CDRN Relief Updates For the Affected
in Uttarakhand and Himachal Flood
Uttarakhand,
Himachal and adjoining areas has been hit by torrential rain, landslides and
flash floods. The erratic weather conditions have been attributed to early
monsoons in Northern India due to which early warnings were not provided and
people have been affected adversely. River Ganges and its major tributaries of
Alaknanda and Bhagirathi have swelled up, causing widespread destruction
downstream. Kinnaur district in Himachal Pradesh, has received the highest
rainfall in 20 years over the last three days.
Corporate Disaster Resource Network
(CDRN), implemented by Aidmatrix Foundation, created under the Corporate Task
Force of the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) is organizing regular multiple dispatch of Relief
Material to various flood affected areas and camps where relief agencies are
assessing, coordinating and implementing relief efforts.
CDRN Emergency Response Impact till date:
· upport came from -
=> 28 Corporate Donors
=> 6 Individual Donors
=> 5 Relief Agencies for
Implementation
5 Districts (Chamoli, Rudraprayag,
Uttarkashi,
Kinnaur & Tehri)
·
31 Villages
·
1917 Families as Beneficiaries
o
6149 individual as Beneficiaries
o
1515 Children as Beneficiaries
CDRN
is presently engaged in Emergency Response and simultaneously
working on Rehabilitation Plan
for the affected in Uttarakhand, India with communities affected and
local relief agencies for the reconstruction, rehabilitation and development
initiatives post disaster for Uttarakhand & Himachal. We are working
towards a comprehensive coordinated response for near term and long term appeal
to join hands and provide relief to the affected immediately and later for
rehabilitation needs that will be there. Post Disaster Need Assessment (PDNA)
with focus areas including:
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Protection
against Trafficking
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Shelter
& Clothing
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Food
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Water
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Sanitation
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Medical
Health
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Education
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Livelihood
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Post
Disaster Need Assessment (PDNA) Analysis:
·
Affected Districts in Uttarakhand – Chamoli and Rudrayaprayag
·
Emergency Needs:
o
Dry Ration
Kits, Utensil Kits, Tents,
Shoes, School Kit, New winter clothes, First Aid Kits, Tarpaulin Sheets, Water
tanks, Jugs/jerry cans, Blankets/mattress, Torch/ solar lamps/LED lamps &
batteries, Medicines, Hygiene kits etc.
·
Mid-Term and Long Term Rehabilitation
o
Team of
Doctors, Gynecologist, Radiologist, Medicines, Medical Equipments for a period
of 6 months
o
Mobile
Toilets
o
House Re-construction -
§ Approximate re-construction cost
INR 3-4 Lacs (2 rooms, bathroom & kitchen)
§ Pre-fabricated: Incremental
Structure
o
School Re-construction -
§ High-school approximate re-construction
cost INR 40 Lacs (includes 10 rooms, 1 Library, 1 Teacher & 1 Principal
Room and Bathroom)
§ Intermediate school approximate
re-construction cost INR 75 Lacs (18 rooms, 1 kitchen and 3 bathrooms)
o
Hospital Re-construction -
§ Hospital approximate
re-construction cost INR 40 Lacs (including wards, emergency rooms, pantry andn
bathrooms)
o
Building Roads and Bridges for
Connectivity
§ JCB’s, Loaders, Dozers, Engineers,
Manpower, Poke Lamps
§ Portable Bridges
·
Multiple
10 meter bridges @ 1.50 Lacs per meter
Humanitarian
Demographic Profiling
·
District:
Chamoli State:
Uttarakhand Approximate
Population: 391,114
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Humanitarian
Demographic Profiling (2 Villages in Joshimath)
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Govind
Ghat
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Pandukeshwar
|
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Number
of Families
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183
|
142
|
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Occupation
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Mostly people are farmers. Some used to own lodges
or small shops in the village. Also, some carry material / goods on donkey
back from one hill to another
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Shelter
|
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Total
Number of Houses
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165
|
135
|
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Number
of Houses Damaged
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35
|
10
|
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Education
|
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Total
Number of Schools
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1 Primary & 1 Inter college
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1 Primary & 1 Secondary
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Schools
Destroyed
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1 Primary
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1 Primary
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Livelihood
|
|
Total
Number of Shops
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60
|
40
|
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Shops
Damaged
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15-18
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10
|
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Pre
Flooding Farming Land
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300 - 400
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Post
Flooding Situation
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100 Affected
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Medical
Health
|
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Total
Number of Government Hospital
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1
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Total
Number of Animal Hospital
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2
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Hospitals
Destroyed & Damaged
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All
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Post
Disaster Need Assessment (PDNA) done at other areas in Chamoli district
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Affected
Villages
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Pulna, Bhunder, Pinola, Lambarg, Paland, Oddar,
Ligidi, Torti, Chchaie, Zhalia, Ketamanmati, Harmal, Choting, Sori Garh,
Jainbisht, Ghes etc.
|
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Total
Number of families in villages
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1721
|
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Total
Number of People in villages
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5333
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Past
Livelihood / occupation
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Farming, small shop keepers, lodges etc.
