Since the schools are closed because of summer and many of the parents are on migration one need to see where the children spending their maximum time to further asses on the various forms of child abuse in the communities. Recommendations 7.1 WASH Immediate S. No Recommendations Advantages Expected impact 1 Immediate supply of for families through tankers or any other methods to acute shortage of water areas for dinking, household and animals. Improve and support the health and sanitation services. Decrease diseases 2 Need to arrange storage tanks to people and animals at public places and keep enough water in them. Proper cleaning and monitoring of water quality. Improve accessibility Improve sanitation services and decrease diseases. 3 Run mobile medical camps Control diseases Reduce deaths and reduce medical expenses. Take measures to improve sanitation services in communities, schools and anganwadi centers especially kill/decrease population of houseflies and mosquitoes and Vector control measures. Especially repair pipe toilets, hand wash basins with soap and urinary rooms with water facility. Ladies napkins and safe disposal of used napkins facility. Decrease school dropouts and increase health of the children Improve health and increase girls attendance
4 Need to develop safe water facilities such as water reserve/storage facilities in every community. Store enough water for all families throughout the year Reduce the impact of drought 5 Make special arrangements to make maximum use of rain water and Deepening or expand the existing water bodies. Recharge existing bore wells, bore pumps, open wells and hand pumps and yield water throughout the year Increase ground water table and reduce drought effects 6 Develop rain water harvesting systems; make recharge pits/pipes to recharge rain water in ground, existing bores/bore wells, hand pumps and increase ground water table. Recharge existing bore wells, bore pumps, open wells and hand pumps and yield water throughout the year Increase ground water table and reduce drought effects. 7 Develop low cost, waterless/bio toilets in drought prone areas and encourage families to construct individual toilets under Govt.’s financial support schemes Control biological related diseases. Improve the health of the society 8 Take immediate steps to improve the water quality measures such as water purification methods, creating public awareness on how to purify water and provide water purification tablets/sachets/Chlorination Control waterborne and related diseases. People access to safe and potable water 9 Educate community on sanitation and hygiene promotion especially proper disposal of solid waste such as Agricultural, household and animal wastes. improve clean sanitation services in the community Decrease vector borne diseases
10 Create public awareness on importance of storage, usage, recharge ground water, rainwater harvesting and water and soil conservation. Accessibility, quality of water and provide enough water for all the families. Decrease shortage of water 7.2 Shelter Urgent/ Immediate Mid Term Long Term Cash for work programmes to support the community migrating to other areas in need of livelihood To support the families migrated to other cities and states. Provision for suitable living spaces for the migrants came to host community Nutrition & Livelihood Urgent/ Immediate Mid Term Long Term Dry ration and food items need to be provided to poor households. Need to develop and implement a plan for Emergency Cash Transfers to all the affected households for the next six months (with a special on the bundelkhand tribal population) in order to address food insecurity. is a strong need for rehabilitation of the irrigation infrastructures and reactivation of the food security system Compensation /relief package need to be immediately provided to the farmers who crops has been damaged Implementation of community-based programs for the treatment of moderate acute malnutrition Inadequacy of fodder has compelled the people to Need to strengthen referral of children suffering from
leave their livestock and immediate response/ relief is required to address this problem. severe malnutrition at NRCs. Government should be encouraged to complement the nutrition interventions with food or emergency cash transfers for the mothers of children admitted to NRCs. Livelihood of the affected population, NGOs can make provision of agricultural inputs, including seeds, small equipments etc. in the form of relief package. 7.4 Health Urgent/ Immediate Mid Term Long Term Immediate instalment of health/medical camps at village level for routine check up PHC should be available and functional at village level Regular monitoring of functioning of PHC & CHC by health department Distribution of dignity kits in the villages Distribution of bleaching powder for water sources to avoid any kind of health issues. 7.5 Education Immediate S.No Recommendations Advantages Impact on Education 1 Water supply at schools on regular basis Attendance was improved Retention of children 2 Friendly Spaces with adequate facilities for drinking and toilet facilities in school premises Migration will be stopped Quality of education was improved among Children 3 Regular provision of Mid-day meal
