Commissioner Lasbela Reviews Flood Rehabilitation Projects
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Introduction
Commissioner Lasbela Division, Saira Atta, has emphasized transparency and financial discipline in the reconstruction of houses for flood-affected families, ensuring the success of the project. She made these remarks during a briefing by the National Rural Support Programme (NRSP) at the LEDA Conference Hall.
Key Points:
- No Negligence: Atta stressed that no negligence will be tolerated in the rehabilitation project for families affected by the 2022 floods.
- Government Vision: She highlighted the government's commitment to good governance, which must be reflected in the execution of the project.
- Project Approval: The Provincial Disaster Management Authority (PDMA) has provided lists of 18,815 flood-affected families, with initial approval for constructing 6,200 houses.
- Progress So Far:
- Lasbela: 3,300 single-room houses built.
- Awaran: Completion of 300 single-room houses out of 527 approved.
NRSP Initiatives:
- Community Engagement: NRSP is collaborating with 2,225 community-based organizations in Lasbela district and has established 21 Women Resource Centers in 22 union councils.
- Livelihood Support: 6,730 families below the poverty line have received livestock under grant-in-aid, and 1,100 women have undergone skill development training.
- Solarization Efforts: NRSP is working to solarize 534 community water supply schemes.
- Village Development: Planned 211 village development projects across 22 union councils.
- Healthcare Access: Under the ICCM project, ten union councils in mountainous areas are being targeted to improve healthcare services. BHUs are provided with malaria screening kits and essential medicines.
Conclusion
The NRSP Lasbela Region presented a briefing to the Commissioner, outlining progress on various projects and initiatives.