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KOHISTANKOHISTAN
Earthquake Reconstruction & Rehabilitation Authority
Government of Pakistan
Provincial Earthquake Reconstruction & Rehabilitation Agency
Government of NWFP
District Profile
KOHISTAN
District Profile-Kohistan
Earthquake Reconstruction and Rehabilitation Authority
Prime Minister’s Secretariat, Islamabad
Website: http://www.erra.gov.pk
Published: July 2007For official use onlyCopyright © Earthquake Reconstruction and Rehabilitation Authority and Affiliates
Compiled by: District Reconstruction Unit (DRU) – Kohistan
Consolidated and designed by: ERRA Knowledge Management Cell (KMC)
Printed by: Kamran Printers, Blue Area, Islamabad. Tel: +92-51-2872765
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P R E F A C E
The Reconstruction and Rehabilitation Programme implementation took off in April2006. By that time, ERRA had already gained momentum in the planning and strategydevelopment and started devolving responsibilities with due focus on building capacity ofits affiliates, SERRA/PERRA and DRUs.
The enormity, complexity and diversity of reconstruction and rehabilitation programmeafforded unparallel experiences that opened new avenues for learning to people withinthe organization, as well as to stakeholders, development practitioners, planners andmanagers, academic institutions and international community. One such avenue led tothe development of District Profiles of the nine earthquake affected districts.
The impediments faced in collecting accurate data for damage assessment of theearthquake and for planning reconstruction strategies was a sufficient indicator for ERRAto address the deficiency timely and pragmatically to ensure that such a situation wouldnot be repeated in the future.
Therefore, ERRA, together with its affiliates SERRA/PERRA and DRUs, initiatedcompilation of available district specific data/information on relevant socio-economicand physical indicators in the form of District Profile to serve as a baseline and areference point for planning and monitoring progress of work.
The first District Profile has been completed in July 2007. It will be updated regularlywith information received from the field through MIS reporting mechanism on theprogress of each programme sector with necessary analysis.
The document, it is hoped, will become a useful source of information on district’sprogressive development under the reconstruction and rehabilitation programme.
I avail this opportunity to thank ERRA team and its affiliates for dedicating their timeand efforts to prepare the document, and our development partners for theirencouragement and support in the process.
Altaf M. SaleemChairman
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The Earthquake Reconstruction and Rehabilitation Authority (ERRA) is gratefulto the Government of Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) and the Government ofthe North West Frontier Province (NWFP), State/Provincial Reconstruction andRehabilitation Agencies (SERRA/PERRA), District Reconstruction Units (DRUs)and line departments for their cooperation and practical assistance in thecollection, verification and consolidation of information for the District Profile.
ERRA is also thankful to UN-WFP and NESPAK for jointly providing useful mapsfor the districts, which are part of the profile.
Contributions and support by various Wings and Cells within ERRA toKnowledge Management Team in the process, is duly acknowledged.
Finally, it was a collective effort by the larger ERRA family that had receivedtremendous support from its partners in development, the G-7 group of donors.ERRA fully acknowledges their support.
Lt. Gen. Nadeem AhmedDeputy Chairman
Khadija KhanChief
ERRA Knowledge Management
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Details
Preface i
Acknowledgements ii
Contents iii
List of Tables and Figures iv
Acronyms v
Executive Summary vii
Chapter 1 Introduction 1
1.1 The Landscape and Physical features of the Area 1
1.2 Industry, Trade and Commerce 2
1.3 The People 2
1.4 Roads 2
1.5 Telecommunication 2
1.6 Power 2
1.7 Administration 3
1.8 Important Places 3
Chapter 2 Pre Earthquake Socio-Economic and Physical
Indicators - Baseline District Census Report– 1998
with updates on Selected Indicators
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2.1 Overview 5
2.2 Sector-Specific Information 6
Chapter 3 Extent of Damages due to Earthquake and
Sector-Wise / Year-Wise Reconstruction Plan 13
3.1 Housing Sector 13
3.2 Livelihood 14
3.3 Education 17
3.4 Health 17
3.5 Water and Sanitation 19
3.6 Governance (Administrative Infrastructure) 20
3.7 Power (Electricity) 22
3.8 Transport Sector 23
3.9 Environment 23
A. Annual Work Plan; List of Projects/Schemes 27
B. List of Union Councils 47
C. Key responsible agencies and contacts in the
District
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D. Map of Kohistan District -
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Contents
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T A B L E S
Sr. No Title of Tables
Page
No.
1 Area and Population 6
2 Housing Stock 7
3 Agriculture and Livestock 8
4 Veterinary Services 9
5 Health Facilities in Numbers 9
6 Educational Institutions 9
7 Extent of Damages to Housing Sector 13
8 Extent of Employment Losses in NWFP 14
9 Extent of Damages to Crops, Livestock and
Irrigation Sector-NWFP
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10 Extent of Damages to Irrigation Sector-Kohistan 15
11 Year Wise Reconstruction Plan- Irrigation Sector-
Kohistan
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12 Extent of Damages to Agricultural Sector 16
13 Reconstruction Plan – Agricultural Sector 16
14 Extent of Damages to Education Sector 17
15 Reconstruction Plan in Education Sector 17
16 Extent of Damages to Health Sector 18
17 Year Wise budget for Reconstruction Plan in
Health Sector
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18 Water Supply Schemes-District Kohistan 19
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25 23
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27 24
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Water and Sanitation Reconstruction Plan and
Budget - Kohistan
Reconstruction Plan-Governance Sector
Year Wise Financial Plan in Governance Sector
Extent of Damages to Tehsil Administrarion
Buildings
Tehsil Municipal Administration - ReconstructionPlanReconstruction Plan for Electric-PowerDistribution Infrastructure
Extent of Damages to Transport (Road) Sector
Year Wise Proposed Budget for Transport Sector
Extent of Damages to Environment Sector
Year Wise Reconstsruction Plan-EnvironmentSector
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ACRONYMS
ADB Asian Development Bank
AWP Annual Work Plan
BHU Basic Health Unit
CD Completely Damaged
CDWP Central Development Working Party
DFID Department for International Development
DHQ District Headquarters
DRAC District Reconstruction Advisory Committee
EDO Executive District Officer
ERRA Earthquake Reconstruction & Rehabilitation Authority
EST Estimated
GPTI Government Poly Technical Institute
GTVC (W) Government Technical Vocational Centre for Women
KM Kilometer
LHV Lady Health Visitor
LSDD Live Stock and Dairy Department
MCH Maternity Child Health
NADRA National Database Registration Authority
ND Negligible Damage
NESPAK National Engineering Services Pakistan (PVT) Limited
NGO Non Governmental Organization
NWFP North West Frontier Province
PC-I Planning Commission Form
PD Partially Damaged
PDWP Provincial Development Working Party
PERRA Provincial Earthquake Reconstruction & Rehabilitation
Agency
PHED Public Health Engineering Department
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PRC Provincial Reserve Centre
PTA Parent Teacher Association
RHC Rural Health Centre
RWSSP Rural Water Supply & Sanitation Project
S&L Schools & Literacy
STC Staff Training Centre
TMA Tehsil Municipal Administration
UC Union Council
UNICEF United Nations Children’s Fund
W&S Works & Services
WATSAN Water Supply & Sanitation
WB World Bank
WSS Water Supply Scheme
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The District of Kohistan is one of the less developed areas of the country. Therefore, using theopportunity of reconstruction and rehabilitation after the 2005 earthquake, the Government ofPakistan has decided to invest a significant amount of money in the development besidesrebuilding the destroyed/damaged structures and lost assets.
The information available in the District Census Report of 1998 needs to be updated for thepurpose of better planning; however, Earthquake Reconstruction and Rehabilitation Authority(ERRA) with the assistance of its affiliates Provincial Reconstruction and RehabilitationAgency (PERRA) and the District Reconstruction Units (DRUs) collected relevant statisticsfrom various sources including the Preliminary Damage Assessment to have a sense of existingsituation.
Most of this updated information is being provided in the District Profile document.
Area-wise, Kohistan is a large district spread over 7492 sq km with a population density of63.1% per sq km. The average household size is 6.4 persons.
According to 1998 Census, socio-economic indicators of Kohistan are lowest in the country.For example the total literacy rate is 11.1% only. The total enrollment ratio is 6.89%; it is10.60 for male and 1.34% for female. More than 70% of labor force is self employed inwoodcutting, small farms and mines.
There are 50% housing units consist of one room only. The earthquake destroyed some 12000units which are being rebuilt by the owners with the financial assistance of the governmentthrough ERRA.
The meager livelihood of Kohistan population was affected by the earthquake. Thereconstruction and rehabilitation programme is going to focus on restoring and rebuilding theirrigation system, agriculture extension and restoration of roads on sustainable basis under itslivelihood programme.
As for the damages to social infrastructure, some 56 schools were fully damaged and 156 werepartially damaged whereas 22 health facilities had been fully or partially damaged. All this hasto be rebuilt. Similarly, a number of water supply schemes were affected. A comprehensivewater and sanitation reconstruction plan includes restoring of these facilities for an estimatedcost of Rs. 103.33 million.
Regarding reconstruction or repair of transport infrastructure, electricity and power network aswell as the government buildings, the respective programmes provide for improvements toensure that every facility is being built better than before. For this purpose, the DistrictGovernment has already prepared a work plan for the period from 2007-2009.
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Chapter 1
Introduction1
The quality of information plays a vital role in better development planning. It becomesmore important in a disaster-affected area. The affected districts’ damage assessmentbecame a cumbersome exercise due to lack of information at district level anddisaggregated data on key socio economic aspects. However, Earthquake Rehabilitationand Reconstruction Authority (ERRA) used the Preliminary Damage Assessment done bythe Asian Development Bank and the World Bank in collaboration with the GovernmentDepartments, for planning its huge programme encompassing 12 major sectors. ERRAfurther complemented it with re-assessment where required e.g. in the Housing Sector.
The above experience necessitated compiling a specific document that could providedistrict specific information to serve as a baseline to track down progress in the future.Hence, the District Profile document was compiled.
1.1 The Landscape and Physical Features of the Area
The District Kohistan lies between 34º 54´ and 35º 52´-north latitudes and 72º 43´ and73º 57´ east longitudes. It is bounded on the north and northeast by Ghizer and DiamerDistricts of Northern areas, on the southeast by Manshera District ,on the south byBattragram District and on the west by Shangla and Swat Districts of NWFP.
Kohistan means the land of mountains. In fact there is hardly any plain area. It could becorrectly described as all mountains dotted with land. The Indus River cuts through theheart of Kohistan from start to end and divides it into two parts - Hazara Kohistan andSwat Kohistan. These two parts were merged in 1976 to form Kohistan District.
Before it’s up gradation to the level of District ,the Political Tehsildar of Oghi, lookedafter Hazara Kohistan. Later on when Battagram was up graded as a subdivision, politicalTehsildar of Battagram used to administer it. The Tran Indus (Swat Kohistan), thoughinaccessible was however affectively ruled by the ruler of the State of Swat through anetwork of his “Hakims” and “force”.
The district is warm in summer except some areas of high altitude and very cold inwinter. There is heavy snowfall and temperature generally falls below freezing point. Themajor crops grown in district are Maize, Wheat, and Rice while Pulses i.e. Mot, Kot,Red Beans and Potatoes are also grown.
No systematic survey for Minerals has been carried out. No known mines exist at presentexcept one chromite mine at Jijal yet to be exploited and extricated for commercialpurpose.
1 1998 District Census Report of Kohistan
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1.2 Industry, Trade and Commerce
Majority of the people are associated with agriculture for their livelihood. A number ofpeople are engaged in business. Most of the people depend upon their share in forest.
Literacy rate of the district is very low; however the tendency towards jobs inGovernment functionaries is increasing that encourages young generation towardseducation.
The only route for commerce and trade from the district is the Karakorum Highway. Themain trading centers are Dubair Bazar, Pattan Bazar, Komila Bazar and Shatial Bazar. Allessential commodities like vegetables, food, grain, flour and all the other agriculture andindustrial goods are imported to these markets from Swat ,Manshera, Havalian and fromthe cities of Punjab Province. Hides, walnuts, honey, raw wool and desi ghee are sold in avery negligible quantity in these bazaars. Timber is the major export item of the district.
1.3 The People
The tribes of Swat Kohistan are divided into two groups, Manzar and Money.Amongthese, tribes of Dubair, Kandia and Ranolia belong to the Manzar groupand those ofBanked, Jijal, Pattan, Kayal and Seo belong to Money group. The main tribes on the leftbank are Koka Manke Khel and Darram Khel. They are of cognate origin and do notconvey clear territorial division.
1.4 Roads
The Karakorum highway runs from one end of the district to the other. The High Wayenters the District Kohistan about eight kilometers up from Besham. It runs alongthe right bank up to Komila (85 km) and the left bank (82 km).The KKH leaves theDistrict about five kilometers ahead of Besham. Its total length in the district is 167 kmand it is 28 to 33 feet wide.
Kohistan Development Board (KDB) has constructed many link roads after theearthquake of 1974. When the Board was wound up, the communication and WorksDepartment (C&W) took over the work of construction and maintenance of the roads.Since then many roads have been constructed ,connecting the interior valleys with theKarakorum Highway.
1.5 Telecommunication
There are three exchanges working presently at District Kohistan i.e Dubair, Pattan andDassu which are being controlled by the exchange of Ghazi-Kot, Manshera. Most of thetime these exchanges remain out of order due to climate and the geographic terrain.
1.6 Power
In District Kohistan, only three micro-hydel power generators at Jalkot, Dubair andKayal are working under the supervision of SHYDO (Sarhad Hydro-power developmentorganization).
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1.7 Administration
Kohistan District consists of three Teshils viz Dassu, Pattan and Pallas. The DistrictNazim is Chief Executive of the district assisted by Tehsil Nazim Dassu, Pattan andPallas.
All departments of the district like Finance, Education, Health, Agriculture etc areheaded by the respective EDOs under over all control and supervision of the DistrictCoordination Officer. The District Police Officer is responsible for law and order as wellas investigation. His jurisdiction includes police station Dassu, Komila, Batera, Pattan,Dubair, Palas and Shatial.
After the enforcement of the Nifaz-e-Sharia Ordinance 1994 in Malakand Division andKohistan and the subsequent promulgation of Sharia Nizam-e-Adl regulation issued on16th January 1999 with slight amendments, the judicial system throughout KohistanDistrict is managed through Qazi Courts.
Since no settlement has been carried out in the district therefore, revenue transaction isnominal. Tehsildar/Revenue officers and few Patwaries are entrusted the job of loanrecoveries granted by Sarhad Development Finance Cooperation (SDFC) and ZariTraqiati Bank of Pakistan (ZTBP).
