Beneficiary Utilization Assessment (District Layyah)

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: Integrated Early Programme for the Restitution of Flood Affected Communities of Punjab is a project under UNDP programme for Early Recovery and Restoration. Children First as an implementing partner of UNPD has devised the programme implementation strategy to follow the principals of area-based approach in a holistic & integrated manner and to ensure open and transparent delivery of services by applying Humanitarian Accountability Partnership (HAP). CF is implementing the project form May, 2011. The assessed needs for district Layyah identified includes; 1600 for Off-Farm (Cash grants and Enterprise development), 1500 identified beneficiaries for On-Farm (Agri-inputs,

Seeds/Fertilizers, Kitchen gardening, Livestock and Poultry), CPIs with 10 km farm to market/link roads, 10 Km drains, 50 hand pumps, and 30 tube wells and 5 culverts, essential documents and access restoration for 300 flood affected and capacity building of 1300 flood affectees in preparedness and respond to probable disasters.

The achievement for the period May-Aug, 2011 against above mentioned targets includes; offfarm where 100 widow/women headed HH get benefited from advance sewing training and sewing machines, training on enterprise development to 100 ultra poor men & women and provision of cash grants regarding enterprises to 100 beneficiaries. In on-farm, distribution of livestock to 800 HH, 16 two-day livestock management training, 300 poultry package (30 birds per package) and proper first time vaccination to livestock and poultry, kitchen gardening tools and small fertilizers packs to 300 farmers to promote income generating activity. Similarly in CPIs, construction of 7 KM link road and 7 KM drains, 50 hand pumps and 30 tube wells and so far 8 trainings were conducted for O&M. Furthermore, 60 awareness sessions in essential documents and facilitation in provision of essential documents to 134 individuals. Lastly, capacity building of 275 flood affectees on DRR with 60 each of developing early warning system and disaster risk reduction and evacuation plan.

The idea of producing this document is to encompass the level of resource utilization by the beneficiaries, which were provided/restored/rehabilitated during different interventions in the period of May-June, 2011. The beneficiary utilization is assessed against thematic areas with

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tangible output that is included in the proposed project mainly On-Farm Livelihoods, Off-Farm Livelihoods, Community Physical Infrastructure (CPIs), while intangible outputs of e.g. capacity building in Disaster Risk reduction and/or of long term output e.g. Social Cohesion are out of scope for the current assessment at this point of time. This document will be further refine for its utilization in long term scenarios in the next exercise of impact assessment that will provide a multi-dimension impact of the current interventions and will include both intangible and long term effects of DRR and Social Cohesion.

The beneficiary utilization assessment based on the achievements for the period of May-June, 2011, provides that utilization of cash grant was found to be 97 percent, 100 percent beneficiary status is been gradually improving in Sewing machines, 87 percent of agri-inputs were utilized and crops were sown, 83% beneficiaries of Kitchen gardening have sown their crops, 97% and 89 % of beneficiaries are having alive and healthy livestock and poultry respectively, while 100 percent of CPI schemes are fully functional.

The assessment found that the reason of less utilization in certain interventions includes; cash grants beneficiaries are not maintaining profit and loss register, crops productivity suffers due to less water supplied, and more visibly less agri-inputs as compared to the area of cultivated land, in kitchen gardening, due to less care and time during sowing and after word, livestock died during transportation from the distribution to the way back home and loss of poultry birds due to heat and harsh weather etc. Furthermore, the document provides an overview of each thematic area / interventions at the early recovery level, where it is been proved that to greater extent the life of project beneficiaries is been restored and he/she is very much able to lead the restoration and rehabilitation cycle to further development with sustainable background.

In addition, for ensuring transparency and accountability across the board, Children First being member of the Humanitarian Accountability Principles (HAP) has launched a complaint mechanism. This document also captured the practical and on ground implementation of the complaint mechanism.

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1- INTRODUCTION: Pakistan was hit by the deadliest flood in decades during the last week of month of July 2010, submerging almost one-fifth of the countrys total land i.e. 159,219 square kilometers out of the total 796,095 square kilometer. The districts of Punjab province were amongst the most affected districts of the country due to these floods. Within the affected 11 districts of Punjab, a total of 186 union councils with 2,687 villages were severely impacted with the flood. Among the affected population around 3.38 million people (483,000 households) became extremely vulnerable by losing their dwellings, means of earning their livelihoods, necessary community physical infrastructure and access to social services like safe drinking water, constant and adequate supply of ration, electricity, health and education.

