations. None of their visuals include any words and
minimal use of tribal characteristics to permit as wide a use
as possible. Each of these materials have taken a year or so
to produce, reflecting the time consuming cycle of design,
test and revision.
As in other provinces, Baluchistan uses its vaccinators to
promote Oral Rehydration Solution (ORS). Reflecting the
scattered population of the province, it has the lowest
immunization rate and ORS usage rate for diarrhoeal cases of
any province. '
The Malaria Control Programme is organised in a two, week crash
"Spray Programme" to cover all houses in each target area.
One team includes 5 to 6 people, mainly spray labourers, and
a supervisor who visits house to house motivating families and
educating them with the help of posters and explaining the
linkages between drainage and malaria. Teams include only
male workers but do not seem to face much problem contacting
rural women as the /programme is one of the oldest and has
worked in. the same areas for more than two decades. The
District Health Education Officer is responsible for these
teams and monitors them. The Chief of this programme would
agree to integrate education on other water related diseases
(e.g. diarrhoea prevention through hygiene education) in this
programme. The Malaria Control programme appears to be useful
at least for hygiene education for rural male population.
Malaria Control Programme workers may also be useful in
dissemination hygiene education among school children, youth
groups etc.
The Population Welfare Cell, Baluchistan has 53 Family Welfare
Centres (7 urban + 46 rural). In theory, each FWC has one
LHV, 1 Female Health Worker (FHW) and one male worker who Are
also responsible for population control, motivation and
education among rural population. In reality, most of the LHV
posts are vacant. Although PWC, with the help of UNICEF and
CIDA (a federal Government project), trained 250 LHVs for the
province, it is understood that most did not stay and returned
to their home province. Those who stay do not leave Quetta
2,
and avoid the rural centres. There is no integration between
FWCs and other Health programmes. However, PWC does
collaborate with various NGOs interested in population control
and other development activities, by offering FWCs and their
staff. The 46 rural FWCs could be used for organizing
training activities for rural health workers, or organizing
hygiene education for rural women who come to these centres.
FHWs of the Family Welfare Centres may be more useful as
Master trainers to train TBAs or other community health
workers than LHVs.
Within the Expanded Programme on Immunization (EPI) a new
Provincial WHO Representative has organized training courses
for medical officers and Para-medical staff in all but 3
districts. For this training, new manuals in urdu have been
used, however, the importance of face to face communications
still appears to be under—stressed.
The AICF (L'Action Internationale Centre la Faim) Afghan
Refugee Health Programme has organized TBA training in camps.
They were trained by 1 Pakistani LHV, 2 Afghan educated women
from the camps and 1 Afghan nurse. Training was for 2 to 3
months. Only those TBAs were selected who were well
recognized by the community and who were actively practising.
After training, each TBA was responsible for Health and
Hygiene education of 10 families in the camp. Among other
things, the Female Community Health Worker (FCHW) training
curriculum includes: causes, spread and prevention of
disease; demonstration of hand-washing; clean water and
protection of wells, faeces and the importance of latrines;
how to remove rubbish; diarrhoea and ORS; and malaria.
Programme staff judged that TBAs are definitely the most
useful village based health workers but LHVs are not
interested nor sufficient in number in the Province to reach
and train the TBAs. Hence, more flexibility and relaxation
is needed for admission in Public Health Schools in
Baluchistan so that more Baluchi girls can join the
profession. L'AICF would like to work in rural areas of
Pakistan after the Afghan refugees leave. One possibility
would be to establish a school for the training of female
health workers outside Quetta, at a district level.
WASA's Sanitation Project is located in two katchi abadis near
Quetta city. As a pilot phase, WASA is trying a new approach
with emphasis on community involvement. WASA female workers
visit women individually in their homes (though in one abadi,
they also meet women in the female Vocational Skill Training
Centre). The Quran and Hadtith are used to convince women for
the hygienic use of latrines (using purity and pollution
concepts), and the importance of anal cleansing.