1.8 Important Places
Supat Valley situated on the east southern side of Jalkot, which touches Kaghan andNarran valleys of Manshera District, is an important site for tourism. It remains coveredwith snow from September to April. The valley consists of vast plains and that is whyhorse race competitions among the people are held there. It is also famous for differentcolorful flowers in spring.
“Seo Mosque” is situated in village Seo at a distance of 10 km from Dassu Tehsil towardsnorth and is centuries old. Its wooden pillars and beams are decorated by carving picturesand flowers on them.
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Chapter 2
Pre-Earthquake Socio-Economic and Physical Indicators
Baseline District Census Report 1998 with updates on Selected Indicators
2.1 Overview
The population of Kohistan District according to 1998 census report is 472,579 with anaverage annual growth rate of 0.09%. Kohistan comprises of three Tehsils (Dassu, Palasand Pattan). Dassu has the highest population of 184,746 persons, with 102,800 male and81,880 female. Tehsil Palas comprises of 165,613 people, with 92,330 male and 73,283female.Tehsil Pattan has the total population of 122,244 with 66,746 male and 55,465female respectively.
The total area of the district is 7492 sq.km with population density of 63.1 persons persquare kilometer. The average household size is 6.4 persons. According to 1998 censusreport the whole district consists of rural population.
The District Headquarter (Dassu) and the Sub-divisional Headquarters (Pattan & Palas)have the characteristics of urban areas but none of them have been declared as urban areaso far.
The disabled persons constituted 1.05% of the total population of the district, amongthem 0.47% are female and 0.58% are male.
The literacy rate of the district among the population aged 10 years and above is 11.1%whereas the literacy ratio among male and female is 17.23% and 2.95% respectively. Theproportion of working or employed population is 26.47% recorded as 70.53% of the totallabor force. Out of the total employed population, 71.60% are self employed, 10.68%working as employees and 17.32% are unpaid family helpers.
According to 1998 census, 53.53% of the population aged 18 years and above haveobtained National Identity Cards which means that almost half of the population of age18 and above are still not possessing National Identity Card.
The total housing units of the district were 73,622. More than 49% of the housing units inKohistan District are single room houses and 26.29% of the housing units have tworooms. There are 6.79% houses with 4 rooms and 4.79% houses with 5 or more rooms inthe district. The predominant roof material used by 74.29% housing units in the district iswooden log/bamboo while 1.62% of the housing units have their roofs constructed withRCC/RBC. Hardly, more than 1% of the housing units have constructed their roof withcement/iron sheet. The district has 55.83% housing units with outer walls in the standardcategory of backed bricks/blocks and cement bonding while 4.03% of the houses aremade of unbaked bricks with mud bonding. The category of wooden outer walls housesconsists of 26.37%. The unspecified category of material is used in 3.77% housing unit.
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2.2 Sector Specific Information
The information given in the following tables to establish a pre-earthquake baseline isprimarily taken from District Census Report 1998, on District Kohistan. It has beenupdated, wherever possible with the help of information from various other sources.
Table 1
AREAArea in sq. km 7,492
Population
1998Social Indicators
Total Rural Male FemalePopulation (in thousandNo.s)
472570 472570 Male to female sex ratio is 124.4
Annual Growth Rate (%) 0.09 0.09
Life Expectancy 60 years
Literacy Rate 11.01 11.01 17.23 2.95
Enrolment Ratio6.89
6.89 10.60 1.34
Under 10 PopulationVaccination Ratio (%)
44.68 44.68 23.92 20.76
Labor Force Participation 37.53 37.53 65.37 0.78
Economically ActivePopulation 24.55
24.55 43.90 0.49
Disabled Population 1.05 1.05 0.58 0.47
Population (in thousandsNo.s)
510000 510000 Male to femaleratio is not segregated
Source: 1998 District Census Report, Kohistan
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Table 2
HOUSING STOCK
Housing and Physical Facilities
IndicatorsTotal
Rural
(Kohistan has no
urban area)
Housing Units in No.s 73,6,22 73,6,22
Nature of tenure
Ownership % 92.91 92.91
Rented % 1.00 1.00
Rent free % 6.09 6.09
Construction Materials in walls
Baked/Bricks/Blocks/Stones % 55.83 55.83
Un baked bricks/earth % 4.03 4.03
Wood Bamboo % 26.37 26.37
Others % 13.77 13.77
Construction Materials used in Roof
RCC/RBC % 1.62 1.62
Cement/Iron Sheets % 1.10 1.10
Wood/Bamboo % 74.29 74.29
Others % 22.99 22.99
Source of drinking water
Availability of drinking water inside house % 12.45 12.45
Availability of drinking water outside house % 87.55 87.55
Source of Lighting
Electricity % 2.9 2.9
Kerosene Oil % 50.30 50.30
Others % 46.80 46.80
Cooking fuel used
Wood % 88.40 88.40
Kerosene Oil % 1.98 1.98
Gas % 0.22 0.22
Others % 9.40
9.40
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Availability of latrine
Separate % 6.41 6.41
Shared % 11.24 11.24
None% 82.36 82.36
Availability of Bath Room
Separate % 10.68 10.68
Shared % 24.70 24.70
None% 64.62 64.62
Availability of Kitchen
Separate % 5.70 5.70
Shared % 24.10 24.10
None% 70.20 70.20
Source: 1998 District Census Report
Table 3
Agriculture & Livestock
Livelihood IndicatorsArea
(Hectares)
Production
(Metric Tons)
Major Crops
Maize 26,6,30 56,1,54
Wheat 2,080 2,4,41
Rice 68 149
Oil Seed 0 0
Potato 82 492
Pulses 1,050 2,100
Barley 72 74
Vegetable 82 168
Fruit Farms in No.s
Trees under Scattered Farming No.s 1,20,000
Source: 1998 District Census Report
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Table 4
Veterinary Services
Livestock Treatment Centers Numbers
Veterinary Hospital 2
B-Class Dispensaries 24 (17 rented)
First Aid Centers 0
Artificial Insemination Centers 1
Govt. Livestock/ Poultry Farm Center 0
Source: 1998 District Census Report, Kohistan
Table 5
Health Facilities in Numbers
Health Services &
Facilities
1998 2005
Rural Health Centers 03 03
Basic Health Units 30 34
Civil Dispensaries 01 01
M.C.H. Centers 00 00
T.B Centers 00 02
Dental Care Centers 5 0
Leprosy Centers 02 02
Food Centers 0 0
Source: 1998 District Census Report, Kohistan/DRU Kohistan
Table 6
Educational Institutions in Numbers
Health Services &
Facilities
1998 2005
Higher Secondary Schoolfor Boys
0 1
High school for Boys 9 14
High school for Girls 0 1
Middle School for Boys 65 72
Middle School for Girls 0 5
Primary Schools for Boys 308 479
Primary Schools for Girls 200 238
Community ModelPrimary School for Girls
4 4
Mosques/Maktab boys 315 315
Source: 1998 District Census Report, Kohistan/DRU Kohistan
Statement for prior clarification:
The Third Chapter comprises of figures and statistics on Extent of Damages andReconstruction Plans which have been taken from the Preliminary Damage AssessmentReport by ADB/WB, ERRA’s Sectoral Strategy Documents and input from the respectiveDRU. Moreover, figures of 2nd assessment carried out in Housing Sector have beenincorporated. Data regarding power sector has been taken from AJKED. The exercise forspecific need-base re-assessments and reconciliation of project level planning isunderway. Any new project identified and agreed upon by ERRA will be incorporated inthe strategies in due course of time.
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Chapter 3
Extent of Damages due to Earthquake and Sector-Wise / Year-Wise
Reconstruction Plan
The damage due to earthquake was not colossal in the Districts of Shangla and Kohistan;however, there was still some damage to social and physical infrastructure that needed tobe rebuilt. Besides, the Government of Pakistan, in view of the development needs of thearea, decided to make a significant investment in order to uplift the overall status of thesedistricts. The sector wise extent of damages and Reconstruction plan is being givenbelow.Due to October 8th Earthquake the number of deaths in District Kohistan was 596. Therewere 1160 persons who were injured. According to the information provided by DRUKohistan ,51.9 million rupees have been paid as death compensation in the district.
3.1 Housing Sector
i. Extent of Damages
In District Kohistan, private housing sector suffered some loss. Out of 73,622 households,19,251 housing units were affected by the earthquake. The details of the destroyed,partially damaged and negligible damages are provided in the table mentioned below:
ii. Reconstruction Plan
The reconstruction plan of District Kohistan is a part of the overall HousingReconstruction Strategy. ERRA with the assistance of Army carried out a housing surveyand engaged NADRA to establish a database that was used as a mechanism forscreening the applications for eligibility and for progressive disbursement regardingfinancial assistance for the reconstruction of private housing.During the relief phase, the first installment of Rs.25000 was made to assure housingcompensation to all those people whose houses were identified as fully or partiallydamaged. Till January 2007, 10199 families have been provided Rs. 104.832 million inthe form of housing compensation.
Table 7
Extent of Damages to Housing Sector
DestroyedPartially
Damaged
Negligible
Damage
No. % No. % No. %
11936 62 4865 25 2450 13
Source: 1998 District Census Report
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3.2 Livelihood
i. Extent of Damages
District Wise detail of damages to livelihood of people is not available. However,according to preliminary estimation, there were direct and indirect damages to almost allsectors of formal and non-formal employment as well as agriculture which is the mainstayof economy in Kohistan.
Besides losing physical livelihood means, people lost intangible social assets i.e. capacityto work in environment that could take considerable time to be revived to earlier status, apart of damages to livelihood could be gauged from the extent of efforts under taken torevive the livelihood of people over a period of time.
Table -8
Extent of Employment Losses - NWFP
Sectors Pre-Earthquake % Empl. LossAgriculture and Forestry 3,59,110 32 1,16,003
Mining 2,933 39 1,157
Manufacturing 14,515 34 4,881
Utility 6050 32 1,926
Construction 73,292 32 23,781
Trade 59,482 34 19,932
Transport etc 40,590 27 10,886
Finance and Business 3,752 33 1,255
Services and Public Admin 1,88,876 3 5,627
Other 22,406 31 6,936
Total 771,006 25 1,92,385
Source: ADB/WB Pakistan 2005 Earthquake - Preliminary Damage and NeedsAssessment
Table 9
Extent of Damages to Crop, Livestock and Irrigation Sector - NWFP
Direct
Damage
Indirect
Damage
Total Loss
Crop 746.8 182.8 929.6
Livestock 3933.8 2370.0 6303.8
Irrigation 83.7 - 83.7
(Rs. in million) 4764.3 2552 7317.1
(US$ in million) 80.2 43.0 123.2
Source: ADB/WB Pakistan 2005 Earthquake; Preliminary Damage and NeedAssessment
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ii. Reconstruction Plan
a. Livelihood (Cash Grants) Programme
The immediate intervention made under the Livelihood Programme was its Cash GrantsProgramme that focused on provision of cash grants to vulnerable families, selected onthe basis of an eligibility criteria, primarily to meet the immediate food and non foodneeds of the affected families over a period of six months.
The Programme has been implemented progressively in all affected Union Councilsbetween September 2006 and June 2007 and a fixed amount of Rs 3000 per month hasbeen provided to families fulfilling the criteria. An extension of the Programme foranother six months has been approved. The extension shall cover only most vulnerablefamilies of District Kohistan.
The total eligible families are 12,669, from 13 union councils out of 38 total UnionCouncils in the District. These Union Councils are Batera, Peach Bela, Kolai ,Kuzparo,Madakhail, Sharakot and Shareed of Palas sub-Division, five union Councils of Pattansub-Division i.e. Banked, Ranolia, Jijal ,Pattan and Kayal while only one union council(Bariyar) of Dassu Sub-Division.
b. Livelihood Core Programme
The Livelihood Core Programme strategy focuses on rehabilitation of primary smallbusiness and employment. The strategy is based on a participatory approach where byvillages/ communities will be assisted to prepare community livelihood rehabilitationplans which shall be a set of prioritized needs, production, replacement and repair ofdamaged transitional irrigation systems, restoration of small access roads, rehabilitationof agricultural extension, reinstating emergency employment centre and provision ofmicro finance facilities.The DRU based livelihood coordinators shall be the focal persons to lead the planningand implementation process. Livelihood coordination forums, consisting of all projectsand NGOs involved in livelihood related activities shall be the main coordination andapproval mechanism. The district specific projects plans are in process.
c. Irrigation Sector
i. Extent of Damages
The extent of damages to the irrigation sector in District Kohistan has been shown in thefollowing table:
Table 10
Extent of damages to Irrigation Sector Kohistan
Item Length (ft)
Harban Irrigation Channel 60,000
Thoti Dara Channel Kandia 10,000
Seemo Seer Channel Kayal 13,000
Kolai Irrigation Channel 20,000
Total 103,000Source: Internal Sources of DRU, Kohistan
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ii. Reconstruction Plan:
The cost of the reconstruction plan in District Kohistan has been shown in the tablebelow:
d. Agriculture Sector
i. Extent of Damages
Agriculture is the main and major sector of Kohistan District area, which has three otherdepartments i.e. Livestock, water Management and Fisheries .The Fisheries department hasalready been included in environment sector.
Table 12
Extent of Damages to the Agriculture Sector
S.
No.
Component No. of Scheme
1 Agriculture Extension 3
2 Livestock 10
3 Water Management 09
Total 30
Source: Internal Sources of DRU, Kohistan
ii. Reconstruction Plan
The year-wise financial plan for reconstruction of Agriculture Sector is given in thefollowing table:
Table 11
Year wise Reconstruction Plan Irrigation Sector-Kohistan
Projects Length
(ft)
Estimated
Cost(M)
Year-1
Harban Irrigation Channel 60,000 12.00 60,000
Thoti Dara Channel Kandia 10,000 02.00 10,000
Seemo Seer Channel Kayal 13,000 05.00 13,000
Kolai Irrigation Channel 20,000 03.00 20,000
Total 103,000 22.00 103,000
Source: Internal Sources of DRU, Kohistan
Table 13
Reconstruction Plan Agriculture Sector
Component No. of
Scheme
2007-08 Estimated
CostAgriculture Extension 3 3 03.880
Livestock 10+8(New)=18
18 21.281
Water Management 09 09 01.00
Total 30 30 26.161
Source: AWP 2007-08
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3.3 Educationi. Extent of damages
The damages to educational infrastructure in District Kohistan include 210 schools whichwere either destroyed or partially damaged. The following table shows damages toeducational facilities in District Kohistan.
ii. Reconstruction Plan
The reconstruction plan focuses on building the government education facilities over aperiod of three years. Under the policy of ‘Build Back Better’, specific seismicallyresistant building designs have been developed. The plan includes state of the artequipment and facilities for both students and teachers.