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Current
Livelihood / occupation
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Lost farming land, 74 shops and lodges damaged and
some partially damaged
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Houses
Affected
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Some completely damaged and some partially (30:70)
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Past
Education / Schools
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Primary and inter–mediate schools
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Current
Education / Schools
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Many schools completely damaged and children are
sitting at home. Some partially damaged with flood water and mud block
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Past
Medical Facilities
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Hospitals / dispensaries and aanganwadis
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Current
Medical Facilities
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Damaged dispensaries / aanganwadis and basic
medical supplies at relief camps (far from villages)
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·
District:
Rudryaprayag State:
Uttarakhand Approximate
Population: 236,857
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S. No
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Block
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Number of Villages
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Human Loss
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Cattle Loss
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Building Loss
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Commercial Loss Shop/ Lodge
|
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Complete
|
Partial
|
|
1
|
Ukhimath
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8
|
2
|
33
|
145
|
14
|
44
|
|
2
|
Rudraprayag
|
4
|
0
|
4
|
106
|
11
|
16
|
|
3
|
Jakholi
|
2
|
0
|
13
|
36
|
0
|
11
|
|
Grand Total
|
14
|
2
|
50
|
287
|
25
|
71
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
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S.No
|
Block
|
Number
of Villages
|
No.
of Houses Damage
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No.
of Commercial Structure Damage (Shops, lodge etc.)
|
|
Completely
Damage
|
Majority
Damage
|
Partialy
Damage
|
|
1
|
Rudraprayag
|
23
|
100
|
31
|
9
|
34
|
|
2
|
Jakholi
|
18
|
32
|
16
|
27
|
11
|
|
3
|
Ukhimath
|
16
|
138
|
13
|
20
|
52
|
|
Grand Total
|
57
|
270
|
60
|
56
|
97
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27 schools were damaged
in Jakholi, Ukimath, Augustmuni, Rudraprayag & Srinagar
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Villages still Cut-off from Motor road / connectivity
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S.No
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Block
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Number
of Villages
|
Families
|
Population(Aprox)
|
|
1
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Ukhimath
|
51
|
4008
|
17563
|
|
2
|
Rudraprayag
|
15
|
925
|
5467
|
|
3
|
Jakholi
|
8
|
425
|
1815
|
|
Grand Total
|
74
|
5358
|
24845
|
·
District:
Uttarkashi State: Uttarakhand Approximate Population: 329,686
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S.No
|
Name of Block
|
Number of
Villages
|
No. of Puckka
Houses Damage
|
No. of Kuccha
Houses Damage
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Total House
Damage
|
|
Completely Damage
|
Majority Damage
|
Partially Damage
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Completely Damage
|
Majority Damage
|
Partially Damage
|
Complete
|
Partial
|
|
1
|
Bhatwari
|
48
|
90
|
71
|
180
|
0
|
0
|
0
|
90
|
180
|
|
2
|
Dunda
|
37
|
11
|
10
|
43
|
0
|
0
|
0
|
11
|
43
|
|
3
|
Chinyalisaur
|
58
|
7
|
29
|
94
|
0
|
0
|
0
|
7
|
94
|
|
4
|
Barkot
|
60
|
30
|
33
|
165
|
0
|
0
|
0
|
30
|
165
|
|
5
|
Purola
|
34
|
10
|
16
|
36
|
0
|
0
|
0
|
10
|
36
|
|
Grand
Total
|
237
|
150
|
160
|
527
|
0
|
0
|
0
|
150
|
527
|
CDRN Emergency Response
Emergency Response Dispatches are
being coordinated in two processes i.e., collections and dispatch to the
nearest accessible regions and then locally thereof through field officers to
reach the last mile where vehicles are not reaching. This does mean that
individuals will be covering large distances on foot to deliver support.
Due to the present weather conditions the accessibility will be un- predictable
but we are working towards a hub and spoke intervention for timely deliveries
to help those that need it the most.
