humanitarian update 14 june 2011

Humanitarian Update

14 June 2011

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Humanitarian Update

SWA, NWA and Khyber Agencies:

•About 600 families displaced from NWA to Bannu, Lakki Marwat and D.I. Khan.

•989 families returned to SWA

•Continued displacement from Bara Tehsil, Khyber Agency

Humanitarian Update

Mohmand / Bajaur Agencies:

•Currently 2,687 families are residing in Nahqi camp (Mohmand Agency); 2,350 families returned to their place of origin.

•Return to Safi Tehsil (Mohmand Agency) has been postponed due to security concerns till June 15, 2011.

Humanitarian Update

Jalozai Camp:

•A total of 8,678 families have returned from the camp (mainly to Bajaur).

•Currently, 2,744 families from Bara (Khyber Agency), 1,000 families from Mohmand and 2,072 families from Bajaur Agencies are residing in camp.

Monsoon Contingency Plan

Scenarios

Most Likely Worst Case

Sindh 0.5 2.5

Punjab 0.75 1.75

Baluchistan 0.3 0.6

KPK 0.475 1

Gilget 0.03 0.05

AJK 0.015 0.03

Total 2.07 5.93

CCCM and Shelter / NFI

CCCM

•IOM lead for CCCM in Pakistan.

•28% of displaced people in camps. 1.150 – 3.300 camps (30 fam./community shelter – 65 fam. /tent camp)

•In 2011 60% of the camps planned to be managed (compare 45% Sindh 2010)

•Based on last years scenario in Sindh, the vast majority 45 % of all camps will be managed by government, 8 % by hum. sector = 50 – 160 camps,

•Humanitarian Camp management capacity is in Pakistan is relatively small (1.500 persons identified). Training required

•Pro active involvement of mass coms

•Relatively late startup government, Intensive coordination required on district level.

Shelter / NFI

•IOM and UNHCR broad experience in Shelter and Non food Items (NFI) coordination from floods 2010,

•CP assumes 50% of affected population displaced * NFI’s per person -/- stocks. (140.000 – 430.000 families)

•200 relief organizations in country (50.000 staff), 80 organizations gave input,

•Humanitarian NFI’s identified in country for approximately 130.000 families (7 pers). Not all funded. More outside (regional stocks and suppliers)

•Special attention for lighting and poles.

•District coordination planned in early stage, more training + support required,

•IM tools are SRF ready.

Contingency Plan Snapshot: Emergency Food Aid

• Scenario on affected population: Worst case 5.9 million; medium but most likely 2.07 million

• Available food stock (in different projects) estimated around 40,000 mt: good for one month relief assistance to only 2.1 million people

• Standby agreements with transporters in place

• Local warehousing capacity increased to 130,000 mt

• Pre-qualification of NGOs in place

• Emergency rapid assessment mechanism being finalized led by WFP and NDMA

• Integration among four survival clusters being ensured.

• DRR activities such as dykes, watershed management being done thru current ER programme i.e. C/FFW

Health CP (UNFPA, UNICEF, WHO + 67 partners)

• Provincial health emergency preparedness and response capacity built

• Capacity building – chest infections (ARI) / Cholera treatment centers, EmOC, Antenatal Care

• Trained rapid response team for case management of cholera

• Disease early warning system and nutrition surveillance and with partners

• health and environmental health services, essential medicines and supplies

• support overburdened and under-resourced health facilities targeted

• standardized package of essential emergency health care through counterparts

WASH Contingency Plan

• Inclusive process, active inputs from UN Agencies, Line Departments and NGOs in Islamabad and all provinces

• Case load of 450,000 affected population for rapid response over 30 days – Low on prepositioned materials stock and HR support

• Ongoing preparedness exercise -- Delineate best positioned actors, build capacity to respond rapidly and effectively, LTAs to rapidly deploy materials and relief workers

CONTACT DETAILS FOR THE CLUSTERS LEADS

Sector Focal Point Name Cell Phone E-Mail

Agriculture Tim Vassen 0346 8544142 Tim.vassen@fao.org

CCCM / Shelter Jan Wegdam 0303 5552052 JWWEGDAM@iom.int

Community Restoration

Rabia Khattak 0305 555 0889 rabia.khattak@undp.org

Education Amson Simbolon 0345 5006561 asimbolon@unicef.org

Food Zulfiqar Rao 0300 8505295 zulfiquar.rao@wfp.org

Health Alfred Dube 0300 400 5934 dubeal@pak.emro.who.int

Nutrition Samra Hanif 0345 5566449 Shanif@unicef.org

Protection Jessica Skinner & Mechelle 0345 5014587 & 0301 8550526

Jessica.skinner@rescue.org & BERG@unhcr.org

Logistics Hamza Mohmand 0321-5233853 hamza.mohmand@wfp.org

Emergency Telecomm Akhtar Nawaz 0300 8560146 Akhtar.nawaz@wfp.org

WASH Deepak Bajracharya 0345 500 8206 dbajracharya@unicef.org

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