3.4 Health
i. Extent of Damages
The damages caused by earthquake to the health infrastructure disrupting the services forgeneral population have been estimated as:
Table 14
Extent of Damages to Education Sector
Primary and Higher Secondary
Education Institutions,Kohistan Boys Girls TotalGrand
TotalFully Damaged 43 13 56 56
Partially Damaged 118 36 154 154
Total 161 49 210 210Source: Internal Sources of DRU
Table - 15
Education Sector-Reconstruction Plan
Year - 1 Year - 2 Year -3Category
No. of
Damaged
Institutions 2006-2007 2007-2008 2008-2009
Govt. Primary School (Boys) 130 42 42 46
Govt. Middle School (Boys) 22 08 09 05
Govt. High School (Boys) 09 04 05
Govt; Girls Primary School 46 16 11 19
Govt; Girls Middle School 02 02
Govt; Girls High School 01 01
Hostel (New) 20 07 07 06
Total: 230 77 77 76
Source: Kohistan District Reconstruction Unit Report- December 2006
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ii. Reconstruction Plan
Immediately after the earthquake, most of the health facilities were made functional intransitional structures in collaboration with UN and International agencies.
The Health sector strategy focuses on restoring health care infrastructure throughrationalized/ integrated reconstruction and seismically safe and user-friendly healthfacilities. At the same time, it recommends developing packages of services at differentlevel for efficient service delivery.
Table 16
Extent of Damages to Health Sector
DistrictNo. of
Tehsil
Union
CouncilsHealth Facilities
Type TotalFully
Damaged
Partially
DamagedRural Health Centers 03 1 1
Basic Health Units 34 3 17
Civil Dispensaries 01
Leprosy Centers 02
T.B Centers 02
Dental Care Center 03
Kohistan 3 38
Total 45 04 18
Source: EDO Health Kohistan
Table 17
Year Wise Budget for Reconstruction Plan of Health Sector
Category Year - 1
2006-2007
Year - 2
2007-2008
Year -3
2008-2009
Reconst: Repair Reconst: Repair Reconst: Repair
Rural Health Centers 1 1 -- -- -- --
Basic Health Units 3 14 -- 3 -- --
EDO Health Office(New)
-- -- 1 -- -- --
Total: 4 15 1 3 -- --
Source: Health Strategy April, 2006
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3.5 Water Supply & Sanitation
i. Extent of Damages
According to the District Census Report 1998, only 12.45% of the housing units werefacilitated with drinking water inside the house while 87.55% of the housing unit usedoutside source as drinking water. The majority of the households were depended on thesource of drinking water supply outside the house.
ii. Reconstruction Plan:
Donors and Sponsors have pledged nominal Water Supply and Sanitation schemes. Waterand Sanitation is a priority area both for government and communities. Water andsanitation is a priority area both for the government and communities. ERRA WATSANprogramme includes, besides reconstruction of infrastructure, components for wastemanagement, reconstruction of building, training of communities in seismic resistantbuilding designs and hygiene as well as capacity building of concerned line departments.
Table 18
Water Supply Schemes District Kohistan
Category No. of Units Total
Gravity 132 132
Pumping/Tube wells 0 0
Hand Pump 0 0
Total 132 132
No. of PHED owned schemes 38 38
Number of TMAs ownedschemes
94 94
Source: Water and Sanitation Strategy Paper
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3.6 Governance (Administrative Infrastructure)
i. Extent of Damages:
The administrative infrastructure system in the District Kohistan was also affected by thedestruction caused due to Earthquake Oct, 2005.
ii. Reconstruction Plan
The first priority of ERRA in its programme for the governance sector is to reconstructand rehabilitate public office /residential buildings. The reconstruction of governmentbuildings has been rationalized to make functioning more efficient and accessible forpublic convenience. The three-year financial phasing has been done considering the
Table 19
Water and Sanitation Reconstruction Plan and Budget - Kohistan
S. No. Item Description
Estimated
Budget ( Rs
Million.)
1Rehabilitation/Reconstruction of WSS /Infrastructure
123 Nos. (38 Public Health EngineeringDepartment, 21 TMA Dassu, 29TMAPattan&35 TMA Pallas) damaged/destroyed schemes
49.659
2Rehabilitation/Reconstruction of SanitationInfrastructure
6 Nos. schemes for Drainage, streetpavement, public toilets etc
5.562
3 Solid Waste ManagementDesign of system and development of siteincluding provision of equipment andmachinery
15.00
4Rehabilitation/Reconstruction of Buildings
Rehabilitation/Reconstructionoffice/residential Buildings
1.48
5Water quality monitoringand management
Water quality monitoring andchlorination
13.9
6Community Mobilization/ Hygiene Promotion
Workshops, Meetings, CommunitySessions, Promotional Material
3.45
7Project/Contract StaffSalaries
Incremental Project Staff 2.51
8 Vehicles 4 WD Cab SSR and Motor Cycles 6.40
9 Equipment and Material Computer equipment, Office furniture etc 1.25
10 Consultancies / TATechnical Assistance for supervision ofquality assurance
1.25
11 TrainingTraining on design and construction forearthquake resistant water and sanitationinfrastructure
0.5
12 Outstation Travel 0.54
13 POL 0.90
14 O&MOperations and Maintenance cost ofvehicles and equipment
0.90
15 Contingencies 1.88
Total (Million Rs.) 103.33
Source: Internal Sources of ERRA - WATSAN Strategy Paper July 2006
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quantum of work and capacity of the district to execute the reconstruction plan.According to the phasing, Rs.26.4648 million funds will be applied in the first year whileRs.22.872 million of total estimated cost will be undertaken during the second year.
Some minor damages occur under Tehsil Municipal Administration jurisdiction in TehsilDassu and Tehsil Palas.
Table 20
Reconstruction Plan- Governance Sector
Kohistan
No. of Buildings Area in sq. ft. Reconstruc
tion Cost
Consultancy
/ Equipment
Cost 20%Total
13 (5 No.Reconstruction& 8 Nos. Repair) 20980 41.114 8.2228 49.3368
80% 20% 100.00%
Source: Governance Strategy, 2006
Table 21
Year-Wise Financial Plan of Governance Sector
Kohistan
2006-2007 Total49.3368 49.3368
100% 100%
Source: Governance Strategy, 2006
Table 22
Extent of Damages to Tehsil Administrations
Buildings Dsitrict Kohistan
Name of TMAs No. of Schemes
Dassu 25
Palas 01
Total 26
Source: Internal Sources of DRU, Kohistan
Table 23
Tehsil Municipal Administration
Reconstruction Plan
TMAs 2006-2007 Total Cost ( m)Dassu 25 7.421
Palas 01 10.00
Total 26 17.421
Source: Internal Sources of DRU, Kohistan
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3.7 Power (Electricity)
i. Extent of Damages:
In District Kohistan some damages were recorded by the Sarhad Hydro PowerDevelopment Organization (SHYDO), where 3 microhydel power generators at Jalkot,Dubair is and Kayal under the supervision of SHYDO, which are in working condition,and were affected due to the earthquake.
ii. Reconstruction Plan:
PESCO holds responsibility for electricity distribution in the affected districts of NWFP(Abbottabad, Mansehra, Battagram, Kohistan and Shangla). It manages both the STG anddistribution (11 kV and 0.44 kV) networks, provides consumer connections, and handlesbilling, collection and other operational matters.
Table 24
Reconstruction Plan for Electric-Power Distribution Infrastructure
Project Name of SchemeEstimated
cost
Jalkot HPPRehabilitation & Reconstruction of ElectricalPower Channel Jalkot
0.036$
Dubair HPPRehabilitation & Reconstruction of ElectricalPower Channel Dubair
0.005$
Jalkot HPP Access Roads 0.003$
Kayal HPP Access Roads 0.007$
Source: Power strategy July, 2006
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3.8 Transport Sector
i. Extent of Damages:
The total length of Works and Services and Tehsil Municipal Roads damaged due to theearthquake has been estimated as follow:
ii. Reconstruction Plan:
Priority criteria have been developed in the Transportation Strategy to start work onselected roads as early as possible through the concerned departments, which are theWorks & Services and Tehsil Municipal Administration for construction and repair linkand rural roads.
3.9 Environment
i. Extent of Damage
In the Palas conservation area although no accurate damage assessment has been done forwild life but phenomenon of land slide and destabilization of slope would inevitably havenegative bearing on nesting and feeding areas of wild life. Various hatcheries and fishfarming activities have also been affected due to damages.
Table 25
Extent of Damage to Transport (Road) Sector
Kohistan
Rural Roads (in km)Number of
StructuresHighways
(in km)
Major
Roads (in
km)
Link
Roads (in
km)Stone
Sole
Black
TopTotal Bridges Culverts
00 00 222 107 757 329 09 00
Works & Services(W&S)
Tehsil Municipal administration(TMA)
TMA/W&S
Source: Tv Strategy, 2006
Table 26
Year Wise Proposed Budget for Transport Sector
Year / Target2006-
2007Total
Cost
(Rs.
Million)Length of Road (km) 329 329
No. of Bridges 09 09
No. of foot Bridges and Culverts
100% 100%
1313.496
Source: Internal Sources of ERRA, Transport Strategy
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Table 27
Extent of Damages to Environment Sector
S. No. Sector No. of Buildings1 Wild Life 4
2 Fisheries 1
3 Forest 3
4 Watershed Division 2
Total 10
Source: Internal Sources of DRU.
ii. Reconstruction Plan
The reconstruction plan focuses on Government building of Wild Life and FisheriesDepartment over a period of three years. The combined district phasing of reconstructionwork is as follows:
Table 28
Year Wise Reconstruction Plan - Environment Sector
Sector No. Of
Buildings
Covered Area
in sq. ft.
Year-II
2007-2008
Estimated
Cost (M)Wild Life 4 1500 sft+1rft 4 6.40
Fisheries 1 Various 1 4.20
Forest3
Rehabilitation ofVarious Buildings 3 0.989
Watershed Division2
Rehabilitation ofVarious Buildings 2 0.617
Total 10 10 12.206
Source: Governance Strategy, 2006
Annexes
A. Annual Work Plan
B. List of Union Councils
C. Key Responsible Agencies and Contacts in the District
D. District Map
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(1
8K
M)
(W
&S
)
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:d
t2
9/
07
/0
6
CO
MP
:d
t3
0/
06
/0
8
11
7.9
90
__
39
.33
0_
39
.33
0
3Z
AM
BIL
KA
CH
ER
SER
IR
(0
8K
M)
(W
&S
)
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:d
t2
9/
07
/0
6
CO
MP
:d
t3
0/
06
/0
85
2.4
40
__
26
.22
0_
26
.22
0
4S
AZ
IN
VA
LLEY
RD
(0
8K
M)
(W
&S
)
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:d
t2
9/
07
/0
6
CO
MP
:d
t3
0/
06
/0
8
52
.44
0_
_2
6.2
20
_2
6.2
20
5S
HA
TIY
AL
VA
LLEY
RD
(0
7K
M)
(W
&S
)
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:d
t2
9/
07
/0
6
CO
MP
:d
t3
0/
06
/0
84
5.8
85
__
23
.00
0_
23
.00
0
6
KA
ND
IA
VA
LLEY
RD
(3
3K
M)
(W
&S
)
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:d
t2
9/
07
/0
6
CO
MP
:d
t3
0/
06
/0
82
16
.31
5_
_5
0.0
00
_5
0.0
00
7
HA
RB
AN
VA
LLEY
RD
(1
6K
M)
(W
&S
)
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:d
t2
9/
07
/0
6
CO
MP
:d
t3
0/
06
/0
81
04
.88
0_
_5
0.0
00
_5
0.0
00
8K
UN
DB
ATER
RA
RD
(1
0K
M)
(W
&S
)
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:d
t2
9/
07
/0
6
CO
MP
:d
t3
0/
06
/0
86
5.5
55
__
65
.55
5_
65
.55
5
9K
OLA
IV
ILL
RD
(1
4K
M)
(W
&S
)
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:d
t2
9/
07
/0
6
CO
MP
:d
t3
0/
06
/0
85
3.6
82
_5
.00
04
8.6
82
_4
8.6
82
10
PA
TTA
NS
HER
AK
OT
RD
(1
5K
M)
(W
&S
)
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:d
t2
9/
07
/0
6
CO
MP
:d
t3
0/
06
/0
89
8.3
20
__
50
.00
0_
50
.00
0
11
PA
TTA
NZ
IA
RA
TR
D(2
0K
M)
(W
&S
)
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:d
t2
9/
07
/0
6
CO
MP
:d
t3
0/
06
/0
81
31
.10
0_
_7
0.0
00
_7
0.0
00
12
KA
YA
LV
ALLEY
RD
(1
0K
M)
(W
&S
)
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:d
t2
9/
07
/0
6
CO
MP
:d
t3
0/
06
/0
84
0.9
43
_5
.00
03
5.9
43
_3
5.9
43
13
DU
BA
IR
VA
LLEY
RD
(1
6K
M)
(W
&S
)
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:d
t2
9/
07
/0
6
CO
MP
:d
t3
0/
06
/0
82
6.2
20
__
1.0
00
_1
.00
0
On
Go
ing
Wo
rks
&S
ervic
es
Ro
ad
s(A
DB
Fu
nd
ed
)
1
30
To
tal
(M
illio
n)
Fo
reig
n
Aid
(FEC
)
Ru
pee
(M
illio
n)
Fo
reig
n
Exch
an
ge
To
tal
(M
illio
ns)
AN
NU
AL
WO
RK
PLA
N2
00
7-0
8D
RU
-Ko
his
tan
Esti
mate
d
Exp
en
dit
ure
up
toJu
ne
,20
07
To
tal(F.
Aid
)
Allo
cati
on
for
20
07
-20
08
Sr.
No
Ap
pro
ved
by
Date
so
f
Ap
pro
val
&C
om
ple
tio
n
Nam
eo
fth
eP
ro
ject
/Lo
cati
on
Esti
mate
dC
ost
14
RA
NO
LIA
VA
LLEY
RD
(0
9K
M)
(W
&S
)
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:d
t2
9/
07
/0
6
CO
MP
:d
t3
0/
06
/0
85
8.9
95
__
24
.00
0_
24
.00
0
15
Co
nstr
ucti
on
of
alt
ern
ate
new
7ro
ad
sin
ste
ad
of
Ch
ow
aD
arra
Ro
ad
i.D
ub
air
Sh
un
gia
lR
d(5
Km
)(R
s.
15
m)
ii.
Du
bair
Dh
er
Bela
(2
Km
)(R
s.
6m
)
iii.
KK
HS
an
gaiB
an
kad
Rd
(5
Km
)(R
s.
15
Km
)
iv.
Sem
oD
ara
Rd
(4
Km
)(R
s.
12
m)
v.
Kh
an
kaiM
an
dru
(2
Km
)(R
s.
6m
)
vi.