4 Supply of hygiene kits Mitigate the girl drop outs Promoted girl child education Long Term S.No Recommendations Advantages Impact on Education 1 Psycho social support to children Attendance was improved Retention of children 2 Linking adolescent children migrated to other areas with educational institutions prevented to get involved in labours etc. Quality of education was improved Children 3 Rain Water Harvesting at schools with different techniques of water storage and restoration Making water available for toilets 4 Education to children to grow more trees Grow green field at schools as model Improved quality of education Urgent/ Immediate Mid Term Long Term To deal with the conflict in communities as well as providing potable water to the affected communities, coordination with the local panchayats/RWS department by the civil societies is very much essential as a protection issue. Food for work program could be very much effective to provide food as well as social security to the affected communities. Need to link the communities with MNREGA for further food security. Setting up strong village development committees with capacitated knowledge on community surveillance and coordination with local bodies will help the communities to deal with such situation in future. Local police department need to be informed on the trafficking situation. Non formal education and recreational classes be organised at the communities to keep the Formation/strengthening of village child protection committee under ICPS is a must to prevent all kinds of
Children upto 14 years Women Men P/Cwd Women Pregnant and nursing (0-6 months) ST SC Since how long drought situation has been prevailing? Comments/ Suggestions/ Additional Information: WASH Approximate number of HH in the Village without access to safe drinking water due to drought? What are the current sources of drinking water? Open Springs Pond Pipe supply Tube well Tanker Other Are water source accessible to PWD Sc ST Minority If No, Explain why…………………… Is the water available at the source enough for short-term and needs for all groups in the population? Sufficient for Short term (for 1 weeks) Partly (for 2 weeks) Long term sufficiency (beyond 3 weeks) Inf. unavailable Is the available at the sources is enough for short and longer term for livestock? Yes No Inf. Unavailable Do people have enough water containers of appropriate size and type? Yes No Inf. Unavailable What are the excreta disposal practices? Pre disaster Post disaster Open Areas Household/ Community Latrines Open Areas Household/ Community Latrines Is the water source contaminated or at risk of contamination Yes No Comments/ Suggestions/ Additional Information: SHELTER How many HH migrated None A few Some Many Inf. Unavailable
Do markets have stock of food? Yes No Changes in price for the essential commodity in market? Increased Decreased No change % of community who can afford to buy food from market? 0% 1-25% 26 -50% 51 -75% 76 -100% What is the severity of damage of the crop/crops due to drought? Severe Moderate Low No damage Are the HHs able to avail govt. subsidy or services as announced under drought relief package? If no, state the reason. Yes No Approximate number of HH whose livestock are affected How has the availability of fodder for domestic animals been affected? Severe Moderate Low No damage What has the HH done in the absence of fodder for the livestock? Has enough fodder been provided for your livestock and are you able to access the same from govt.? Which livelihoods are likely to be most affected? (If others, please specify) For Female For Male Comments/ Suggestions/ Additional Information: EDUCATION Are children going to school/ educational institutional during drought situation? Yes No If No pls specify the reason (tick all that apply) No teachers No students No Midday Meal Schools used as shelter Inf. Unavailable
Drought occurred in previous years Impact of previous drought DROUGHT Month of start of drought (If it can be specified): Category of the area affected by the drought (Predominantly): Urban-City/ Town Description of the area affected by the disaster (Predominantly): Coastal Island Plain __________ Total no. of blocks affected Most severely affected blocks and villages Blocks Name GPs Villages Approximately how many people are dead due to hunger situation? Approximately how many farmers are affected? Approximately how many people have been migrated? Location of migrated people In other village In other City Out of state Where are people living in the affected villages since the disaster? (Tick all that apply; If other, please specify) Spontaneous settlement (outside villages) Pre-disaster location (original home) Other……………………………………………………………………….. Type of accessibility reduced: (If other, please specify)
NGO Informal Outline resources available at the district level in the following sectors: Sector Is assistance required? Comment on what assistance is required. WASH Yes No Inf. unavailable Shelter and items Yes No Inf. unavailable Food Yes No Inf. unavailable Livelihoods Yes No Inf. unavailable Education Yes No Inf. unavailable Health Yes No Inf. unavailable Protection ( Gender Violence, Dalit issues and children) Yes No Inf. unavailable Nutrition Yes No