Short Term Mid Term Long Term Publicity by Mitanins on availability of ORS and its distribution. Availability of Malaria Rapid Diagnostic kit in Mainpur especially and other Malarial blocks Availability of Cotrimoxazole/ Amoxycillin syrup for pneumonia Measles immunization through Indradhanush, Routine Immunization and Disinfection of available water source to prevent any water born epidemic. Ensuring availability of chlorine tablets for water purification. Health Camps to be held in larger villages which have had camps earlier- especially Mohanpur in Lailunga (population 900- twelve km from health centre) and to by ANM in Gunnu (in Lailunga population 150- four km from health centre) Nutrition supply through Mahatari and other government schemes. Request BDO/ PHE for installation/ repairing of hand pumps in Darbha villages (Koinar in Durkiguda) and Jagdalpur (Ulnar and Manjiguda). Survey of the drought affected villages pregnant woman, children and geriatric people who need nutritional support in long term. Ensure availability of health care with essential drugs. Training of the health care to deal with any drought related emergencies. Referral facility at every health facility to deal with any emergency. Shelter 6.4(a) Situation Analysis: • Shelter is one of the biggest catalysts to breaking the poverty cycle leading to improvement in all facets of the family’s lives with the impact on women and children. This includes safety, security, health, providing the right ambience for children education and livelihood.
education for children in migration. Adequate power supplies should be ensured for every village and the Government can give concession or postpone electricity charges of the drought affected vulnerable communities. The Central Government schemes as popular as Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Scheme (MNREGS) should be operational in the State without delay payments. Need leverages on the aid that the government provides low income groups through its various schemes To protect the cattle population during a drought situation, necessary assistance for fodder, feed, and cattle health can be provided. This would discourage distress selling of cattle and help farmers to maintain a very important part of their asset base. should be transparency and better PDS facilities, NREGA programmes.. A Nodal agency should be established/ identified at Block level, District, State and Regional level to monitor migration Sustained availability of work at the grass root level Pre migration sensitization / orientation of migrants should be done by the Administration, CSOs, NGOs etc about legal rights, legal aid service, labour laws and complaint redressal mechanisms Employment opportunities, particularly self-employment opportunities should be Created at village level to check migration. The implementation of development schemes for for the construction of houses, community centre and safe place for
Urgent/ Immediate Mid Term Long Term Safe supply at schools on regular basis Child Friendly spaces with adequate facilities for drinking and toilets in school premises Rain Water Harvesting at schools for making water available for toilets Regular provision of meal at schools, if it is not regular then advocacy with the concern authorities to make it regular Psycho social support to children Linking adolescent children migrated to other areas with educational institutions so that they could be prevented to get involved in child labours etc. Education to children to grow more and different techniques of water storage and restoration. Making the schools functional Organizing some story telling kind of activities with the help of community during summer vacation to attract children in the schools and making the summer more fruitful Preparing and organizing some extra-curricular activities to make children aware about importance of water, drinking water and how to preserve water 6.6 Food Nutrition and Livelihood 6.6(a) Situation analysis The survey is limited to data analysis, but somehow as a surveyor discussing in the village meetings informal chatting with the villagers got to know the facts which may not be brought out from the analysis of these data. First and foremost, if we see the problems of the remotest villages of these blocks of the surveyed district, we found that tribal though they use to say 4-5 acres of land in their possessions. However, probing little more found that they have very
7. ANNEXURES 7.1(a) List of Assessment Areas and Assessment Teams S.No. District Village Name Of The Agency 1 Bastar 1. Lendra 2. GUCHAGUDA 3.DURKIGUDA 4.ULNAR 5. Manjiguda Mohananda Bagh SEBA 78799 Seba.mbagh@gmail.com 2 Jahangir Champa 6. Budgahan 7. Panora 8. Birgahani 9. Katra Abhishek(9770160847) KALP sansthakalp@gmail.com 3 Rajnandgaon 10. Maladabri 11. Jarahi 12. Doditola 13. Hajjutola 14. Ravi Mr. Manish Srivastava Samarthan Raipur 09826408656 4 Raigarh 15. Amapali 16. Latipani 17. Mohanpur 18. Nawadih Mohammed Khan(9754778219) Pryog Samaj Sewi Sanstha prayog.chhattisgarh@gmail.com 5 Balod 19. Kapermeta 20. Kosmi 21. Nahanda 22. Tengna Barpara Dr. S. Srivastava AFPRO 9893535946 6 Gariaband 23.Bhattgaon 24.Gopalpur 25. Kodobhat 26. Pattarri Arun ji (Ekta parishad) 9406083110 7.1(b) Report Writing Group Sector Organization IAG Coordinator Shelter Mrs. Soujanya Latha, World Vision India Mr. Rajat CASA Health Dr. Prabir Chatterji, State Health Resource Centre Education Mr. Arvind Room To Read Protection Mr. Prakash, India
No pls specify the reason (tick all that apply) No teachers No students No Midday Meal Schools used as shelter Inf. Unavailable Any ……………………….. kind of facilities are present in schools / premises Drinking Water Toilets with water facility Mid day meal soon will the schools become functional? within 15 days within 30 days Beyond 30 days Comments/ Suggestions/ Additional Information: HEALTH facilities/ service providers in the Village Pre disaster Post disaster Health (HSC) Yes No Yes No Primary Health Centers (PHC) Yes No Yes No Health Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Nurses (GNM) Yes No Yes No ANM/ ASHA Yes No Yes No Informal provider Yes No Yes No are the existing and primary health problems and associated with drought Non Communicable Diarrhea Cholera Dengue Diabetes Hypertension Heart diseases
Philanthropists (please name agency/ Group) of Interviewer Female Male Contact Number: Organization and time of Interview Interview Female FGD Male FGD Children FGD Elderly FGD of Community SC ST General Minority group of Volunteers available in village Force available in village Suggestions and recommendation of Interviewer 7.1(d) JNA- DROUGHT TOOLS- DISTRICT LEVEL INDIA –Joint Needs Assessment Format Phase 1 – Initial Days District Level Assessment Format To be Used by the Partner Agency To be used at the District Level An Humanitarian Collective Action Date of assessment (DD/MM/YY): AGENCY CONTACT INFORMATION Please provide information of the contact person from the agency Name of the Agencies in the team Team Leader Contact Number of team leader BASIC INFORMATION Normal average rainfall
there any case found regarding Child labor? Yes No Inf. Unavailable any conflict situation arrived in community on available resources? Yes No Inf. Unavailable DROUGHT SCENARIO DEVELOPMENT are the present weather conditions: (If other, please specify) Normal Very cold Windy Hot Humid Cloudy Other………………………………… the coming 3 months, the situation in the disaster affected area is most likely to: Stay the same Improve Worsen Facilities at district level: AVAILABLE RESOURCES, COPING STRATEGIES AND SUPPORT REQUIRED are the copping strategies by various agencies such as food/ fodder schemes are operational in the district? Run By Name of food related schemes Name of fodder related schemes Govt. NGO Informal resources available at the district level in the following sectors: Sector Is extra assistance required? Comment on what assistance is required. WASH Yes No Inf. unavailable Shelter and items Yes No