Gab
ar
Zo
or
Kali
Rd
(4
Km
)(R
s.
12
m)
vii.
KK
H-S
helK
han
Ab
ad
(2
Km
)(R
s.
6m
)
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:d
t2
9/
07
/0
6
CO
MP
:d
t3
0/
06
/0
8
72
.00
01
0.0
00
10
.00
0
Brid
ges
16
Jash
eiK
an
dia
nB
rid
ge(R
ep
lacem
en
t)
(W
&S)
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:d
t2
9/
07
/0
6
CO
MP
:d
t3
0/0
6/0
8
24
.30
1_
_1
.00
0_
1.0
00
17
Kaarang
Kan
dia
nB
ridg
e(R
epla
cem
en
t)
(W
&S
)
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:d
t2
9/
07
/0
6
CO
MP
:d
t3
0/
06
/0
82
7.3
00
__
1.0
00
_1
.00
0
18
Kan
oiB
ridg
e(R
epla
cem
en
t)
(W
&S
)
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:d
t2
9/
07
/0
6
CO
MP
:d
t3
0/
06
/0
81
2.9
00
__
1.0
00
_1
.00
0
19
Sh
ati
al
Bridg
e(R
epla
cem
en
t)
(W
&S
)
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:d
t2
9/
07
/0
6
CO
MP
:d
t3
0/
06
/0
84
.20
0_
_4
.20
0_
4.2
00
20
Go
sh
ali,
Jalk
ot
Bridge(R
epla
cem
en
t)
(W
&S
)
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:d
t2
9/
07
/0
6
CO
MP
:d
t3
0/
06
/0
83
.60
0_
_3
.60
0_
3.6
00
21
Rep
air
/R
en
ovati
on
two
su
sp
en
sio
nB
rid
ges
at
Do
ga
(
W&
S)
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:d
t2
9/
07
/0
6
CO
MP
:d
t3
0/
06
/0
82
.88
9_
_2
.88
9_
2.8
89
22
Co
nstr
ucti
on
of
su
sp
en
sio
nB
rid
ge
at
Mir
bat
(In
ste
ad
of
Meh
reen
)(
W&
S)
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:d
t2
9/
07
/0
6
CO
MP
:d
t3
0/
06
/0
81
7.7
00
__
17
.70
0_
17
.70
0
12
72
.07
61
5.0
00
58
8.7
60
0.0
00
58
8.7
60
23
KA
ND
OO
BA
NK
HA
DR
D(TM
AP
ATTA
N)
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:d
t2
9/
07
/0
6
CO
MP
:d
t3
0/
06
/0
81
.00
0_
_1
.00
0_
1.0
00
24
CH
AR
ON
AB
AN
KH
AD
RD
(TM
AP
ATTA
N)
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:d
t2
9/
07
/0
6
CO
MP
:d
t3
0/
06
/0
8
0.8
00
__
0.8
00
_0
.80
0
25
GH
AZ
IA
BA
DR
D(TM
AP
ALLA
S)
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:d
t2
9/
07
/0
6
CO
MP
:d
t3
0 /0
6/0
8
1.0
00
__
1.0
00
_1
.00
0
TM
AR
oad
s
Su
bTo
tal
31
To
tal
(M
illi
on
)
Fo
reig
n
Aid
(FEC
)
Ru
pee
(M
illi
on
)
Fo
reig
n
Exch
an
ge
To
tal
(M
illi
on
s)
AN
NU
AL
WO
RK
PLA
N2
00
7-0
8D
RU
-Ko
his
tan
Esti
mate
d
Exp
en
dit
ure
up
toJu
ne
,20
07
To
tal
(F.
Aid
)
All
ocati
on
for
20
07
-20
08
Sr.
No
Ap
pro
ved
by
Date
so
f
Ap
pro
val
&C
om
ple
tio
n
Nam
eo
fth
eP
ro
ject
/Lo
cati
on
Esti
mate
dC
ost
26
SA
LA
HA
BA
DR
DTM
AP
ALLA
S)
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:d
t2
9/
07
/0
6
CO
MP
:d
t3
0/
06
/0
80
.50
0_
_0
.50
0_
0.5
00
27
SH
ALK
AN
AB
AD
RD
(TM
AP
ALLA
S)
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:d
t2
9/
07
/0
6
CO
MP
:d
t3
0/0
6/0
8
1.0
00
__
1.0
00
_1
.00
0
28
BA
TA
LR
D(TM
AP
ALLA
S)
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:d
t2
9/
07
/0
6
CO
MP
:d
t3
0/
06
/0
8
2.0
00
__
2.0
00
_2
.00
0
29
KK
HTO
TM
AO
FFIC
ER
D(TM
AD
AS
SU
)
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:d
t2
9/
07
/0
6
CO
MP
:d
t3
0/0
6/0
8
0.9
05
__
0.9
05
_0
.90
5
30
MA
SQ
UE
TO
MU
LV
IG
UL
SH
ER
RD(
TM
AD
AS
SU)
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:d
t2
9/
07
/0
6
CO
MP
:d
t3
0/
06
/0
80
.05
0_
_0
.05
0_
0.0
50
31
SH
IN
GLE
RD
Seri
Gayal
SEO
RD
(TM
AD
AS
SU
)
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:d
t2
9/
07
/0
6
CO
MP
:d
t3
0/
06
/0
8
0.2
00
__
0.2
00
_0
.20
0
32
RA
JK
OT
RD
(TM
AD
AS
SU
)
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:d
t2
9/
07
/0
6
CO
MP
:d
t3
0/
06
/0
80
.03
0_
_0
.03
0_
0.0
30
33
DO
NG
KA
RA
NG
RD
(TM
AD
AS
SU
)
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:d
t2
9/
07
/0
6
CO
MP
:d
t3
0/
06
/0
80
.30
4_
_0
.30
4_
0.3
04
34
CH
AR
AG
HA
BA
DR
D(TM
AD
AS
SU
)
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:d
t2
9/
07
/0
6
CO
MP
:d
t3
0/
06
/0
8
0.4
43
__
0.4
43
_0
.44
3
35
Ch
ou
rg
ah
-RD
/S
TR
EETS
DA
SS
U(TM
AD
AS
SU
)A
pp
ro
ved
DR
AC
:d
t2
9/
07
/0
6
CO
MP
:d
t3
0/
06
/0
80
.36
6_
_0
.36
6_
0.3
66
36
RD
SEO
(TM
AD
AS
SU
)A
pp
ro
ved
DR
AC
:d
t2
9/
07
/0
6
CO
MP
:d
t3
0/
06
/0
8
0.7
80
__
0.7
80
_0
.78
0
37
CH
OC
HA
NG
RD
(TM
AD
AS
SU
)A
pp
ro
ved
DR
AC
:d
t2
9/
07
/0
6
CO
MP
:d
t3
0 /0
6/0
8
0.8
20
__
0.8
20
_0
.82
0
38
RD
SH
ALL
(TM
AD
AS
SU
)
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:d
t2
9/
07
/0
6
CO
MP
:d
t3
0/
06
/0
8
0.8
34
__
0.8
34
_0
.83
4
39
MO
HA
LLA
HS
AK
HI
AB
AD
RD
(TM
AD
AS
SU
)
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:d
t2
9/
07
/0
6
CO
MP
:d
t3
0/
06
/0
80
.38
8_
_0
.38
8_
0.3
88
40
Co
nst:
Su
sp
en
sio
nB
rid
ge
over
In
du
sR
iver
Bate
ra
Pall
as
(TM
AP
ALLA
S)
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:d
t2
9/
07
/0
6
CO
MP
:d
t3
0 /0
6/0
8
15
.00
0_
_1
5.0
00
_1
5.0
00
Brid
ges
32
To
tal
(M
illi
on
)
Fo
reig
n
Aid
(FEC
)
Ru
pee
(M
illi
on
)
Fo
reig
n
Exch
an
ge
To
tal
(M
illi
on
s)
AN
NU
AL
WO
RK
PLA
N2
00
7-0
8D
RU
-Ko
his
tan
Esti
mate
d
Exp
en
dit
ure
up
toJu
ne
,20
07
To
tal
(F.
Aid
)
All
ocati
on
for
20
07
-20
08
Sr.
No
Ap
pro
ved
by
Date
so
f
Ap
pro
val
&C
om
ple
tio
n
Nam
eo
fth
eP
ro
ject
/Lo
cati
on
Esti
mate
dC
ost
41
Co
ns:S
usp
en
sio
nB
rid
ge
over
In
du
sR
iver
Sh
alk
an
ab
ad
,P
allas
(TM
AP
ALLA
S)
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:d
t2
9/
07
/0
6
CO
MP
:d
t3
0/0
6/0
8
15
.00
0_
_1
5.0
00
_1
5.0
00
41
.42
00
.00
00
.00
04
1.4
20
0.0
00
41
.42
0
13
13
.49
60
.00
01
5.0
00
63
0.1
80
0.0
00
63
0.1
80
TM
ATo
tal
Gran
dTo
tal
33
To
tal
(M
illi
on
)
Fo
reig
n
Aid
(FEC
)
Ru
pee
(M
illi
on
)
Fo
reig
n
Exch
an
ge
To
tal
(M
illi
on
s)
AN
NU
AL
WO
RK
PLA
N2
00
7-0
8D
RU
-Ko
his
tan
Esti
mate
d
Exp
en
dit
ure
up
toJu
ne
,20
07
To
tal
(F.
Aid
)
All
ocati
on
for
20
07
-20
08
Sr.
No
Ap
pro
ved
by
Date
so
f
Ap
pro
val
&C
om
ple
tio
n
Nam
eo
fth
eP
ro
ject
/Lo
cati
on
Esti
mate
dC
ost
PH
EW
ate
rS
up
ply
1
DW
SS
DC
OC
OLO
NY
(P
HE)
UC
:Dassu
Teh
..D
assu
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp:
dt
30
-06
-08
0.4
34
__
0.4
34
_0
.43
4
2
DW
SS
JA
LK
OT(P
HE)
UC
:KU
ZJalk
ot
Teh
..D
assu
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp:
dt
30
-06
-08
0.6
07
__
0.6
07
_0
.60
7
3
DW
SS
ZA
ID
KH
AD
TO
KO
MILA
UC
:Ko
mil
aTeh
.Dassu
(P
HE
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.39
7_
_0
.39
7_
0.3
97
4
DW
SS
SEO
VILL(P
HE)
UC
:Seo
Teh
.Dassu
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.22
1_
_0
.22
1_
0.2
21
5
DW
SS
RA
MA
LS
HA
MA
L(P
HE)
UC
:Seg
loo
Teh
.Dassu
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.24
2_
_0
.24
2_
0.2
42
6
DW
SS
RA
ZIK
ATO
SH
AM
AL(P
HE)
UC
:Seo
Teh
.Dassu
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.23
6_
_0
.23
6_
0.2
36
7
DW
SS
SO
OM
ER
NU
LLA
H(P
HE)
UC
:Sazin
Teh
.Dassu
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.35
8_
_0
.35
8_
0.3
58
8
DW
SS
SH
ATIY
AL
BA
ZA
R(P
HE)
UC
:Sazin
Teh
.Dassu
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.17
4_
_0
.17
4_
0.1
74
9
DW
SS
BA
TG
UL(P
HE)
UC
:Dassu
Teh
.Dassu
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
8
0.1
83
__
0.1
83
_0
.18
3
10
DW
SS
KA
ND
IA
NK
OT(P
HE)
UC
:Th
oo
tiTeh
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Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.17
9_
_0
.17
9_
0.1
79
11
DW
SS
PA
TTA
N(P
HE)
UC
:Patt
an
Teh
.Patt
an
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.58
4_
_0
.58
4_
0.5
84
12
DW
SS
DA
GP
ATTA
N(P
HE)
UC
:Patt
an
Teh
.Patt
an
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.43
5_
_0
.43
5_
0.4
35
13
DW
SS
GA
LG
AN
(P
HE)
UC
:Patt
an
Teh
.Patt
an
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.11
9_
_0
.11
9_
0.1
19
14
DW
SS
GA
TS
HA
MA
LG
ALI(P
HE)
UC
:Seg
ayo
on
Teh
.Patt
an
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.24
8_
_0
.24
8_
0.2
48
Secto
rW
ATS
AN
34
To
tal
(M
illio
n)
Fo
reig
n
Aid
(FEC
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Ru
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Fo
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Exch
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ge
To
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ns)
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RK
PLA
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RU
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tan
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mate
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Exp
en
dit
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up
toJu
ne
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07
To
tal(F.
Aid
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Allo
cati
on
for
20
07
-20
08
Sr.
No
Ap
pro
ved
by
Date
so
f
Ap
pro
val
&C
om
ple
tio
n
Nam
eo
fth
eP
ro
ject
/Lo
cati
on
Esti
mate
dC
ost
15
DW
SS
DO
BJIJA
L(P
HE)
UC
:Jij
al
Teh
.Patt
an
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.18
6_
_0
.18
6_
0.1
86
16
DW
SS
DA
RR
AN
OLIA
(P
HE)
UC
:Ran
oli
aTeh
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an
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.30
6_
_0
.30
6_
0.3
06
17
DW
SS
ZO
OR
KILLA
YR
AN
OLIA
(P
HE)
UC
:Ran
oli
aTeh
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an
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.27
7_
_0
.27
7_
0.2
77
18
DW
SS
CH
AR
OO
NA
BA
NK
HA
D(P
HE)
UC
:Ban
kad
Teh
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an
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.42
8_
_0
.42
8_
0.4
28
19
DW
SS
KH
AN
NI
RA
NO
LIA
UC
:Ran
oli
aTeh
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an
(P
HE)
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.36
9_
_0
.36
9_
0.3
69
20
DW
SS
BELA
RU
STA
MK
HEL
UC
:Ban
kad
Teh
.Patt
an
(P
HE)
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.30
6_
_0
.30
6_
0.3
06
21
DW
SS
SH
OLG
AR
H(P
HE)
UC
:Ban
kad
Teh
.Patt
an
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
8
0.1
85
__
0.1
85
_0
.18
5
22
DW
SS
BA
NEEL
DU
BA
IR
(P
HE)
UC
:Du
bair
Ball
aTeh
.Patt
an
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.24
3_
_0
.24
3_
0.2
43
23
DW
SS
MA
IZ
O(P
HE)
UC
:Seg
ayo
on
Teh
.Patt
an
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.49
3_
_0
.49
3_
0.4
93
24
DW
SS
SH
EIK
HD
AR
(P
HE)
UC
:Du
bair
kh
ass
Teh
.Patt
an
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.21
5_
_0
.21
5_
0.2
15
25
DW
SS
GA
YA
DU
BA
IR
(P
HE)
UC
:Du
bair
Ball
aTeh
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an
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.18
2_
_0
.18
2_
0.1
82
26
DW
SS
SA
NG
ATO
SH
AN
GO
OI(P
HE)
UC
:Ch
aw
aTeh
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an
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.30
9_
_0
.30
9_
0.3
09
27
DW
SS
HA
RIG
AN
(P
HE)
UC
:Kayal
Teh
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an
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.42
5_
_0
.42
5_
0.4
25
28
DW
SS
GA
MEER
(P
HE)
UC
:Pall
as
Teh
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as
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.44
1_
_0
.44
1_
0.4
41
29
DW
SS
KA
MA
T(P
HE)
UC
Batt
era
Teh
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as
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
8
0.5
56
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0.5
56
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.55
6
35
To
tal
(M
illio
n)
Fo
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Aid
(FEC
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Ru
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illio
n)
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tal
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ns)
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NU
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07
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tal(F.
