Showing posts with label Flood Pakistan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Flood Pakistan. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 12, 2011

A Birthday to remember

Happy Happy Birthday to our beloved CEO!!!.
It' s indeed a birthday to remember for our CEO, because April 13, the birthday of Mr. Suleman Abro  is the nascent of SAFWCO as well, with out the CEO SAFWCO will never be as what it  is today.
LONG LIVE SAFWCO!!!               LONG LIVE MR. Suleman !!!!

Thursday, March 31, 2011

Shelter support to the IDP of District Jamshoro, Sindh, Pakistan


Oxfam GB ORG in partnership with SAFWCOwill implementing WASH and shelter support project. This is under the early recovery assistance to the IDP of SAFWCO DRR sector the project main objection is to contribute and assist on the recovery of flood affected families .Project intervention will focus on water, sanitation, hygiene (WASH) and shelter support   in the returnee villages of District Jamshoro, Sindh, Pakistan. Target beneficiary will approximately 8,000 house hold and 300 of this will be put on the shelter support assistance as well.
Shelter support project is what the IDP needed most because some of those IDP were  completely wash out, with this  shelter support they can again built up what ever  left  in their houses. WASH project is indeed a great advocacy as it assists the basic needs and creates awareness on the sanitation and hygiene practices of the IDP.

Thursday, March 10, 2011

Oxfam GB Pakistan Consultation meeting with my ORG

I’m glad I was present during the consultation meeting of my ORG with the Oxfam GB Public Health Country Representative by a person of Dr. Kausar Iqbal, Oxfam GB Pakistan is actively working in helping the flood affected families, they always make it sure that the partner NGO is working efficiently in implementing their funded project, and for certainty the vulnerable families will be able to have access to the facilities that they had provided.
 
March 10, 2011 Oxfam Novib Public Health Country Representative and her team visited the project site which is in District Dadu.  Unfortunately I missed the trip because they left from the office earlier and I came a bit late. I hope next time I’ll   be able to visit the project site as well.

My ORG visions, missions and objectives are clear enough to our Donor’s they keep working with us continuously, my ORG works are visible and ultra poor people are beneficiary the most. Project sustainability and quality are primarily considered during project implementation.