The Women's Cell office in P & D (Women's Division) has only
limited experience in rural areas. Women's Cell interventions
in health have included! providing female wards, extra rooms
for females in hospitals in urban areas. one mobile Women's
Mobile Health Unit, and a Mother and Child Health Centre in
Kalat. The Cell is also a funding agency to Social Welfare
Department and NGOs for establishing Female education centres,
adult literacy classes, income generation centres, which could
be used for organizing hygiene education.
Most LHVs are from Punjab and only came to do the LHV course
in Quetta and then leave after serving their bond period.
Every year Department of Health has to use new LHVs to replace
those who have left, yet still there &re many LHVs posts
vacant. Integrating hygiene education in their work may be
difficult as they are to fill several different registers for
4
various vertical health programmes.
The Nutrition Cell started in late 1988 and is only at pilot
stage. UNICEF has donated one vehicle, 2 typewriters and one
photocopier and is also helping to arrange Training Courses
for Female Health Workers. The programme is covering 18 urban
and sub-urban areas. The programme has trained 18 LHVs in
procedures to identify malnourishment among children, and
growth monitoring.
Appendix C.
Balochistan Education Facilities
Appendix C BALOCHISTAN EDUCATION FACILITIES
<Primary/Middle/High/Mosque Schools)
Name ofDistrict
Quetta
Pishin
Chagai
Loralai
Zhob
Q.Saifullah
Sibi
Ziaret
Kohlu
Dera Bugti
Jafarabad
Tamboo
Kachhi
Kalat
Khuzdar
Kharan
LasbeUa
Turbat
Panjgoor
Guadar
Total
Primary Schools
Male |Femate|Total
166
287
113
361
205
104
78
40
122
70
194
103
229
214
230
111
186
151
61
61
101
47
17
51
43
29
21
19
11
11
31
0
34
39
20
10
21
20
11
8
3086 | 544
267
334
130
412
248
133
99
59
133
81
225
103
263•
253
244
121
207
177
72
69
3630
Middle
Male
23
52
22
43
22
19
9
11
11
22
15
23
34
36
30
27
25
29
16
10
479
Schools
Femal|Total
18
4
5
5
1
1
5
1
0
1
3
0
6
10
3
1
1
2
1
2
70
41
56
27
48
23
20
14
12
11
23
18
23
40
46
33
28
26
31
17
12
549
High
Male
23
21
7
16
3
4
11
2
3
9
15
7
18
14
18
5
11
17
7
6
217
Female
19
5
2
4
1
2
3
0
1
1
2
1
4
4
1
1
3
1
2
1
58
Schools
—----Total
42
26
9
20
4
6
14
2
4
10
17
8
22
18
19
6
141
18
9
7
275—
Mosque
Total|Male
350
416
166
480
275
130
127
73
148
114
260
134
325
337
301
155
247
226
98
88
4450
212
360
142
420
230
127
98
53
136
101
224
133
281
284
277
143
222
203
84
77
3807
Schools
Female
I 138 |
56'|
24 |
60 |
45 |
3 |
29 |
20 |
12 |
13 |
36 |
1 |
44 |
53 |
24 |
12 |
25 |
23 |
14 |
1 1 I
643 |
Source; Bureau of Statistics/Department of Education (1988/89)
AppedlzD.
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(Existing Community Based Organizations)
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Appendix D Details of Criteria
1. Community Consciousness
2. Leadership with
Development approach
3. Community Development
activities within their
village
4. Ability of Raising funds
within the Community
5. Existing Community based
system of decision and
accountability
6. Understanding of local
councils system & level
of its acceptance*
7. Attitude towards women
8. Knowledge & awareness level
towards sector.
9. Process of information
collection within and
out side the community
and sharing this
information.
10. Attitude! towards financial
contribution to water
supply and sanitation.
Appendix S.