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cati
on
for
20
07
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08
Sr.
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pro
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by
Date
so
f
Ap
pro
val
&C
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ple
tio
n
Nam
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fth
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cati
on
Esti
mate
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30
DW
SS
MA
SH
AN
TO
BA
TER
AP
AY
EEN
(P
HE)
UC
:Batt
era
Teh
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Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.46
2_
_0
.46
2_
0.4
62
31
DW
SS
SH
ALK
AN
AB
AD
(P
HE)
UC
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ab
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Teh
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Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.33
5_
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5_
0.3
35
32
DW
SS
MA
DA
KH
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AB
AD
(P
HE)
UC
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pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.93
2_
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2_
0.9
32
33
DW
SS
BA
DA
KO
T(P
HE)
UC
:Haran
Teh
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Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.43
5_
_0
.43
5_
0.4
35
34
DW
SS
KA
LY
AR
(P
HE)
UC
Kh
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ko
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allas
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.36
9_
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9_
0.3
69
35
DW
SS
SH
ER
AK
OT(P
HE)
UC
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erako
tTeh
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allas
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.24
8_
_0
.24
8_
0.2
48
36
DW
SS
MA
ID
AN
BA
TER
A(P
HE)
UC
:Batt
era
Teh
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Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.37
3_
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.37
3_
0.3
73
37
DW
SS
GU
LI
BA
GH
(P
HE)
UC
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liB
ag
hTeh
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Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.37
2_
_0
.37
2_
0.3
72
38
DW
SS
SH
AR
IA
L(P
HE)
UC
:Sh
eria
lTeh
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allas
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.49
2_
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.49
2_
0.4
92
Su
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tal
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HED
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3.3
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00
13
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60
13
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6
1
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SS
UC
HA
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UE
UC
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TM
AD
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Ap
pro
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DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.05
0_
_0
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0_
0.0
50
2
DW
SS
SH
IN
GS
AZ
EEN
UC
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TM
AD
assu
Ap
pro
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DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.03
3_
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3_
0.0
33
3
DW
SS
DA
DIR
KO
MILA
UC
:Ko
mila
TM
AD
assu
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.01
6_
_0
.01
6_
0.0
16
4
DW
SS
UC
HA
RN
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1
UC
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TM
AD
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Ap
pro
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DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.05
0_
_0
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0.0
50
5
DW
SS
UC
HA
RN
ULLA
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UC
:Dassu
TM
AD
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Ap
pro
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DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.03
3_
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3_
0.0
33
TM
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ply
36
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n)
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07
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tal(F.
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cati
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20
07
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08
Sr.
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pro
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by
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so
f
Ap
pro
val
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ple
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n
Nam
eo
fth
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cati
on
Esti
mate
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6
DW
SS
CH
AR
TO
GA
YA
L
UC
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aro
TM
AD
assu
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.33
7_
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7_
0.3
37
7
DW
SS
SH
OR
IS
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AS
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UC
:D
assu
TM
AD
assu
Ap
pro
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DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.03
1_
_0
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0.0
31
8
DW
SS
MILLA
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G
UC
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AD
assu
Ap
pro
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DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.03
3_
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3_
0.0
33
9
DW
SS
TA
RIQ
AB
AD
KA
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UC
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KU
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AR
WA
TM
AD
assu
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.12
2_
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.12
2_
0.1
22
10
DW
SS
GH
OTO
OM
UC
:Baryar
TM
AD
assu
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.06
0_
_0
.06
0_
0.0
60
11
DW
SS
SA
ZER
UC
:Sazeen
TM
AD
assu
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.04
5_
_0
.04
5_
0.0
45
12
DW
SS
SH
AN
GLI
UC
:Th
oo
tiTM
AD
assu
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.10
0_
_0
.10
0_
0.1
00
13
DW
SS
DH
AN
KA
AM
AT
KH
AN
UC
:Dassu
TM
AD
assu
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.31
5_
_0
.31
5_
0.3
15
14
DW
SS
SA
BIR
UC
:Jalk
ot
TM
AD
assu
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.01
5_
_0
.01
5_
0.0
15
15
DW
SS
KA
ND
IA
UC
:Th
oo
tiTM
AD
assu
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.10
9_
_0
.10
9_
0.1
09
16
DW
SS
BO
LI
BA
IR
UC
:Baryar
TM
AD
assu
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.30
0_
_0
.30
0_
0.3
00
17
DW
SS
DA
SS
BA
LLA
UC
:Ku
zJalk
ot
TM
AD
assu
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.40
0_
_0
.40
0_
0.4
00
18
DW
SS
DO
UC
HB
AR
UC
:Dassu
TM
AD
assu
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.10
0_
_0
.10
0_
0.1
00
19
DW
SS
BA
LA
SH
AN
GLI
UC
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loo
TM
AD
assu
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.15
0_
_0
.15
0_
0.1
50
20
DW
SS
SA
ZEEN
DA
S
UC
:Sazeen
TM
AD
assu
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.70
0_
_0
.70
0_
0.7
00
37
To
tal
(M
illi
on
)
Fo
reig
n
Aid
(FEC
)
Ru
pee
(M
illi
on
)
Fo
reig
n
Exch
an
ge
To
tal
(M
illi
on
s)
AN
NU
AL
WO
RK
PLA
N2
00
7-0
8D
RU
-Ko
his
tan
Esti
mate
d
Exp
en
dit
ure
up
toJu
ne
,20
07
To
tal
(F.
Aid
)
All
ocati
on
for
20
07
-20
08
Sr.
No
Ap
pro
ved
by
Date
so
f
Ap
pro
val
&C
om
ple
tio
n
Nam
eo
fth
eP
ro
ject
/Lo
cati
on
Esti
mate
dC
ost
21
DW
SS
LO
GR
O
UC
:Dassu
TM
AD
assu
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.06
0_
_0
.06
0_
0.0
60
Su
bTo
tal(TM
AD
assu
)3
.05
90
.00
00
.00
03
.05
90
.00
03
.05
9
1
DW
SS
Bar
Gad
eer
UC
:Sh
alk
an
ab
ad
TM
AP
all
as
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.80
0_
_0
.80
0_
0.8
00
2
DW
SS
Ku
nd
ai
Said
Ab
ad
UC
:Ko
lai
TM
AP
all
as
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.30
0_
_0
.30
0_
0.3
00
3
DW
SS
Bar
Sh
eral
UC
:Bar
Sh
eria
lTM
AP
all
as
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
81
.20
0_
_1
.20
0_
1.2
00
4
DW
SS
Ku
zS
heral
UC
:Ku
zS
heria
lTM
AP
all
as
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.70
0_
_0
.70
0_
0.7
00
5
DW
SS
Bar
Paro
UC
:Bar
Paro
oTM
AP
all
as
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.50
0_
_0
.50
0_
0.5
00
6
DW
SS
Masi,
UC
:Ku
zP
aro
TM
AP
all
as
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.70
0_
_0
.70
0_
0.7
00
7
DW
SS
Ku
nS
her
UC
:Ku
nS
her
TM
AP
all
as
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
81
.10
0_
_1
.10
0_
1.1
00
8
DW
SS
Bar
Seer
UC
:Ku
nsh
er
TM
AP
all
as
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.70
0_
_0
.70
0_
0.7
00
9
DW
SS
Kh
ako
ro
UC
:Ko
lai
TM
AP
all
as
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
81
.10
0_
_1
.10
0_
1.1
00
10
DW
SS
Bar
Safi
a
UC
M/
kh
el
TM
AP
all
as
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
81
.20
0_
_1
.20
0_
1.2
00
11
DW
SS
Gad
er,
M/
Kh
el
UC
:M/
kh
el
TM
AP
all
as
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.60
0_
_0
.60
0_
0.6
00
12
DW
SS
Taw
ab
ad
i,M
/K
hel
UC
:M/
kh
el
TM
AP
all
as
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
81
.10
0_
_1
.10
0_
1.1
00
13
DW
SS
Hu
kam
ab
ad
UC
:Pic
hB
ela
TM
AP
all
as
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.50
0_
_0
.50
0_
0.5
00
38
To
tal
(M
illio
n)
Fo
reig
n
Aid
(FEC
)
Ru
pee
(M
illio
n)
Fo
reig
n
Exch
an
ge
To
tal
(M
illio
ns)
AN
NU
AL
WO
RK
PLA
N2
00
7-0
8D
RU
-Ko
his
tan
Esti
mate
d
Exp
en
dit
ure
up
toJu
ne
,20
07
To
tal(F.
Aid
)
Allo
cati
on
for
20
07
-20
08
Sr.
No
Ap
pro
ved
by
Date
so
f
Ap
pro
val
&C
om
ple
tio
n
Nam
eo
fth
eP
ro
ject
/Lo
cati
on
Esti
mate
dC
ost
14
DW
SS
Ku
nd
al
UC
:Pic
hB
ela
TM
AP
all
as
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.40
0_
_0
.40
0_
0.4
00
15
DW
SS
Seer
Gad
ar
UC
:Kh
ota
ko
tTM
AP
all
as
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.50
0_
_0
.50
0_
0.5
00
16
DW
SS
Karo
Seer
UC
:Kh
ota
ko
tTM
AP
all
as
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.40
0_
_0
.40
0_
0.4
00
17
DW
SS
Ku
zp
aro
UC
:Ku
zp
aro
TM
AP
all
as
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.40
0_
_0
.40
0_
0.4
00
18
DW
SS
Bar
paro
UC
:Bar
Paro
TM
AP
all
as
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.70
0_
_0
.70
0_
0.7
00
19
DW
SS
Sap
ar
Gai
UC
:Bar
Paro
TM
AP
all
as
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.40
0_
_0
.40
0_
0.4
00
20
DW
SS
Ben
Ko
t
UC
:M/
kh
el
TM
AP
all
as
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.60
0_
_0
.60
0_
0.6
00
21
DW
SS
Kasrai,
UC
:M/
kh
el
TM
AP
all
as
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.70
0_
_0
.70
0_
0.7
00
22
DW
SS
Bati
ra
Bala
UC
:Bate
rra
TM
AP
all
as
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.80
0_
_0
.80
0_
0.8
00
23
DW
SS
Mareen
Vil
lag
e
UC
:M/
kh
el
TM
AP
all
as
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.60
0_
_0
.60
0_
0.6
00
24
DW
SS
Ish
aq
Gram
UC
:M/
kh
el
TM
AP
all
as
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.60
0_
_0
.60
0_
0.6
00
25
DW
SS
Bil
a
UC
:M/
kh
el
TM
AP
all
as
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.70
0_
_0
.70
0_
0.7
00
26
DW
SS
Naro
Bil
a
UC
:Ku
zp
aro
TM
AP
all
as
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.60
0_
_0
.60
0_
0.6
00
27
DW
SS
Maja
nsh
er,
Sh
ara
Ko
t
UC
:Sh
arako
tTM
AP
all
as
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.50
0_
_0
.50
0_
0.5
00
28
DW
SS
Teck
UC
:M/
kh
el
TM
AP
all
as
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.40
0_
_0
.40
0_
0.4
00
39
To
tal
(M
illio
n)
Fo
reig
n
Aid
(FEC
)
Ru
pee
(M
illio
n)
Fo
reig
n
Exch
an
ge
To
tal
(M
illio
ns)
AN
NU
AL
WO
RK
PLA
N2
00
7-0
8D
RU
-Ko
his
tan
Esti
mate
d
Exp
en
dit
ure
up
toJu
ne
,20
07
To
tal(F.
Aid
)
Allo
cati
on
for
20
07
-20
08
Sr.
No
Ap
pro
ved
by
Date
so
f
Ap
pro
val
&C
om
ple
tio
n
Nam
eo
fth
eP
ro
ject
/Lo
cati
on
Esti
mate
dC
ost
29
DW
SS
Kareen
UC
Batt
era
TM
AP
all
as
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.40
0_
_0
.40
0_
0.4
00
30
Wate
rTan
kO
rn
a
UC
:M/
kh
el
TM
AP
all
as
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.15
0_
_0
.15
0_
0.1
50
31
DW
SS
Tap
an
Co
lon
y
UC
:Ko
lai
TM
AP
all
as
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.15
0_
_0
.15
0_
0.1
50
32
DW
SS
Sarkan
UC
:M/
kh
el
TM
AP
all
as
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.60
0_
_0
.60
0_
0.6
00
33
DW
SS
Bad
ako
tK
has
UC
:Haran
TM
AP
all
as
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.80
0_
_0
.80
0_
0.8
00
Su
bTo
tal(TM
AP
ala
s)
20
.90
00
.00
00
.00
02
0.9
00
0.0
00
20
.90
0
1
DW
SS
Sh
ilky
UC
:Du
bair
Kh
ass
TM
AP
att
an
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
81
.34
0_
_1
.34
0_
1.3
40
2
DW
SS
Pala
lo
UC
:Ban
kad
TM
AP
att
an
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.94
0_
_0
.94
0_
0.9
40
3
DW
SS
Uch
kh
or
Pala
lo
UC
:Ban
kad
TM
AP
att
an
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.50
0_
_0
.50
0_
0.5
00
4
DW
SS
Meta
Pan
i
UC
:Ban
kad
TM
AP
att
an
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.29
0_
_0
.29
0_
0.2
90
5
DW
SS
Jafa
rA
bad
UC
:Jij
al
TM
AP
att
an
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.26
0_
_0
.26
0_
0.2
60
6
DW
SS
Hajd
irC
harto
UC
:Kayal
TM
AP
att
an
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.25
0_
_0
.25
0_
0.2
50
7
DW
SS
Daro
UC
:Ran
oli
aTM
AP
att
an
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.80
0_
_0
.80
0_
0.8
00
8
DW
SS
Bu
nil
UC
:Du
bair
Bala
TM
AP
att
an
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.23
0_
_0
.23
0_
0.2
30
9
DW
SS
Zu
mi
Kh
ail
UC
:Ban
kad
TM
AP
att
an
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.30
0_
_0
.30
0_
0.3
00
10
DW
SS
To
hid
Ab
ad
UC
:Seg
ayo
on
TM
AP
att
an
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.80
0_
_0
.80
0_
0.8
00
40
To
tal
(M
illio
n)
Fo
reig
n
Aid
(FEC
)
Ru
pee
(M
illio
n)
Fo
reig
n
Exch
an
ge
To
tal
(M
illio
ns)
AN
NU
AL
WO
RK
PLA
N2
00
7-0
8D
RU
-Ko
his
tan
Esti
mate
d
Exp
en
dit
ure
up
toJu
ne
,20
07
To
tal(F.
