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Human
Development
Foundation |
MONTHLY PROGRESS REPORT - April 2002
Overall Cummulative Summary
| Number of Beneficiaries |
80,000 |
| Education |
|
| Number of Schools |
103 |
| Number of Students |
3,113 |
| Boys: |
1,284 |
| Girls: |
1,829 |
| Number of Drop outs (this
month) |
29 |
| SMF (School Management Fund) |
174,755 |
| PTAs Formed |
90 |
| Number of Adult Literacy Centers |
11 |
| Number of Teachers Trained |
348 |
| Economic Development |
|
| # of DOs (Development Organizations) |
272 |
| # of VDOs (Village Development
Organizations) |
12 |
| Membership of DOs |
4,462 |
| DO-Savings |
922,601 |
| Amount of Credit Disbursed
(Rs.) |
17,541,728 |
| Loans issued to Male Members |
1,003 |
| Loans issued to Female Members |
447 |
| # of Enterprises to be established |
1,450 |
| # of Trainings imparted |
213 |
| # of Persons Trained |
3,039 |
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HUMAN
DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION
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MONTHLY PROGRESS
REPORT
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Mardan
|
Shamsabad
|
Rahim Yar
Khan
|
Zhob
|
Karachi
Kachi Abadi
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Total
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# OF BENEFICIERIES
|
30,000
|
17,000
|
10,000
|
13,000
|
10,000
|
80,000
|
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EDUCATION
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|
|
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# OF SCHOOLS
|
47
|
22
|
12
|
14
|
8
|
103
|
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# OF STUDENTS
|
1,629
|
548
|
344
|
348
|
244
|
3,113
|
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BOYS
|
563
|
223
|
148
|
236
|
114
|
1,284
|
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GIRLS
|
1,066
|
325
|
196
|
112
|
130
|
1,829
|
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# OF DROP OUTS
|
11
|
1
|
5
|
-
|
12
|
29
|
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SMF (School Management Fund)
|
85,819
|
25,382
|
33,784
|
12,615
|
17,155
|
174,755
|
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PTAs FORMED
|
47
|
21
|
11
|
4
|
7
|
90
|
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# OF ADULT LITERACY CENTERS
|
-
|
-
|
5
|
1
|
5
|
11
|
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# OF TEACHERS TRAINED
|
123
|
42
|
63
|
72
|
48
|
348
|
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ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
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# OF DOs (Development Organizations)
|
97
|
83
|
44
|
19
|
29
|
272
|
|
# OF VDOs (Village Development
Organizations)
|
3
|
5
|
4
|
-
|
-
|
12
|
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MEMBERSHIP OF DOs
|
1,560
|
1,459
|
681
|
296
|
466
|
4,462
|
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DO-SAVINGS
|
250,850
|
379,159
|
227,661
|
15,771
|
49,160
|
922,601
|
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TOTAL # OF LOANS ISSUED
|
509
|
619
|
269
|
9
|
44
|
1,450
|
|
LOANS ISSUED TO MALE MEMBERS
|
318
|
394
|
254
|
9
|
28
|
1,003
|
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LOANS ISSUED TO FEMALE MEMBERS
|
191
|
225
|
15
|
-
|
16
|
447
|
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AMOUNT OF CREDIT DISBURSED
|
6,927,590
|
6,328,215
|
3,302,312
|
101,910
|
881,701
|
17,541,728
|
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# OF ENTREPRISES TO BE ESTABLISHED
|
509
|
619
|
269
|
9
|
44
|
1,450
|
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# OF TRAININGS IMPARTED
|
97
|
34
|
58
|
3
|
21
|
213
|
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# OF PERSONS TRAINED
|
1,185
|
707
|
805
|
38
|
304
|
3,039
|
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HEALTH
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|
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IMMUNIZATION/VACCINATION
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INFORMATION
NOT AVAILABLE
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Economic Development Component
of HDF
SKILLS ENHANCEMENT
In all the efforts, which have been made in the past for poverty alleviation,
skill enhancement proved one of the most sustainable remedies against poverty.
HDF always focused this component and improved it from time to time because
it is the most beneficial and most important aspect in rural development.
The training program of HDF is helpful for the communities in several
ways. e.g.
- Confidence and knowledge building
- Development of various technical/vocational
skills
- Employment, income generation and self
reliance
HDF imparts three types of trainings for its community members
- Institutional Management and Entrepreneurship
Training: These are the trainings, which continuously build up the knowledge
of the community members e.g. Community Management Skills Trainings, Leadership
Management Skills Trainings, Natural Resource Management Skills Trainings
and Entrepreneurship etc.
- Technical Skills Training:
It includes those technical/vocational trainings, which ultimately lead
towards the establishment of the profitable enterprises. These profitable
enterprises not only increase the income of the individuals but also created
the additional employment opportunities for the rest of the community members.
e.g. Garments, Tie & Dye, Surf Making, Candle Making, Poultry Farming,
Electrician, Refrigeration & A/C, Welding, Plumbing, Carpentry and Computers
Hard Ware and Soft Ware etc.
- Teachers’ Trainings: Teachers
of HDF child friendly schools are trained in different trainings like Joyful
Learning, Adult Literacy, Basic Teachers Training, Multigrade Teaching and
English Phonics etc.
Major Achievements as of April 30th 2002
-
213 different trainings have been imparted, 54 to male DOs and 159 to
female DOs
- 3,309 community members have been trained in different skills, 776 were
male and 2,263 were females
-
348 teachers have been trained through 16 different trainings
Garments Training
This training is very popular and also beneficial for all the women
folk of HDF-DOs. This training was the main attraction for most of
the female DOs formed. The use of this training varies from region
to region. In some regions that are far behind from the city area
e.g. Zhob and Rahim Yar Khan mostly the women use this training domestically.
While in those regions which are near the urban areas, the use of
this training is purely for commercial purposes. From the total number
of 159 trainings provided to female DOs till April 2002, 75 were related
to garments.
The region wise progress is as fallows:
MDN- 45 trainings (695 participants)
SBD- 8 trainings (102 participants)
RYK- 11 trainings (205 participants)
ZB- 3 trainings (38 participants)
KKA- 11 trainings (135 participants)
Karachi Kachi Abadi being very near to Karachi city has a lot of
business opportunities. Due to this reason all training products,
which trainees prepare during the training are sold to the market.
HDF also organized an exhibition on the closing ceremony of one of
the basic garments training, which was a good experience for HDF as
well as for the trainees. The outputs of the exhibition were:
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Date/Time Last Modified: 6/17/2002 4:30:52 PM
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