List of Field Visits
Appendix E LIST OF FIELD VISITS
| District
|Q. saifullah
|zhob
I11I1•
I|Loralai
|Chagai |
|S.No| Name
| 1
j 2| 3
1 *5
| 7
8
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[ 1213
141516
17
1819
202122
23
242526
27
28293031
323334
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38 j
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42 j43 |44 |
| W.S.S| W.S.S
| w.s.sw.s.s
of Scheme/Village
. Tor Tangi
.Tarowal
. Qila Saifullah
.Kan Mehtarzai
W.S.S. Muslin BashW.S.S
I KilliKilliKilliKilliKilli
| KilliKilli
W.S.SW.S.SKilli
. Khawaja IroranFerozi KanMurgha MehtarzaiKach Mulla zaiUrgus
NasaiKaluQillaChina Khora
. Kapip
. ApozaiLawara & group
of villages near by,KilliKilliKilli
KilliKilli
KilliZai
Killi
W.S.S
w.s.sw.s.sw.s.sKilliKilliKilliKilli
KilliKilliKilli
KilliKilli
W.S.S.
W.S.S.W.S.S.W.S.S.KilliKilli
KilliKilli
TakaiGardah BabarKhosti
BarwalaChamowalOhana Abdullah
Murgha Kibzai
Killi Masran
Sinjaui. Loralai. BadfnzaiHaji RozaiRaz MuhaomadMajaiMohd. TarMohd. ThandhwaniKazha
Chautair ThanaChautairKarbi Kach
rak MachAnam Bostan j
Killi Johar KhanKilli Ahmad Wai
Malik IsmailJamal Din |Batu |Mandai 1
PHED
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j
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Appendix E LIST OF FIELD VISITS
District
1
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1
1
II|Panjgoor
1111|111|Kalat
S.No
4546474849
5051
52535455
565758
5960
61
62
6364656667
68
69
70717273747576
7778
798081
8283
868586
Name of Scheme/Village
Kilti Jahan ShahKiUi HabibullahKilli Haji OmaidKilli Haji KarimKilli MangaI Hah
Killi Sal eh MohamadKilli Taleh Moharanad
KiUi BahadurKilli Noor MohanmadKilli NakariKilli Haji Gul MohammadKilli Khuda Zai
Killi Dino ZaiKilli Kuchaki & otherGroup of vi11ages
Killi PadadKilli Charsar
Killi Malik M.Azam &
other group of villages
Killi Chi tar & otherVillagesKilli PishukKilli Pat GawankuKilli Mak MadiKilli Badal KarezKilli Noshki station
U.S.S. DunokW.S.S. Gurkani Seechi
KiUi Bahot ChatKilli Oh chat
Killi SorakKilli SangabadKilli Kirki
Killi SajabanKilli Balochi Bazar
U.S.S.Khuda BadanU.S.S. Madrassa DarulToheed TaspKilli KalagKilli Sinsori
Killi Sahib KanKilli Shay HussainKilli Sorap (Ajbar)
U.S.S. Mande HajiU.S.S. Dasht-e-KambelaU.S.S. Spezand
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Appendix E LIST OF FIELD VISITS
District |S.No| Nawe of Scheme/Village |PHED |LGRDD|Pak German|BIAD |
|Khuzdar
87 |88 |89 |90 |91 192 |93 |94 |
95 |
I96 |
I97 |98 I99
1100
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I I|109 ||110 ||111 ||112 II I
I
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I
|113|114|1151116
|117 |
|118 |
|119 |1120 |1121 |1122 |1123 ||124 ||125 |I II I|126 |1127 |