Aid
)
Allo
cati
on
for
20
07
-20
08
Sr.
No
Ap
pro
ved
by
Date
so
f
Ap
pro
val
&C
om
ple
tio
n
Nam
eo
fth
eP
ro
ject
/Lo
cati
on
Esti
mate
dC
ost
11
DW
SS
In
ayat
Ab
ad
UC
:Du
bair
payeen
TM
AP
att
an
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.26
0_
_0
.26
0_
0.2
60
12
DW
SS
Gelt
oS
aid
mir
Kh
el
UC
:Ch
aw
aTM
AP
att
an
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.20
0_
_0
.20
0_
0.2
00
13
DW
SS
Man
kar
MK
hail,
UC
:Ch
aw
aTM
AP
att
an
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.16
0_
_0
.16
0_
0.1
60
14
DW
SS
Ku
zK
ala
n
UC
:Ran
olia
TM
AP
att
an
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.16
0_
_0
.16
0_
0.1
60
15
DW
SS
Ku
zD
har
UC
:Seg
ayo
on
TM
AP
att
an
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.80
0_
_0
.80
0_
0.8
00
16
DW
SS
Naran
gsh
ah
UC
:Patt
an
TM
AP
att
an
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.25
0_
_0
.25
0_
0.2
50
17
DW
SS
Jo
mia
Mo
sq
ue
UC
:Patt
an
TM
AP
att
an
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
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0_
_0
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0_
0.1
50
18
DW
SS
Sard
ar
Ban
da
UC
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olia
TM
AP
att
an
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
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0_
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0_
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00
19
DW
SS
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UC
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on
TM
AP
att
an
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
8
0.1
10
__
0.1
10
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0
20
DW
SS
Daro
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UC
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aw
aTM
AP
att
an
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
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0_
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60
21
DW
SS
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ra
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aw
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AP
att
an
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
8
0.3
00
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0.3
00
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0
22
DW
SS
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UC
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aw
aTM
AP
att
an
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.16
0_
_0
.16
0_
0.1
60
23
DW
SS
Cair
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elio
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TM
AP
att
an
Ap
pro
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DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.10
0_
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0_
0.1
00
24
DW
SS
Man
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UC
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olia
TM
AP
att
an
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
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0_
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0_
0.4
10
25
DW
SS
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ar
UC
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yo
on
TM
AP
att
an
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.46
0_
_0
.46
0_
0.4
60
41
To
tal
(M
illi
on
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Fo
reig
n
Aid
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Ru
pee
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)
Fo
reig
n
Exch
an
ge
To
tal
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s)
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NU
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dit
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up
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07
To
tal
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Aid
)
All
ocati
on
for
20
07
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08
Sr.
No
Ap
pro
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by
Date
so
f
Ap
pro
val
&C
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ple
tio
n
Nam
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fth
eP
ro
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cati
on
Esti
mate
dC
ost
26
DW
SS
Ch
op
ra
Sam
od
ara
UC
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ow
aTM
AP
att
an
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.11
0_
_0
.11
0_
0.1
10
27
DW
SS
Bo
wn
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mir
kh
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UC
:Ch
ow
aTM
AP
att
an
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.22
0_
_0
.22
0_
0.2
20
28
DW
SS
No
wS
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l
UC
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bair
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TM
AP
att
an
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.26
0_
_0
.26
0_
0.2
60
29
DW
SS
Ban
kad
Villa
ge
UC
Ban
kad
TM
AP
att
an
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.45
0_
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50
Su
bTo
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TM
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att
an
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30
0.0
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To
tal
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up
ply
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1
San
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to
fstr
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of
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RU
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ila
TM
AD
assu
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
81
.08
9_
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1.0
89
2
Pavem
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to
fstr
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of
Jalk
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VILL
UC
:Dassu
TM
A
Dassu
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.86
7_
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0.8
67
3
Pavem
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to
fstr
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of
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Dan
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UC
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TM
AD
assu
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
8
0.4
06
__
0.4
06
_0
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6
4
GEN
LA
TER
IN
ES
HA
LK
AN
AB
AD
TM
AP
allas
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.60
0_
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.60
0_
0.6
00
5
GEN
LA
TER
IN
ES
HER
AK
OT
TM
AP
all
as
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
80
.60
0_
_0
.60
0_
0.6
00
6
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AIR
OF
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NITA
TIO
NS
CH
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EP
ATTA
NB
AZ
AR
TM
A
PA
TTA
N
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt
29
-07
-06
Co
mp
:d
t3
0-0
6-0
82
.00
0_
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en
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at
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0
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en
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en
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Teh
Palla
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt,
29
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7/
06
CO
MP
:dt,
30
/0
6/
08
10
.00
0_
0.0
00
10
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10
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0
39
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20
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62
0.0
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39
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2
11
Co
nstr
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on
of
resid
en
tial
qu
arte
ro
fW
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up
ply
&
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itati
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ap
pro
ved
3.5
00
0.0
00
3.5
00
3.5
00
Gran
dTo
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91
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70
.00
00
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09
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07
0.0
00
91
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7
To
tal
San
itati
on
NEW
42
To
tal
(M
illi
on
)
Fo
reig
n
Aid
(FEC
)
Ru
pee
(M
illi
on
)
Fo
reig
n
Exch
an
ge
To
tal
(M
illi
on
s)
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NU
AL
WO
RK
PLA
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7-0
8D
RU
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his
tan
Esti
mate
d
Exp
en
dit
ure
up
toJu
ne
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07
To
tal
(F.
Aid
)
All
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on
for
20
07
-20
08
Sr.
No
Ap
pro
ved
by
Date
so
f
Ap
pro
val
&C
om
ple
tio
n
Nam
eo
fth
eP
ro
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cati
on
Esti
mate
dC
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1
PO
LIC
ES
TA
DU
BA
IR
UC
Du
bair
Teh
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att
an
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:d
t:2
9/
07
/0
6
CO
MP
:dt,
30
/0
6/
08
14
.72
__
14
.72
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4.7
2
2
PO
LIC
EP
TL
PO
ST
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RU
UC
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assu
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:d
t:2
9/
07
/0
6
CO
MP
:dt,
30
/0
6/
08
2.8
8_
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17
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01
7.6
01
7.6
1
Reco
nstr
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on
of
C&
WS
TO
RE
BES
HA
M
UC
Bu
tialTeh
Alp
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Ap
ro
ved
DR
AC
:dt1
6/
02
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7
CO
MP
:dt
30
/0
6/
08
10
.40
0_
_1
0.4
00
_1
0.4
00
2
Reco
nstr
cu
tio
no
fP
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EP
TL
PO
ST
JIJA
L
UC
Jij
al
Teh
Patt
an
Ap
ro
ved
DR
AC
:dt1
6/
02
/0
7
CO
MP
:dt
30
/0
6/
08
2.8
80
__
2.8
80
_2
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0
3
Rep
air
of
PO
LIC
EP
TL
PO
ST
KO
LA
I
UC
Ko
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Pallas
Ap
ro
ved
DR
AC
:dt1
6/
02
/0
7
CO
MP
:dt
30
/0
6/
08
0.5
00
__
0.5
00
_0
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0
4
SU
BJA
IL
DA
SS
U
UC
Jalk
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Teh
Dassu
Ap
ro
ved
DR
AC
:dt1
6/
02
/0
7
CO
MP
:dt
30
/0
6/
08
1.5
00
__
1.5
00
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0
5
Rep
air
of
PO
LIC
EP
TL
PO
ST
JA
LK
OT
UC
Jalk
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Teh
Dassu
Ap
ro
ved
DR
AC
:dt1
6/
02
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7
CO
MP
:dt
30
/0
6/
08
0.5
00
__
0.5
00
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0
6
Rep
air
of
PO
LIC
ES
TA
TIO
ND
AS
SU
UC
Dassu
Teh
Dassu
Ap
ro
ved
DR
AC
:dt1
6/
02
/0
7
CO
MP
:dt
30
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6/
08
0.4
00
__
0.4
00
_0
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0
7
Reco
nstr
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on
of
PO
LIC
EP
TL
Po
st
KA
YA
L
UC
Kayal
Teh
Patt
an
Ap
ro
ved
DR
AC
:dt1
6/
02
/0
7
CO
MP
:dt
30
/0
6/
08
2.8
80
__
2.8
80
_2
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0
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sil
Ag
ric
ult
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s5
.00
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.00
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0
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sil
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ric
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5.0
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00
10
Teh
sil
Ag
ric
ult
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00
5.0
00
5.0
00
11
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ult
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00
2.0
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2.0
00
12
Dis
tirct
Off
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Ag
ric
ult
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teh
sil
Dassu
1.5
00
1.5
00
1.5
00
37
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00
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00
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03
7.5
60
0.0
00
37
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0
Gran
dTo
tal
55
.16
00
.00
00
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05
5.1
60
0.0
00
55
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0
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bTo
talo
fN
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vern
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Go
vern
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ce
Sch
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es
New
Pro
ject
43
To
tal
(M
illio
n)
Fo
reig
n
Aid
(FEC
)
Ru
pee
(M
illio
n)
Fo
reig
n
Exch
an
ge
To
tal
(M
illio
ns)
AN
NU
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WO
RK
PLA
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00
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RU
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his
tan
Esti
mate
d
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dit
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up
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ne
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07
To
tal(F.
Aid
)
Allo
cati
on
for
20
07
-20
08
Sr.
No
Ap
pro
ved
by
Date
so
f
Ap
pro
val
&C
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ple
tio
n
Nam
eo
fth
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ro
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cati
on
Esti
mate
dC
ost
TM
AO
thers
1
P/
BU
ND
KA
IR
AZ
IQ
A
UC
Seg
loo
Teh
Dassu
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt,
29
/0
7/
06
CO
MP
:dt,
30
/0
6/
08
0.1
00
_0
.02
50
.10
0_
0.1
00
2
P/
BU
ND
SED
AN
DU
BIA
R
UC
Bar
Jalk
ot
Teh
Dassu
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt,
29
/0
7/
06
CO
MP
:dt,
30
/0
6/
08
0.0
50
_0
.01
30
.05
0_
0.0
50
3
F/
PA
TH
UC
Dassu
Teh
Dassu
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt,
29
/0
7/
06
CO
MP
:dt,
30
/0
6/
08
0.8
80
_0
.22
00
.88
0_
0.8
80
4
MU
LA
KH
EL
IR
RC
HA
NELL
UC
Gab
ria
lTeh
Dassu
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt,
29
/0
7/
06
CO
MP
:dt,
30
/0
6/
08
0.7
21
_0
.18
00
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1_
0.7
21
5
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AR
YA
RIR
RC
HA
NELL
UC
Go
sh
ali
Teh
Dassu
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt,
29
/0
7/
06
CO
MP
:dt,
30
/0
6/
08
0.3
00
_0
.07
50
.30
0_
0.3
00
6
Wate
rP
oo
lC
HO
UC
HA
NG
UC
Dassu
Teh
Dassu
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt,
29
/0
7/
06
CO
MP
:dt,
30
/0
6/
08
0.1
55
_0
.03
90
.15
5_
0.1
55
7
W/
BR
ID
GE
SEG
LO
NA
LA
UC
Seg
loo
Teh
Dassu
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt,
29
/0
7/
06
CO
MP
:dt,
30
/0
6/
08
0.3
04
_0
.07
60
.30
4_
0.3
04
8
P/
BU
ND
LO
DA
IR
RA
ZK
A
UC
Seg
loo
Teh
Dassu
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt,
29
/0
7/
06
CO
MP
:dt,
30
/0
6/
08
0.1
14
_0
.02
90
.11
4_
0.1
14
9
F/
PA
TH
LO
DA
IR
RA
ZK
A
UC
Seg
loo
Teh
Dassu
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt,
29
/0
7/
06
CO
MP
:dt,
30
/0
6/
08
0.0
60
_0
.01
50
.06
0_
0.0
60
10
W/
BR
ID
GE
TA
LLO
ON
VI
AB
DU
LM
ALIK
UC
Baryar
Teh
Dassu
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt,
29
/0
7/
06
CO
MP
:dt,
30
/0
6/
08
0.7
90
_0
.19
80
.79
0_
0.7
90
11
W/
BR
ID
GE
BA
GR
OO
UC
Karan
gTeh
Dassu
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt,
29
/0
7/
06
CO
MP
:dt,
30
/0
6/
08
0.2
81
_0
.07
00
.28
1_
0.2
81
12
P/
BU
ND
KO
TG
UL
SH
AH
UC
Th
oo
tiTeh
Dassu
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt,
29
/0
7/
06
CO
MP
:dt,
30
/0
6/
08
0.0
28
_0
.00
70
.02
8_
0.0
28
13
P/
BU
ND
BA
LA
SH
AH
UC
Th
oo
tiTeh
Dassu
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt,
29
/0
7/
06
CO
MP
:dt,
30
/0
6/
08
0.0
57
_0
.01
40
.05
7_
0.0
57
14
W/
BR
ID
GE
JA
MR
A
UC
Baryar
Teh
Dassu
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt,
29
/0
7/
06
CO
MP
:dt,
30
/0
6/
08
0.3
17
_0
.07
90
.31
7_
0.3
17
15
HA
KEEM
AB
AD
IR
RC
HA
NELL
UC
Sazeen
Teh
Dassu
Ap
pro
ved
DR
AC
:dt,
29
/0
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LIST OF UNION COUNCIL-WISE VILLAGES
S.No
NameofTehsil
Name ofUnionCouncil
Name of villages Population
1 2 3 4 5
1 Palas Batera 1. Batera pain 2. Zeer 3.Mansoor 4.Bar Masham 5.Mamin 6.Bar Sair7. Dosham Sair 8.Kuz Masham 9. Kuz seer10.Kaprey 11.Kori12.Darat 13.Kareen 14.Khatra 15.Kamat 16.Kharsha 17.Kabbri18.Barchu19.Kora 20.Jmra 21.Cham 22.Haji Abad 23.Dongla24.Maidan 25.Mandan 26.Mula Pattey 27. saidan 28.batera Bala 29.Bandi 30.Kunsher 31. Lorin 32. Bar lorin 33.Hilala 34.Karr 35.zaribatal 36. Thapar.37. Akhori 38.Baz batil 39. Dil Kando Sharif abad40. Kufri 41. Murad 42. Onara 43. Sinia 44. Par 45.Coochban 46.Kontar baz 47. Moyun 48. Sajri 49.Bala 50.Banda Jalu 51.BandKalan 52.Dandan53.Gadai Baia 54. Geedar 55. Marrnay56. Hirani 57. Haloon 58. Jalo 59.Jishaar 60.Kachar 61.Lotu 62. Mori
12139
2 Palas Mada Khel 1. Mada Khel Abad 2. Abda 3. Bari Kot 4. Lofri 5. Aghaz 6. Takki 7.safia Bar 8. Sofia Kuz 9.Dil Asad 10. Gujar Khel 11. Kot 12.Kulia 13.Tangi 14.Towa 15. Akhori 16.Dhari 17. Dheri 18.Hawari 19.Bandi20. Khato 21. Chor 22. Kandow 23.Nairri 24. Nola 25. Jabba 26.Baros 27. Bilgay 28. Garang 29. Hgarban 30.Juz 31.Kasri 32.Landai sar 33. Nakka 33. Nakka Azas khel 34.Dhar 35. bari 36.Gano37. Hara Baroos, 38. Jabri 39 Jangal Banda 40.Jashor 41. Petao 42.Saidque Banda 43. Daeir 44. Gaida Bala 45. Gaidar Namdr Khail46. Balhija 47. Chapro 48. Chara 49. Chora 50. Danra 51. Donga52. Kachar 53. Paizo Sar 54. Sonchal 55. Joni Bela 56. Khasri 57.Bar Darat 58. Kait 59. Khana 60. Kuz Darat Meral 61. Yardad 62.Charpo 63. Koi 64. Band Kot 65. Banda Kot 66. Dewar 67. Bin Sarin68. Mareen 69. Bar Jamra 70. Mir Bat 71. Gali 72. Shamal Gul 73.Kanjat 74. Shah Murad 75. Khowar 76. Doga 77. Anla 78. Jabba 79.Shadi Kot 80. Banda Jasher 81. Galgo.
