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Project Location within Country:
District Tando Allahyar of Sindh Province
Beneficiar(ies):
Children of local communities.
Start Date (Month/year): September, 2011 |
Expected Completion Date: December, 2011 |
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Name of Senior Staff Involved and Functions Performed
Mr. Nisar Ahmed Channa, Coordinator.
Prepare project documentIdentification and Assessment of flood affected areas
Capacity building of the teachers
Providing safe and secure place for children to study
Create friendly environment for the children
Coordination with line departments
Monitoring of the project
Data management
Reporting and presentation to client
Description of Project
United Nations (International) Children's Fund (UNICEF) provided material for all centers to the National and Local Non-governmental Organizations to establish Temporary Learning Centers in the severely flood hit districts of Sindh, Province where education system had been derailed by the recent monsoon floods. In that connection UNICEF started work with the Implementing Partner Organizations who gave opportunities to other local organizations actively working in those affected areas. SPO was given 200 TLCs for Shaheed Benazirabad and 50 TLCs for Tando Allahyar up to the period of three months from 22nd September to 22nd December 2011. MDF as partner organization worked with SPO opened 10 TLCs in different places of Tando Allahyar, Jhando Mari and Chambar Talukas where 549 children of flood affected communities received education in a friendly environment.
Scope of the Services
Provide physical and psychosocial protection that can sustain and save lives
Ensure dignity and sustains life by offering safe spaces for learning
Provide physical protection form dangers and exploitation of a crisis environment
Mitigate the psychosocial impact of conflict and disasters by providing a sense of routine, stability, structure and hope
Schools and learning spaces can act as entry point for the provision of essential support beyond the education sector
Mobilize the flood affected communities to send their children's for education
Services Provided
ToT of TLC teachers
10 TLC centers established
Mobilized communities to send their children
547 beneficiaries educated including 215 girls
Final report to client