1. FLOOD RESPONSE UPDATE BALOCHISTAN December 2010
Also FATA but FDMA agreed to work there. 1

2. INFLOW OF WATER INTO BALOCHISTAN
D M J
UCH CANAL
PAT FEEDER CANAL
PAT DRAIN
D A YAR
DESERT / SHAHI CANAL
THORI BUND
R. JAMALI
JACOBABAD
USTA M.
BEGARI CANAL
KIRTHAR CANAL 2 2

3. INITIAL IMPACT 16 affected districts in Balochistan province
54 people killed
More than people affected
2.896 villages affected
families affected
acres of cropped damaged
421 School damaged
Over 100 IDPs camps initially established

4. FLOOD AFFECTED POPULATION PER DISTRICT
FLOOD TOTAL AFFECTED
DISTRICT INUNDATION POP POPULATION (Approximate)
► JAFFARABAD: % , ,938
► NASIRABAD: % , ,308
► KACHHI: % , ,889
► JHAL MAGSI: % , ,816
TOTAL: ,315, ,951

5. Overall IDPs Camp Population / 02 December
District
Families
Males
Females
Children
Total Population
Jaffarabad
2120
3053
3152
7476
13681
Naseerabad
1510
2027
2361
7650
12038
Quetta
123
221
262
354
837
Sibi 65
125
117
240
482
Jhalmagsi
497
1028
1029
2868
4925
Grand Total
4315
6454
6921
18588
31963

6. Camps/Settlements status as of 2 December#
Districts
Open
Closed
Total 1
Jaffarabad 11 09 20 2
Quetta 06 25 31 3
Sibi 05 13 18 4
Jhalmagsi 5
Naseerabad 12 08 45 64
109

7. Number of IDPs Families trend - 1st / 8th Week
(first week of data collection until beginning of Dec)
Total Families: 1st Week 7759 & 8th Week 4315 – Difference 3444 Families

8. IDP FAMILIES PER DISTRICT OF ORIGIN
IN BALOCHISTAN
Balochistan Families : 2090

9. Summary of Willing and Un-willing Families

10. No. of families Surveyed
SURVEY AT FEW SELECTED CAMP LEVEL
Distict Name
No. of Camps
Population
No. of families Surveyed
CNIC Availability
Family heads having CNICs
No. of IDP Family heads who do not have CNICs
Jhalmagsi 3
1379
171
167 4
Naseerabad
5842
780
565
215
Jaffarabad
9836
1420
1142
278
Sibi 9
1619
210
153 57
Grand Total 18
18676
2581
2027
554

11. No. of families Surveyed Families Requiring Support
RETURNS INTENTION OF REMAING IDPS FAMILIES IN CAMP/SETTMENTS
District
No. of families Surveyed
Willingness
Families Requiring Support
Families Willing to return back
Average days IDPs willing to return back
Transport
Food
WATAN Card
Shelter Materials
Jhalmagsi
171
108 7 39
115 94
Naseerabad
780
628 4
496
494
393
440
Jaffarabad
1420
1356 43
534
276
147
Sibi
210
165 63 84 8 19
Grand Total
2581
2257 5
641
1227
677
700

12. IDPS FAMILIES REMAINING IN CAMP/SETTMENTS NOT WILLING TO RETURN

13. Number of Medical Camps established for Flood Affectees / IDPs
S.No
District Name
Number of Camps 1
Quetta 2
Sibi 6 3
Naseerabad 4
Barkhan - 5
Kohlu
Jaffarabad 7
Bolan 8
Jhal Magsi 13

14. CURRENT SITUATION
Water receded and people back in/near homes or hosted by relatives
IDPs still remaining in some camps during coming 6 months.
Land still under water and people back in/near homes or hosted by relatives

15. ASSISTANCE Transitional Shelter 20.000 by 2010 NFIs FOOD distributed
Water sanitation provided

16. WATAN CARDS DISTRIBUTION *as of 6 December
Dera Allah Yar
Gandakha
Sohbat Pur
Usta Muhammad
TOTAL ,547
Total Cash Disbursed Rs. 287,267,450 million