11210
3 Palas Kolai 1. Kolai 2. Bar Killi 3. Haji Abad 4. Batangi 5. Koz Kolai 6. Koz Sari7. Koz Gabeerr 8. Koseen 9. Gakoi 10. Sago 11. Kandal 12. Qallan13. Maidan 14. Noor Koi 15. Banodar 16. Gat 17. Kafar Banda18.Kamar Banda 19. Rajam Kot 20. Degari Bar 21. Kunshair 22. JeloBar 23. Shamial 24. Bib Banda 25. Bar Kandao 26. Koz Kandao 27.Pegal Koz 28. Pegal Koz 29. Las Dara 30. Dak 31. Tograt 32. Moos33. Ahuz 34. Bar Sair 35. Bela 36. Khakaro 37. Bar Khakaro 38.Chor Banda.
11261
4 Palas Shalkan Abad 1. Shalkan Abad 2. Baugh 3. Bar Karr 4. Gathar 5. Kharat 6. SigalKarr 7. Taboj 8. Shalkan Abad No.2 9. Bar Sair 10. Bar Seer 11.Bass 12. Bakri 13. Bela 14. Jat 15. Karan 16. Muslim Abad 17.Ghazi Abad 18. Paroos 19. Joi Sair 20. Qallah 21. Rato 22. Shain23. Shail 24. Bar Gabeer.
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5 Palas Kunshair 1. Kunshair 2. Sarkar 3. Lot Moseen 4. Mojal 5. Soranil 6. Shabay 7.Banalo 8. Dalgay 9. Ahavey 10. Gor 11. Jojar Banda 12. KaparBanda 13. Karr Baik 14. Kareen 15. Kuz Tagai 16. Nai Banda 17.Dolai 18. Seri 19. Kot Village 20. Gambeer 21. Kunshair 22. NargisAbad 23. Pari Parai 24. Sholbah 25. Shoo Baik 26. Shotal 27.Soreen Baik 28. Kuz Sair.
12152
6 Palas Sharakot 1. Sharakot Tandri (Dani) 2. Bat 3. Gato 4. Jamgali 5. Bandari(Basni) 6. Donat 7. Ahogat.
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7 Palas Haran 1. Haran 2. Badakot 3. Yanjool 4. Battal 5. Barabarr 6. Yun 7.Palosar 8. Naro 9. Koya Sar 10. Guli Bagh 11. Gaidar 12. Kandro13. Ishaq 14. Key 15. Kuz Moseen 16. Bar Moseen.
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8 Palas Bar Sharyal 1. Bar Sharyal 2. Andral Banda 3. Bin Banda 4. Bar Gaidar 5.Bar Nairri 6. Dadair 7. Dheri 8. Gaidar 9. Gakoi 10. KacharBanda 11. Kat Banda 12. Khana Banda 13. Bakri Banda 14.
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Maidan 15. Murid2. Baik 16. Sheri Banda 17. Shoom Jamat 18. Ganja Banda.
9 Palas Kuz Sharyal 1. Kuz Sharyal 2. Bakro 3. Bar Khnowargay 4. Barani Banda 5.Gakoi 6. Gaso Huk 7. Jal Baik 8. Jamia Baik 9. Jahangiro Banda 10.Koi 11. Koghana (Ghano) 12. Kot Banda 13. Kuz Khnowargay 14.Tor Banda 15. Moman
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10 Palas Kuz Paro 1. Kuz Paro 2. Sair 3. Fajoni 4. Khel Nazro 5. Landi 6. Banda Bar 7.Kuz 8. Bali 9.Bada Seer 10. Akhonzad gan 11. Sigal Belo 12. BarBanda 13. Bela Banda 14. Kuz Banda 15. Gohar Abad 16. Bandi 17.Bela. 18.Doak 19. Shahi Bagh 20. Balgai 21. Bush 22. Massi 23.Seer 24. Toor waloo 25. Kalan 26. Jijal 27. Masi Kot 28. Kayi Balagy29. Banil Uchar seer 30. Jamia 31. Khalyar Kot 32. Khal 33. Barri34. Joi Kuz 35. Joibar 36. Bar jall 37 Kuz Jall 38. Chari 39. Azizabad 40. Dhari 41. Dam Singh 42. Darikoto 43.Baik 44. Kotar Khail45. Gaidan 46. Goibail 47. Jamal Khano Baik 48. Malgari 49. Najam50. Parni Bar 51. Shamat Gedar 52. Sot Khail Bar 53. Paro. 54.Khalyar Jamra 55. Baneel.
14780
11 Palas Kota Kot 1. Baro Bela 2. Kuz Bela 3. Majoo Bela 4. takri 5. Kareen 6. Kota Kot7. Zaro Kuz 8. Char Kuz 9. Banjoo.10. Char Bar 11. Gatobo 12.Jasheel 13. Dakrai 14. Chawar Kot 15.Bandoo 16. Azmosa 17.Bardero 18. Kuz dero 19. Karo Seer 20. Chamar Kot 21. Ganga 22.Ouchoi 23. Joiser 24 Chot 25. Kana 26. Gali Gadeer 27. gatabair 28.Kachoor 29 Kai 30. Sus baik 31 toka Banda 32 Duram Bala.
11083
12 Palas Shared 1.Shared 2. Loni ser 3. Basi 4. Seroo 5. Malgai 6. Qala deenDagoon 7.Tarno Baik 8. Umal Khail 9. Bar Baik 10. Akhori Ser11. Sasnat 12 Kuz Seer 13. Mughalrat 14. Shuki Seer 15. Madan
16. Khail 17. Gheen Baik 18. Narang Bela 19 Daroo 20. Eil Baik21. Hoobaik 22. Sermorat 23. Shah 24.Baik. 25. Tapoon 26. TakoSair 27.Bar Sair 28. Pir Dostan 29. Darto. 30. Bajal 31. Gotam32. Dheri 33. Jail Baik 34. Manwar Sair. 35. Nakka 36. Sham Bela37. Shaheed Bela 38. Dewan Bela 39. Kundal 40 Dumzai41.Faroorgah 42. Mararr 43. Bado goast 44. Akhro Bela 45. DewanBela 46. Kudal Damzai 47. Serto 48. Raja Sair 49. Kandro50. Kandas 51. Denar 52. Sail 53. Danga 54. Balo Bela 55.Pakey56. Bela 57. Khel Rafeullah 58. Khaba Kot.
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13 Palas Peach Bela 1. Peach Bela 2. Doke Bela 3. Kayal 4. Khel 5. Barri Ledi 6. Marat7. Narri 8. Hkanabad 9. Kukam Koz 10. Hukam Bar 11. Chalo Bela12. Tandi Baik 13. Lakhi Seri 14. Pul Bela 15. Kanari 16. Kot Bela17. Kaimia Bela 18. Khowara Bela 19. Beto Kundala 20. ChokiKunara 21. Danat 22. Ishaq 23. Kamino Baik 24. Yari Baik 25. ThokiBaik 26. Zab 27. Paroki 28. Kalgay 29. Saween 30. Janas 31. LakhiDar 32. Sarkas 33.Dheri 34. Dka Khoo 35. Dandi 36. Baik 37. Urni38. Shaheed Bela 39. Selo Belo 40. Karr Baik Bela 41. Choi Baik42. Cheel Baik 43. Sargoon 44. Shoi Baik 45. Cheel Baik 46. Sargon47. Athro Baik 48. Thoani 49. Tharota 50. Shaman 51. Akhro Bela52. Qala 53. Neel Gah 54. Bad Gah 55. Akhon 56. Khawr57. Banjroon 58. Bari Jakh 59. Kanna 60. Barri Dheri 61. Bar Now62. Kuz Now 63. walio bela 64. Garoom 65. Cagah Bela66. gaziangahoo 67. Dum Bela 68. goharan 69. Goi Baik 70. KofenBela 71. Nashkai 72. Assair 73. Wool Bela 74. Khari Dheri 75. BarriKhas 76. Baro Bar 77. Dum Pati 78. gahri 79. Gaider 80. HabibKhas 81. Nashri 82. Bari Dheri 83. Ghuzano Sar 84. Lekhi Jakh85. Lekhi Nar 86. Mara
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14 Pattan Bankad 1. Bankad 2. Khanai 3. Charto 4. Kuz Moreen 5. Bar Moreen6. Sholgara 7. Zama Khel Bela 8. Chakai 9. Charloi 10. Kukandio11. Kuzmansara 12. Barmisaira 13. Seri Barri 14. Palalo 15. GullGee 16. Kuz Sangri 17. Ughaz Sar 18. Gahari 19. Bar Sangri20. Kaar 21. Kuz Dheri 22. Mans Khapa 23. Dano 24. Ouch Khowarr25. Bela Rustam Khel 26. Charona 27. Chorlak 28. Dossa.
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15 Pattan Ranolia 1. Zoren Kalley 2. Khani 3. Dhango 4. Gaider 5. Kokiyal 6. Thapan 13390
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7. Thapan Ali Dad Khail 8. Charr 9. Nairri 10. Bar Kallay 11. Ashal12. Sangri 13. Manwan 14. Darto 15. Dhar Mirkan Khel 16. MoniKhel Bela 17. Dhain Sali Khel 18. Pirano Dar 19. Jai Khel20. Chochange 21. Soya 22. Daro 23. Doga 24. Goshi 25. BelaGoshi 26. Doga Khel 27. Domi Khel 28. Jalkot 29. Alwal 30. Jhangrri31. Dhand Domi 32. Dhand Moni 33. Moharia 34. Yakta 35. Tangu36.Zerbela 37. Martong 38. Shabi Khel Dara 39. Bhoi 40. Nao41. Charri 42. Mata Baik 43. Bela 44. Kareen 45. Kashmir 46. CholaKareen 47. Geel 48. Kuz Kelley 49. Jareen 50. Takht 51. Dhar52. Dabri.