W.S.S. Killi HassniU.S.S. Chi I tan AnariU.S.S, Dasht-e-PingoveW.S.S. DringarU.S.S. KirdgabU.S.S. BabriWater Tank, Chi Itan AnariWater Tank, HajiNoroz* KhanDug Well, Killi NorozeKhanCornn. Tank, Killi JumaKhanCornn. Tank, Killi ZarkhuAnimal Driven H.P.atKilli Rais DilshadOpen dug Reservoir atKilli Dhor, Killi AbdulQadirW.S.S. Kar«z NorthU.S.S. Mastung RoadW.S.S. GhousabasW.S.S. UmardoreKilli TurkmanKilli Mai Khar-maKilli LaputtoKilli Kapota Kalan(Dilshad Zai)Killi BanchahKilli Mai Shaho ZaiKilli BitaauKilli Lakhorian
W.S.S. NaLU.S.S. UadhKilli NaugheKilli GongoKilli BidrangKilli Dal Muead MohammadKilli Sardarf DalKilli TobroKilli Khor Mu&tanKilli GarukKilli LaisaKilli Kalu Bit 'Killi Andaghar
U.S.S. Kot khaiW.S.S. Sani-Bhag
Appendix E LIST OF FIELD VISITS
| District |S.No|1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . i . . . , - -1 11 |128I |1»1 |130
I 1131I I « 21 M331 M341 11351 1I i1 11 1|Ziarat |1361 1137I M38I- 11391 |1401 |1 1|S1b1 |141
1 M«1 11*31 1144I 1145I 11461 |1471 11481 |1491 M501 1151I 1152I 11531 |154
1 11551 |156
1 11571 M581 11591 |160| 1161
1162I |163I M«I 1 1 * 51 |166
|1471168|169|170•|171
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Name
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Killi
KilliKilliKilli
KilliKilli
W.S.S
U.S.SKilliKillf
Killi
U.S.SKilli
Killi
KilliKilli
KilliKilli
KilliKilli
Killi
KilliKilli
KilliKilliKilli
Killi
KilliKilliKilli
Killi
Kill)Killi
KilliKilli
KilliBastiKilli
KilliKilliKilliKilli
of Scheme/Village
NushkatKot RaisaniKot MengalH«hr GarhKhan UahDopasi
Sibri
Noshero
. Kawas
. Nana Velley
ZandaraCheena
virchoom
. HarnaiSharigGhund
RoflhniTaruoo
Saihan
NiaziMirzaShore
poriDakAspani
BellLundi
DubChurkinKaman
GandarinSheikhan
SingalKhadrani |Harpeni |
Spintangi . |Khiara |
Urharz |Shefkhan |Ali Hohaamad Shah |
Khaisahad |Umar Kala |She)khan ShameIi . |SameIaIa |
|PHED
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1 *
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|P1shin |172 | W.S.S. Dilsora
Appendix E LIST OF FIELD VISITS
| District |$.No
1 1173I 1174I 11751 |1761 |1771 |1781 |1791 |180I 11811 |1821 |1831 11841 |185I 1186I 1187j |188
I 11189I |190
1 11 |191I 11192I 1193I 11941 M95I II 11961 I1 |197
I II 11981 |199I i1 1|Ouetta |2001 |201I II 1202I 1203I 1204I 1205I 1206I 1207j 1208I I
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Name <
U.S.SU.S.SU.S.S.U.S.SU.S.S.U.S.S.u.s.s.U.S.S.U.S.S.u.s.s.u.s.s.u.s.s.u.s.s.u.s.s.u.s.s.u.s.s.u.s.s.
>f Scheme/Village
ChermianKhanozaiNaizaf AddaKhuda Dad ZAiJungal Pir AlizaiHuram ZaiSharan ZamistanBalo ZaiKhanaf BabaKilli TharataHakaliaiInayat Ullah karezGulistan BazarLajuar GulistanNandanKarbalaChurbadezai
Open Surf. Well,Sarkhan Zai.o.s.u.o.s.w.O.S.W.O.S.W.O.S.W.
, Khudu Khanzai, Nida Qila.Mian Khanzai, Manzri Tareenan, Mirza Khan,
GulistanO.S.W., Akbar Khan,GulistanO.S.W., Ashraf KhanQila AbdullahW.S.S.U.S.S.
U.S.S.U.S.S.KhailU.S.S.U.S.S.U.S.S.U.S.S.'u.s.s.u.s.s.u.s.s.
Pir AlizaiNew Saranan
Panjpai JKilli Mohammad |
Ahmad Khanzai jKilli Naik Mohammad|Qambrani jBengalzai |Sara Ghurgi |Lore Karez |Killi Sarda |
|PHED
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Total No. of Sch Visited 87
Total No. of Villages Visited 121which have no water supply