17. Number of Health Facilities Damaged
District
Total
Damaged
Bolan 43 03
Kohlu 69 11
Barkhan 26
Naseerabad 33 07
Jhal Magsi 34 14
Jaffarabad 85 77
Sibi
Loralai 89 08
Musa Khail 27 06
Zhob 45 02
494
138 17

18. WATER SUPPLY SCHEMES AFFECTED BY FLOOD
S.No.
District
Total Number of WSS Affected
Partially Restored WSS
Affected Population
Estimated Cost for Restoration of WSS 1
Jaffarabad 56 11
371,000 2
Naseerabad 12 9
56,000
14.517 3
Jhal Magsi 4
2,600
3.416
Sibi 14 7
86,000
14.365 5
Harnai 6
25,000
9.263
Bolan
10,000
2.600
Killa Saifullah
36,800
8.980 8
Barkhan 20
20,000
12.210
Musa Khail
7,100
3.323 10
Kohlu
5,800
9.000
Loralai
3,500
1.082
Zhob 13
11,400
24.232
Sherani
8,600
8.925
157 75
644,200 18

19. CHALLENGES Limited field movements due to security situation/concerns
Lack of humanitarian space
Coordination mechanism at field level not fully operational
Shifting from relief into early recovery is the main challenge ahead considering that thousands of families are residing in tents by their damaged properties
Difficulties in receiving reliable figures from Government counterparts, PDMA Is not sharing updated info on flood affected areas
GCC in Quetta not taking place since 3 weeks
Limited funds for Balochistan province
Limited visibility of Balochistan humanitarian crisis
Integrated approach amongst clusters
Availability of shelter material in local market
Some Landlords not willing to keep camps in their properties
Force / Pressure by local community and by landlords against IDPs to return
Issues related to distribution of WATAN cards
Equitable access to assistance
Information data management
Distribution of food at camp level

20. Challenges 2
Drinking water - WHO states that the results of water 95% is contaminated while the water provided by PHED is highly chlorinated.
Children facing shortage of warm cloths in Nassirabad
Insufficiency and gaps in services / assistance, particularly following the withdrawal of the Pakistani army from relief activities in the area
Reports of a few cases of GBV, related to abduction of girls, forced marriage and domestic violence >> Need of GBV coordinator in Balochistan
Lack of medical assistance and mobility aids for persons with disability

21. PRIORITIES
Enlargement of humanitarian space and need of more field missions
Increase field protection Increase protection monitoring
Stand by agreement of all clusters for staff rapid deployment
Operational contingency plan at provincial level in collaboration with authorities (UN /ERF funded project to PDMA)
Reinforce coordination mechanism at the District level with authorities and amongst agencies
Speed up the construction of transitional shelter in place of origin and Incorporate asap the delivery of the Food component with the Shelter
Speed up the implementation of the winterization plan to people of concern at camp level
Constantly monitoring the WATAN cards distribution
Issuance of NADRA cards to vulnerable families without any discrimination.
Need for increasing awareness on the situation of Balochistan IDPs affected population
Need to conduct multiple PI missions in affected areas.
Equitable access to assistance / NFIs distribution should reach the direct beneficiaries.
UNDSS conducting a new SRA at field level
Provision of child protective services in the district of Jafarabad. *funds needed

22. ACTIONS
Ongoing advocacy with Governmental authorities to assess ground situation at place of origin
Advocacy > Authorities to meet with landlords and discuss land issues
HC met with divisional commissioner and facilitated more coordination between government and humanitarian actors
Transitional shelter project at place of origin
Protection working group monitoring WATAN cards distribution
Rapid protection assessment
Protection monitoring mechanism in place
UNDSS will be requested to conduct anew SRA in the province incorporating all counterparts such as ICRC, NGOs military, police, civil society, religious leaders and others
Strenghtening the intercluster coordination mechanism
WHO advocated with PHED to have 5 Mobile health units operational in Naseerabad, Jaffarabad and JhalMagsi at place of origin
More visibility guaranteed through the creation of BRSP website on CCCM that will be linked with

23. QUESTIONS TIME