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EMERGENCY SUPPORT FOR OVC GUARDIANS AFFECTED BY FLOOD VICTIMS IN SOLOLO

Heavy down pour of rain has caused havoc and human displacement. Sololo have just come out of one of the severe drought.

The rain which brought relief is now causing serious damage to houses and properties in Sololo.

The volume of water comes from Ethiopia through Anona where all seasonal lags have burst it bank.

The other floods came from Borole hills; the mountain was damaged by cutting of trees both for livestock fodder and construction.

Also harvesting of hay or grass exposed the mountain to serious soil erosion.

Grazing of livestock on the mountain and on the slopes caused degradation of vegetation cover. Therefore water run off is heavy with nothing to control flows

According to statistic provided by tumme during field assessment the houses which are seriously destroyed were 26 households.

The children especially the under fives are being exposed to adverse weather risking multiple infections

More rain is expected to continue until end of November.

The number of households of OVC beneficiaries affected by floods are 26 is tabulated  below

No.

code

centre

village

1

037

Raamata

Obba village

2

114

;;

‘’

3

002

;;

Garbi village

4

097

;;

Haro tura

5

022

;;

Haro tura

6

086

;;

Garbi

7

025

;;

;;

8

018

;;

buqele

9

066

;;

mudi

10

052

Anona

11

054

;;

12

053

;;

13

064

;;

14

062

Waye goda

15

056

;;

16

063

;;

17

108

Golole

18

068

Raamata

buqele

19

042

Raamata

miskitini

20

096

Ramata

mudi

21

103

Raamata

mudi

22

019

Raamata

milimani

23

021

Raamata

milimani

24

109

Raamata

mudi

25

014

Mado adi

26

085

Raamata

Milimani

OVERALL GOAL

The provide emergency relief to the floods displaced community in Sololo district

SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES

1.      construction of check dams and terrace in lagas to reduce water velocity from borole mountain

2.      Provide  150 mosquito bites to flood displaced or affected household

3.      Provide polythene sheets  18 households

4.      Construction of 2 roomed house for 18 guardians of  OVC whose houses were seriously damaged by floods

CIPAD plan to under take the following activities

1.      Purchase of digging tools  and storage for digging of terracing and check dams in lagas to reduce soil erosion

2.      Provision of emergency needs like foods, polythene sheets and mosquito nets

3.      Shelter improvement of the most affected households under CIPAD care and support

Community awareness needs to be done to take responsibility to protect and conserve environment.

This can be done through strengthening of local institutions like village elders, water source caretakers, youth groups and women groups.

BUDGET

NO

ITEM DESCRIPTION

NO

PERIOD

UNIT COST

TOTAL COST

1

Provision of emergency food relief

115

2months

110,000

220,000

2

Purchase of 20 wheel barrows

20

1

4000

80,000

3

Purchases of 20 mattocks/sururu

20 pairs

1

1,000

20,000

4

Purchase 40 spades

40

1

400

16,000

5

Purchase of 40 pangas

80

1

300

24,000

6

Purchase of rolls of ploythene sheets for  destroyed household

4

1

15,000

60,000

7

Mosquito nets

150

1

500

75,000

8

supervision

1 person

7 days

1000

7,000

9

2 roomed house construction for poor guardians of OVC

26

120,000

3,120,000

TOTAL

3,622,000

+ - euro:

36.500-

IMPLEMENTATION STRATEGY

Most needy and affected OVC families will be identified and registered as floods affected.

CIPAD will give 10m of polythene to only deserving beneficiaries.

The tools will be stored at CIPAD office and used during community communal work only and returned o cipad office after work.

The community representative at the work site will sign for the tools and will be held responsible in case of any loss

Cipad will construct mabati, poles and fitto  houses. Then mudded and later plastered

ACCOUNTABILITY

1.      CIPAD will provide pictorial images of the affected areas , families and relief services

2.      CIPAD will provide activity progress report as the activity continues

3.      Detailed report will be written at the end of the emergency activity

4.      CIPAD will collaborate with other agencies

5.      CIPAD  will involve OVC management committee  in the emergency project

GUFU GUYO

CIPAD COORDINATOR