In order to engage the IDPs in productive work in their free time and In view to enhance IDPs with some skills with which they can earn a respectable living. SRSP in partnership with PPAF has established two training centers in Sheikh Yaseen Camp Mardan. The resource persons for trainings hired among the IDPs residing in the camp. Presently, trainings for mason, plumber, carpenter and electrician are in progress.

Vocational Trainings for MEN

SRSP is conducting two training sessions every day, morning and evening in Shiekh Shehzad Camp Mardan. Three batches have completed electrician, plumbing, carpentry and masonry trainings. Total number of trainees who have completed the training are 417. Details are given below.

Trainings Activities (1st Batch)	Training Activities (2nd Batch)	Trainings Activities (3rd Batch)
Trade Total Electrician 40 Plumber 40 Carpenter 31 Mason 15 Total 126	Trade Total Electrician 40 Plumber 40 Carpenter 36 Mason 14 Total 131	Trade Total Electrician 40 Plumber 40 Carpenter 40 Mason 40 Total 160

NFIs Distribution

SRSP NFIs Distribution Supported by UNHCR

S#	District	Distribution to IDPs outside camps	Distribution to IDPs in Recognized Camps	Grand Total of Families Received NFIs
1	Peshawar	13085	838	13923
2	Mardan	6100	1904	8004
3	Lower Dir	1839	0	1839
4	Swabi	7255	6751	14006
5	Kohat	1742	0	1742
6	Nowshera	9131	5432	14563
7	Upper Dir	173	0	173
8	Charsadda	18310	2	18312
Sub-Total		57635	14927	72562

SRSP NFIs Distribution Supported by Individuals / Others

S#	District	No. of Families in Schools	Host Families	Grand Total of Families Received NFIs
1	Mardan	-	200	200
2	Swabi	-	62	62
3	Nowshera	100	-	100
4	Peshawar	-	-	-
5	Charsadda	-	-	-
Total		100	262	362

Accumulative Figures of NFIs Distribution

S#	Donor/Individuals	No. of Families in Recognized Camps	No. of families in Schools/Host Families	Grand Total of Families Received NFIs
1	UNHCR	14927	57635
2	Individual Donors	--------------	362
Total		14927	57997	72924

This report has been updated on June 15, 2009

Food Items Distribution

Along with the NFIs distribution SRSP has distributed a total of 5343 food items to different sub-camps and host families.    

 

SRSP Food items Distribution Supported by Individuals / Others

S#	District	No. of Families in Schools	Host Families	Grand Total of Families Received FIs
1	Mardan	1832	3587	5419
2	Swabi	5	193	193
3	Nowshera	87	106	193
4	Peshawar	29	146	175
5	Charsadda	132	306	438
Total		2085	4338	6418

SRSP with the help of UNHCR has initiated the construction of 9000 kitchens inside different IDP camps; the details are as follow

1. 5000 in different phases of Jalozai Camp Nowshera
2. 4000 in Yar Hussain Camp.

So far 6911 kitchens have been completed – 4203 in Jalozai camp – 2708 in Yar Hussain Camp while work is in progress on the remaining.

Child Friendly Spaces

In the traumatic situation in IDPs camps where the children are particularly tense due to extreme hot, alien environment and no place to play. The SRSP with the collaboration of PPAF has established child friendly space at Shiekh Yaseen camp on 15th June, 2009. The purpose of establishing child friendly space is to provide an atmosphere to the children where they can learn and play.
The school has been insulated to minimize the effects of heat, it consists of a large class room and a playground having some rides as well. The enrolment of the school is 80 including 40% boys and 60% girl students with in the age group of 4 to 11 years. Two female teachers are hired for the school and the school timings are 8:30 am to 12:30 pm. The school has no particular syllabus; they are taught the basics of counting, alphabets and history of Pakistan.
Daily refreshment like juice and cookies are also provided to the children and note Books, pencils are also provided to the children.

Assessment of IDPs residing out side the Camps

Out of 3.5 million displaced people more than 94 percent resides outside the camps due to insufficient capacity of the camps. SRSP took the initiative to assess the conditions of IDPs residing in different facilities such as Government schools, with host families and in spontaneous camps.

Assessment of Govt. Schools

A large number of IDP families are residing in Government schools as it’s the best available residential facility for the IDPs where they have rooms to live, fans, toilets, access drinking water and the most important – privacy.
The SRSP field units continuously assess Government Schools/IDPs Sub Camps on daily basis. SRSP has assessed a total of 220 Schools/Sub Camps till date in District Mardan, Charsada, Nowshera and Swabi. A total number of 3,824 families (24964 Individuals) are residing in these schools. All these schools are dependant on the local people for food and other basic necessities and are not managed or facilitated by any organization as shown in the table below

Schools/Sub Camps Assessments

District	No of Schools	Total Families	Men	Women	Children Under 18	Total Individuals
Mardan	180	3477	4899	5826	9959	21946
Swabi	9	55	93	93	177	358
Nowshera	14	118	111	110	181	1425
Charsada	17	174	195	220	813	1235
Total	220	3824	5298	6249	11130	24964

NEEDS Assessed in the Govt designated schools for IDPs:

• Food Ration
• Bedding
• Cleanings
• Laundry
• Health & Medicines
• Crockery
• Clean/ safe drinking Water

SRSP Assessment and Identification of Spontaneous Camps

SRSP organized 28 teams, equipped with GPS to identify spontaneous camps in five districts of NWFP, Mardan, Sawabi, Nowshera, Charsadda and Peshawar. A total number of 14 spontaneous camps were identified in district Mardan, Sawabi and Nowshera. A total number of 469 families (2745 Individuals) are residing in these spontaneous camps, which are not managed or facilitated by any organization.

 

Spontaneous Camps

No. of Assessment Teams	Spontaneous Camps Identified	No. of Families	No. of Individuals
28	14	469	2745