Beneficiaries Distribution
Implementation and Delivery:
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Districts
|
Block/Circle/Village
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Number
of Villages Covered
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Beneficiaries
- Families
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Beneficiaries
- Individuals
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Beneficiaries
- Children
|
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Uttarkashi
|
Joshiyara,
Lugaadi, Tiloth, Mando, Gangori & Gyansu
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31
|
560
|
2680
|
640
|
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Joshimath,
Chamoli
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Govind
Ghat, Pandu Keshwar, Pinola, Phaya, Vinayakchatti & Salna
|
1150
|
2739
|
726
|
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Rudrayaprayag
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Vijay
Nagar, Ganga Nagar, Silla Doongra, Chamrada & Guna Kayar
|
45
|
63
|
22
|
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Tehri
|
Ghansali,
Ghuttu, Bubwan
|
40
|
52
|
31
|
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Kinnaur
|
Tapri,
Urni, Chooling, Chagaon, Yulla, Pangi, Meeru, Sapni, Brao, Pangi &
Telangi
|
122
|
615
|
96
|
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Total
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1917
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6149
|
1515
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Emergency Response: We
have made 13 dispatches with truck loads of relief material till now and daily
dispatches are on-going.
·
114,020
Water purification Tablets
·
5,500
Family Kits
·
392
Family Kits
·
392
Shelter Kits (set of tarpaulin sheets & solar lanterns)
· 100 Student Kits
·
100
Utensils Kit
·
8000
Packets of Ready to Eat Kits
·
2500
kgs of Dry Ration
·
5004
Biscuits and Namkeens Packets
·
2040
Blankets
·
3000
pieces of new clothes
·
300
pair of Foot wears & Slippers
·
8
boxes of medicines
·
10,952
Drinking Water Bottles
·
10
Mobile Charging Units
·
Mosquito
Nets & Coils
·
Washing
Powder, Soaps & Toiletries
·
Woolen
Clothes, Torches, Candles, Lamps,
·
156
Tarpaulin Sheets & 5 Tents
Aidmatrix Foundation and Charities Aid Foundation
(CAF) are also working together towards relief support for the affected in Uttarakhand Floods
through focused intervention.
·
Goal: Intervention for providing Emergency
Response and Rehabilitation in a focused geographic areas of Chamoli and
Uttarkashi, affected in Uttarakhand Floods
·
Focused
Intervention Area (Phase 1) – Joshimath,
Chamoli (villages - Pandukeshwar & Govind Ghat)
·
Support
– Providing family
kits and shelter kit to 342 households
Focused Intervention -
Beneficiaries include:
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Districts
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Focused Villages
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Number of Villages Covered
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Beneficiaries - Families
(Numbers)
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Number of Family Members
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Beneficiaries - Males
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Beneficiaries - Females
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Beneficiaries - Children
|
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Joshimath, Chamoli
|
Pandukeshwar & Govind Ghat
|
2
|
342
|
1549
|
568
|
555
|
426
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Further Plans
for Emergency Response and Post Disaster Need Assessment
·
Relief
material distribution in various affected villages and districts
·
Rehabilitation
Plan implementation at the affected areas
You may call us for a pick up for the support or drop at the collection
warehouse of Delhi FoodBank near Cyber City:
Plot No 2118, Near Rapid Metro Station , DLF Phase III.
Gurgaon - 122002. India
(10m – 6pm: Monday – Saturday)
For further information on in-kind product
or financial contribution please contact: Jatin: 9811342299 / Shikha:
9958329648 / Rishi: 9654703871 / Kuldip: 9810007524 or email
at communications@cdrn.org.in
About Corporate Disaster Resource Network (CDRN)
Corporate Disaster Resource Network (CDRN),
implemented by Aidmatrix Foundation, created under the Corporate Task Force of
the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA).
Corporate Disaster Resource Network (CDRN) is a
web based Humanitarian Relief management system that helps relief agencies,
Response agencies, Suppliers, Donors and Governments to access and feed in real
time information on products and services required and offered for emergency
humanitarian relief to provide "The Right Aid, To the Right People, At The
Right Time".
With 5987 suppliers and 1616 relief agencies providing
real time information on relief materials and needs from communities,
CDRN serves as a national link among the Corporates, Public, Government and
Voluntary sectors for product, service and volunteer contributions and supplies
for emergencies and disasters.
About Aidmatrix Foundation
Aidmatrix Foundation is a non-profit headquartered
in USA, with offices worldwide. 52,000+ leading business, non-profit and
government partners leverage our solutions to mobilize more than $1.5
billion in aid annually, worldwide. The donated goods, money and services
impact the lives of more than 65 million people.
In India, Aidmatrix Foundation works for humanitarian
objectives through Communications, Partnerships & Technology to increase
the capacity of our partners to deliver humanitarian relief to the communities
we serve. A few of the focused programs that Aidmatrix is successfully
implementing in India are mentioned below:-
·
India
Unite To End Polio Now (IUEPN)
For further information contact: Jatin: 9811342299 / Shikha: 9958329648 /
Rishi: 9654703871 / Kuldip: 9810007524 or email at communications@cdrn.org.in
