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SHADE - Fund Sindh Human and Environmental Development Fund |
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WSI—SHADE FUND APPEAL · At least 22 districts have been labeled disaster zones, most of them on the left bank of the River Indus. · At least six million people have been affected with half a million having lost everything · At least 269 people are already confirmed to have died. |
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Pakistan Floods: Hundred of villages swapped More than 200 people have died and over a million homes have been destroyed by severe flooding in southern Pakistan. 14 September 2011 Source: BBC.co.uk
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Civil society describes Sindh’s floods as ‘man made’ Sindh Peoples Commission on Disaster Prevention and Development (SPCDPD) in collaboration with National Press Club Islamabad along with Aman Itehad, SPO, SUNGI, PATTAN, PILER, CPCS and other civil society organizations conducted a joint press conference on Floods in Sindh. 21 September 2011
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Shade Projects and Supported Initiatives |
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Dr. Zoreen Ansari Chief Sponsor Indiana, USA |
Syed Ghulam Mustafa Shah Village Basic Healthcare Unit Project-ID: 2010-001 Project Status: Active Project Director: Dr. Farah Salahudin Country: Pakistan Province: Sindh District: Thatta City/Town/Village: Syed GM Shah Village Population:5000 Plus Estimated Cost: USD 50,000 (Rs 4,250,000) Current Contributions: USD 40,000 Scope: Development of a Health Care facility based on two room equipment with first-aid and simple diagnostic capabilities. Offering consultation, heath care data gathering, basic treatment options to the local villagers. The project scope also includes sponsoring a full-time mid-wife and other necessary staff.
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Dr. Geet Chainani |
Life Bridge Sindh Rehab Initiative
An initiative that began when I found myself engaged in medical relief in Sindh, Pakistan during the massive flooding of July 2010.
SHADE-fund Contribution: USD 500.00 Receipts
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Ali Hasan Mangi Memorial Trust ADD A LITTLE COLOR TO THEIR LIVES To create a model village in Khairo Dero, district Larkana, southern Pakistan; A village complete with paved roads, low-cost housing for all, access to clean water, modern sanitation, health and education services, a community center and employment opportunities. The aim is to create this model village through the combined efforts and joint participation of donors and the community itself; a model village which can be replicated elsewhere.
SHADE-Fund Pledge: USD 500.00
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Indus Resource Center (IRC)
Established in 2000, IRC aims to be a key player providing replicable models for integrated social and economic development in Pakistan. It has grown from being a one person set up to an effective organization with over 425 people with several offices and projects. From an initial focus on building capacity of local community organizations and education for girls, it has developed a comprehensive program around rural development; including income generation, democracy, empowerment of the poor, disaster relief and recovery and advocacy support. · Eradicate Extreme Hunger and Poverty · Achieve Universal Primary Education · Promote Gender Equality and Empower Women · Reduce Child Mortality · Improve Maternal Health · Ensure Environmental Sustain ability
SHADE-Fund Contribution: USD 500.00 Receipts
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International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM, Shelter Cluster, to Seek Aid for 274,000 Families Displaced by Southern Pakistan Floods IOM has already released to local partners for distribution 18,400 shelter and non-food relief item kits comprising plastic sheeting, ropes, blankets, plastic sleeping mats and cooking utensils to Sindh, following a request from the government. Donor Relations Department 17, route des Morillons CH-1211 Geneva 19 Switzerland E-mail:donate@iom.int
SHADE-Fund Contribution: USD 500.00 Receipts
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Balhreji Medical Diagnostic Facility - Lab Equipment Upgrade Project-ID: 2010-003 Project Status: Looking for Sponsors Project Director: Country: Pakistan Province: Sindh District: Larkana City/Town/Village: Balhreji Population:5000 Estimated Cost: USD 30,000 (Pak Rs 2,550,000) Current Contributions: None Scope: Upgrade laboratory instruments to address the growing needs. The lab is in urgent need of Routine Chemistry Analyzer, ELISA for Screening Hepatitis Markers, Microscope Binocular, Pipettes Variable Volume, and Hematology Analyzer.
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Balhreji Medical Diagnostic Facility - Solar Power Solutions Project-ID: 2010-004 Project Status: Looking for Sponsors Project Director: Country: Pakistan Province: Sindh District: Larkana City/Town/Village: Balhreji Population:5000 Estimated Cost: USD 5,000 (Pak Rs 425,000) Current Contributions: USD 250 Scope: Implement a Solar Power solution as supplemental power source for the Balhreji Medical Diagnostic Facility located in the village of Balhreji near the historic site of Moen-Jo-Daro. The project also uses this opportunity to involve local college students for assembly and implementation activities.
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