16 Pattan Dubair Pain 1. Bela Dubair 2. Dehar 3. Segah 4. Dero 5. Qallah 6. Soah7. Kanao 8. Seri 9. Khowarr 10. Sanagai 11. Gat 12. Karko 13. FaqirPatti 14. Banjarr 15. Jamara 16. Shungail 17. Tangai 18. ShungailKas 19. Doman 20. Delo 21. Gbundo 22. Rawan Deer 23. Sali Khel24. Nao 25. Kass
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17 Pattan Dubair Khas 1. Dubair Village 2. Dogar Village 3. Shalkey 4. Rooi Dak 5. Noorj 6.Sach 7. Doop 8. Sairgah 9. Baneel 10. Geel 11. Jhag Village12. Bar Paiza 13. Dandokey 14. Daro Mano 15. Patey 16. Daklai17. Saproona 18. Sharr 19. Baneel Qallah 20. Ambowa
18 Pattan Dubair Bela 1. Soya Khel Dar 2. Mula Khel Dar 3. Gutar Khel Dar 4. Saidan Bela5. Seri Gultar Khel 6. Sheikh Dara 7. Chawa 8. Gaya 9. Mujgali10. Lundhair 11. Osool 12. Ochar 13. Dilgat 14. Qallah No.115. Qallah No.2 16. Nairri 17. Belgay
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19 Pattan Jijal 1. Bela Jajaal 2. Bela No.1 3. Bela No. 2 4. Buner Bela 5. Shahi6. Dair 7.Ghawan Village 8. Seri 9. Dongo 10. Gabar 11. Dhup12. Mali dara 13. Kotial 14.Delo 15. Sandari 16. Sughali Ghai17.Khowr Bahadar Khel18. Khushi Khel Bela 19. Dar Chala Khel20. Jehan Bela 21. Bazar Bela 22. Bela Ayam Khel 23. Serto24. Bangr Bela 25. Kuza Banda 26. Tehsil Banda 27. Zore Kaley
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20 Pattan Pattan 1. Pattan Seeri 2. Muslim Bagh 3. Toko dachi 4. Pattan village5. Rango No.2 6. Mundhar 7. Aba Khel 8. Ban Khel 9. Juran Khel10. Ghambeer 11. Kaseer 12. Kawai 13. Kawyoun 14. Batjohi15. Khelto 16. Rango No.1 17.Seri 18.seerto 19. Zardad/Rasuldhar20. Chorbanda
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21 Pattan Sagayun 1. Sagayun 2. Noorjehan Abad 3.Layoun 4. Daro 5. Kashday6. Kalgan 7. Raja Youn 8. Janchal 9. Shamsher 10. Qalagay11.Karamaro 12. Galango 13. Mazo 14. Tangi 15. Baneel16. Baneel Qalla 17. Chor Bairy 18. Boon 19. Shamal Boon20. Munir 21. Kotya 22. Muniryoun 23. Manseera 24. Koz Dair25. Bar Dair 26. Kacher Baik 27. Shamalgul 28. Bego Khel29. Shamalgul Nelo Khel 30. Dop . Shamalgul 31. Chilari 32. Dand33. Kamar Banda 34. Datra Dabeck 35. Luja Khel Dadra 36. Galio37. Barang Banda 38. Ah Baik 39. Jamara 40. Kahata Shati
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22 Pattan Chowa Dara 1. Chowa 2. Sangah 3. Ajdeer 4. Dar Kellay 5. Mekoi 6. Tango7. Karbeach 8. Dang 9. Arfolia 10. Dara 11. Bair Dosa 12. Chobal13. Kal Pattan 14. Bar Chowa 15. Jai 16. Talbat 17. Datool18. Zarbat 19. Dakar 20. Barargo 21. Sholan 22. Ziarat 23. GujarBanda 24. Kara Baik 25. Pat daro 26. Dartoaki 27. jaito 28. Narri29. Keen 30. Semoo 31. Dab 32. Shan Dair 33. Bar Bergai 34.Bayoun 35. Galto 36. Mankahar No.1 37. Shakeel Kar 38. Kaslo39. Yanjool 40. Sago Bairr 41. Domna 42. Dargai 43. Katlo44. Mankahar No.2
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23 Pattan Kayal 1. Shisal Kayal 2. Soyan Bair 3. Phagyal 4. Ghalai 5. Daro6. Bachagia 7. Harigan 8. Banjehari 9. Doop 10. Sangi 11. SetroNo.1 12. Setro No.2 13. Bairrlo 14. Kayoun Sear 15. Bairr 16. KayalVillage 17. Charto 18. Peshwa 19. Jehano Boon 20. Sawar Steel21. Sun Steel 22. Banda 23. Maidan 24. Oso 25. Jaba 26. BalianDarat 27. Dabri 28. Bandlo 29. Kuz Mansera 30. Dasni Jalai31. Allah 32. Ashian No. 1 33. Ashain No.2 34. Maswal 35. Sago
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36. Kash Bair 37. Dargi No.1 38. Dargi No.2 39. Dabro 40. Owni41.Dagri No.2 42.Sayal 43.Doband 44.Barri 45.Maidan 46.Singer47.Sair 48.Ashian No.2 49.Delon bair 50.Kandro Bair 51. Dheri Leo
24 Dassu Bari Yar 1. Shah 2. Jarno 3. Baig 4.Dar 5. Kandow 6. Jakh 7. Back 8. Yang9. Chando 10. Karo sair 11. Siglo 12. Serto 13. Nazir Bela14. Bariyar 15. Bandlo 16. Bela Jalo Sair 17. Danki sair 18. Sheroga19. Roi Baick 20. Taloon Wai 21. Daad Goon 22. Dokro 23. AchoiBack 24. haro back 25. Shatoo 26. Daro, Kanowey, Akro Back,Baick, Baja, Bar Kaparkot, Barkel Back, Bar Lohi, Push, DadirMaidam, Doli, Aslan, Jamra, Kachcay, Shel Baick, Karr, Kundair,Kudly, Kuz Kapar Kot, Kuz Kandaro, Kuz Lohi, Multat, Mirwali,Dadair, Moss, Pir Bela, Sumra Dadir, Surto, Jook
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25 Dassu Goshali Goshali, Shegloband, Alwani, Ochi Bar, Ochi Kuz, Goor Bagh,Jabrai, Dadiar Bar, Dadiar Kuz, Jail, Serto, Buck, Maidan, CharoMuch, Pashoot, Qaisar, Dadir, Harpo Dadir, Buck Too, Seri Kuz, BarBela, Bela Sachoi, Zar Bari, Kuz Kintal, Bar Kintal, Shatoi, ShahiBanda, Khel, Thoki, Dadair, Gujar Banda, Ajab Dadir, Khel dadir,Dogam Sachia, Gagoi, Gujari Back, Qareeb, Banjar, Shoki SeermRubgam, Kilto Back, Qadarm Bariga, Mandori, Serto, Fabar SeermUnchro, Jahakhm Pashoot, Kareen, Dadair, Utlook.
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26 Dassu Kuz Jalkot 1. Kuz Jalkot, Village, 2. Juri, 3. Jandar Bela, 4. Rajkot, 5. Kaloni,6. Caro/Gawadar Khan, 7. Dadair, Kanrot, Donst, Bosses, ChaurtoBar, Chauto Kuz, Jallo. AJmira, Babbar, Kuz Bela, Pashot, Eil,Sosak, Sair,
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27 Dassu Bar Jalkot Ajalgat, Chelis khel Dadir, Sikandar Dadiar, Medain, Bush, Shillo,Kuz Gaheen, Saidan Dadiar, Bigai, Koop, Ashkal Dadiar, Jabri Juz,Jabri Bar, Hamdi Kuz, Hanmdi Bar, Gadiar, Sair Kot, MansheaniJuz, Manshwani, Aska Khel, Sali Khel Dadiar,
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28 Dassu Dassu Lootar, Doc Bah, Surkrat, Jeshal, Unchar, Jal Back, Jandar, Char,Dadiar, Kass, Rail, Zarif, Dajir, Kaiga, Bar Seenm Oanj Bahm Rhoki,Dassu, Danki, Teyal, Chuchong, Kuz Chunhang, Logra, Morga,Koshi, Shal/Kai
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29 Dassu Sazeen Sazeen Village, Goreen, Shang, Dogah, Sazeen Banda, Lachi Nala,Sumar Nala, Shuri Nala, Asrto, Sazeen Camp, Gambat, Balagul,Shatyal Bazar, Dass Baidal, Dabeaxh, Sarato.
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30 Dassu Harban Threeg, Bakki, Dargah, Gakooz, Harban Kot, Baboil, Liko, BarayarBar, Baryar Kuz,Garoshang Basha, Misrag Bar, Misrag Kuz, SarrGarhi, Shytyal
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31 Dassu Komila Komila, Kuz & Bar Kass, Kandai, Sohna, Zaidkar Barm DadairmSerai, Pecho, Doong, Mashroot Jain, Zaid Kar Kuz, Kandao, KarZailly, Shanlegi, Daro, Bairr, Mailoon, Chichar Kuz, & Bar, BarriKango, Segal Rango, Sach, Pishwai, Romal, Shamal, Bar Chichar
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32 Dassu Seo Seo Old Village, Seo Village, PUrwa, Janchal, Jagi Boon, HaroBoon, Gabar, Daloon, Sakhi Namdadair, Dahar, Dogah, AshienBairrm Seena Bairrm Bairr, Zarre Banda, Haica Kandao, Sukar KhelKandao.
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33 Dassu Sigloo Sigloo,Taloi, Kayum, Mangoi, Shingle Bela, Kogai, Shinfli Pain,Anals, Chando, Musa, Dadair, Ashal, Shirr Kuz, Sharr Bar, AyaummBairr Gabbar, Aroholai, Tatoli, Kae Oain, Kidair, Maidanm Chino,Dar, Dahar, Kai, Pasneri, Kar Bala, Kuz Bairm Axhoil, Bairr,Kumma.
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34 Dassu Kuz Purwa Kuz Purwa, Dahar Barri, Kai Bush Bairr, Kuz Sairm Parrai, BarParwa, Silwar, Jakail, Makan Dadiar, Gali, Numar, Rupari, Bairr,LIko, Sodal, Sodali, Bairr, Bar Serto, Kuz Serto, Bairrm Darli, Ouchi,Dara Band, Jali, Gilto Sair, Amzal, sair, Daiwar, Kodal, Barat, Zodal,Bairr/Kahdi, Kandah, Maiarr
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35 Dassu Thoti Bairr, Khoshi, Katgal. Nabel, Ushal, Saproona, Salach, Thoti Bar, 11474
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Thoti Kuz, Dantarrm Shokharrm Bairr, Gantarr, Sero, Kafar Banda,Rango, Bela, Gogah, Maro, Bangi, Seri Daram Dombail, Aftab Thoti,Akhorri, Barrlo, Derto, Turkhan, Daro, Allil, Kot, Sagah, Seto,Kangal, Zango, Dheri, Bar Kot, Pooj.
36 Dassu Kareen Dong, Janch, Serai, Sayal, Kachar,Pari,Khowr,Gaider,Dooga,Jashoi,Mahbail,Domi seer,Churta,Dambail,SaiieSeeri,Kacharakori,Karango,Jamra,Darloo,Mustan,Asgal,seerto,seertoi,Seer Gari,Thore, Bair,
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37 Dassu Karang Berti,Barigo No.1, Barigo No.2,Dhongwi,Ashroo,Bagroo dara,BagrooNo.2 Shangoi, Petwa,bagroo No.1 jog,Janch,Pao, Peri Bar,PariKuz,Kari,Kari Kuz, Peri,Suikhel,Para,Ashdaro,BarKar,Barto,Giader,Gojri Back,Gat,KucKachar,Tarkan,Lahri,Razaka,Salto,Mashri,Karang No.1,Das,Kandaseraj,Seerto,Karang No.2,Lahri Bar,Lahri Kuz,Mashdar,SeertoNo.1,Kew Kahrloo,seerto No.2 kahat,Zambeel,Tanch,
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38 Dasu Gabral Barigo,Rechaw,Toor,Segal ,Mirshahi,Seerti,Mirshatoo,Sadara,Paroo,Ashpedar,bangi,Sandrobari,Dehri,Kabri,Kotala,Naroo,Sabar,Kari,GabralMulakhel,Gaider,Goshakhel,Somi,Shoudam,Dambela,DambelaNo.1,Maidan Mula,Dumbail No.2 ,Kohibalo,Bagroo,Baghseeri,swato,Gabral,Pattey,ShadamkhelGabralBand,Segal,Sari,Kai,Dehree,Doong,Kuz Doong ,Kras,Kraskuz,Nakho,Shangoi,Gano Belo,
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Key Responsible Agencies and Contacts in the District
Sr.
No
Name Designation Organization Contact No. E-mail
1 Mr. BarkaatAli Khan
ProjectManager
Oxfam GB 0300-85065080996-851263
2 Klause eular CountryDirector
MalteserInternational
3 Mr. AsifAman Khan
ProgrammeCoordinator
Pakistan RedCrescentSociety
0300-59697980997-440351
4 Mr. Liaqat Ali Engineer/Co-ord
World Vision 0302-8542084 [email protected]
5 Mr. SajjadAhmad
EducationSpecialist
Plan Pakistan 0300-5630538 sajjad_ahmed@plan_intrnational.org
6 Mr. EjazSikander
PM Watsan CRS 0300-8115367 [email protected]
7 Ahmed yaar GermanAgroaction
0996-400298 [email protected]
8 Dr. SuzanneSmithSaulniers
DirectorRecovery &Rehabilitation
IRC 0300-5554753 [email protected]
9 Dr. Asma Ali ProgramDevelopment-Manager
Ibn-Sina 091-5825442 [email protected]
10 MuhammadZakir
programccordinator
PakistanShelter forlife
11 M.Nasir Shah DPO LASOONA 0998-407138
12 Mr. SalimAkhtar
Head ofProgram WFPMansehra
UN/WFP 0300-8596909 [email protected]
13Mr. Amirsaeed
LiaisonOfficer
Palas DPLLProjectWWF-PakistanAbbottabad
0998-405245 [email protected]
14Mr. Mohammadshah
RegionalProgramme
manager
InternationalDevelopmentRelief Fund
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DRU Kohistan
S.No. Name Designation Contact (Phone & E-mail)
1 Sher Bahadur Program Manager [email protected]
2 Noor-ul-Hadi M&E Officer 0998-407279,[email protected]
3 Tariq Shah Program Engineer [email protected]
4 Abdul Haleem District ProgrammeOfficer
5 Syed Iqbal Shah Junior Engineer 0998-407279
MuhammadAzam
Accounts Officer 0998-407279
6 Khalid Hussain Financial ManagementOfficer
0998-407279
7 Sahib Zada Office Manager 0998-407279
8 MuhammadAkhtar Khan
Financial ManagementAssistant
0998-407279
9 Sikander Hayat Accountant 0998-407279
10 FaizMuhammad
Office Assistant [email protected]
11 Syed WaqarAhmed
Office Assistant 0998-407279
12 Sabz Ali Khan Data Entry Officer [email protected]
13 Jibran Ali Data Entry Officer 0998-407279
District Profile Development Team
Earthquake Reconstruction and Rehabilitation Authority
ERRA
Lt. Gen. Nadeem Ahmed Deputy Chairman ERRA
Khadija Khan Chief Knowledge Management
Abdul Akbar Shah Research Officer
Hina Tabassum Cheema Research Officer
Taniya Shah Research Officer
Waheed Ahmed Research Officer
Ishtiaq Ahmed Sandhu GIS Specialist
Zahid Malik Data Analyst
State Earthquake Reconstruction and Rehabilitation Agency
SERRA (AJK)
Dr. Syed Asif Hussain Director General – SERRA
Dr. Syed Ghulam Haider Kazmi Regional Planning Expert
Malik M. Sadiq District Planning ExpertDRU, Bagh
Muhammad Khan Ranjha District Planning ExpertDRU, Rawalakot
Qaiser Alam Khan District Planning ExpertDRU, Muzaffarabad
Mr. Habib Ullah Khan Director General - PERRA
Provincial Earthquake Reconstruction and Rehabilitation Agency
PERRA (NWFP)
Musaddiq A. Khan Provincial Planning Expert
Mohammad Ashraf District Planning ExpertDRU, Mansehera
Abdul-Haleem & Faisal Azam M&E OfficersDRU, Abbottabad
Ayaz Gul District Planning ExpertDRU, Battagram
Noor-ul-Hadi M&E OfficerDRU, Kohistan
S. Bahadur Qutoshi Senior Program CoordinatorDRU, Shangla
Other Publications
of
Earthquake Reconstruction and Rehabilitation Authority (ERRA)
Published
Annual Review 2005-06 District Profiles
1. Rebuild Revive With Dignity & Hope 1. Muzaffarabad/Neelum
ERRA’s Sector Wise Strategies 2. Rawalakot/Poonch
1. Rural Housing 3. Bagh
2. Urban Housing & Town Planning 4. Abbottabad
3. Health 5. Mansehera
4. Education 6. Battagram
5. Governance 7. Shangla
6. Water Supply & Sanitation 8. Kohistan
7. Transport ERRA Brochure
8. Environment ERRA Newsletter (Monthly)
9. Livelihood
10. Power
11. Social Protection
12. Telecommunication
Soon to be Published
1. Annual Review 2006-07
2. Case Studies
i- Housing ii- Livelihood Cash Grants
iii- Social Sector (Health & Education) iv- Handling of IDPs
Knowledge Management Cell (KMC)Earthquake Reconstruction & Rehabilitation Authority (ERRA)Prime Minister’s Secretariat (Public) Ph: +92-51-9030-967Islamabad Fax: +92-51-9030-949 URL: www.erra.gov.pk