Specifically, Union Councils of District Layyah including, Baseera, Sahu Wala and Shahpur of Tehsil Karor Lal Esan and Union Councils of District Muzaffargarh including Seet Put, Langer Wah, Mud Walla and Bet Mullan Walli of Tehsil Alipur were among the most devastating and damaged due to 2010 flood. The inhabitants have lost their homes, assets, standing crops and other means of production and livelihoods. In the aftermath of flood, the affected people have deprived in terms of income to cater the daily needs of their families as the livestock and agriculture which were there main source of income were lost.

Furthermore, the community physical infrastructures were damaged, which affected the mobility of the people and result in to stoppage of life line to these already poor and marginalized communities. Legal documents and CNICs of people have been washed away with the water and resultantly affectees cannot access to social services and citizenship rights.

The current assessment aims to find out how the integrated interventions have brought changes and/or building up the change in lives of flood affected communities. In the first period of the project (May-June, 2011), communities have been supported for restoration of their lives by providing support, in terms of off-farm and on-farm livelihood. Furthermore, assessment also considers the utilization of the restoration of CPI through re-construction of farm to market/link roads, drains, hand pumps, and tube wells and culverts. All these activities were planned with the involvement of beneficiary community.

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This assessment carried out by Children First is a step towards realization and actualization of community felt needs been addressed with the core principles of transparency, accountability and gender sensitivity.

1.1 Objectives:

Evaluate the efficiency of the interventions both on/off farm and CPIs, carried out in the targeted area. Assess the project activities both in terms of qualitative and quantitative perspective Legitimize the value of the interventions and to find out the achievements. Enhance the accountability at all stages of project cycle Find out gaps and area of improvement Find out best practices to formulate future guidelines and recommendation.

1.2 Methodology Children First was involved randomly in trend utilization process in 3 union council of Tehsil Karor Lal Esan district Layyah. The assessment is done for the flood affected population benefited in the period of May-June, 2011. The total achievement in each thematic area is taken as population and the sample is drawn on the basis of total beneficiaries of May to June, 2011. This was a short exercise, therefore, the sample size was kept up to 20 percent of beneficiaries reached in May-June, 2011 covering thematic areas i.e. Off-farm (Cash grants and Enterprise development), On-Farm (Agri-inputs, Seeds/Fertilizers, Kitchen gardening, Livestock and Poultry), CPIs including farm to market/link roads, drains, hand pumps, tube wells and culverts. Methodology followed took both the qualitative as well as quantitative approaches. Informal meetings and interview were use for collection of information. However, Children First has gone through following techniques for the beneficiary utilization assessment. Focus Group Discussion with the beneficiaries. Meetings and interviews with the Project Committees members and office bearers. Direct Data collection from the randomly selected beneficiaries through checklist.
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2- BENEFICIARYS UTILIZATION ASSESSMENT The prime objective of the utilization assessment was to find out that at what scale and scope, beneficiaries have been benefitted from the Integrated Early Recovery Project in district Layyah. The field teams specifically Field Monitors applied and followed the set guide lines by involving communities, Project committees and CBOs for the collection of informations.

Table-1 (Summary of target Vs Achievement and Utilization status-District Layyah)

The above Table-1 provides a summary of achievement against the targets set for the period of May-June, 2011, which is already been documented in first Bi-Monthly Report submitted to UNDP. In addition it also gives the utilization percentage of beneficiaries in each thematic area. As long as the achievements are concern the achievements is been 100 percent in each thematic areas. The list of beneficiaries assessed for utilizations in each thematic areas is been provided in Annexure at the end of report. Further details are provided below:

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2.1 Off-farm livelihoods achievements (May-June, 2011):In UNDP ER project there were two main interventions about off-farm livelihood i.e. 1. Cash grant along with Enterprise Development Training 2. Skills Training and provision of sewing machines

The achievements in offfarm livelihoods in the

Table-1 and given graph clearly depicts that they are been met in full for the period of May-June, 2011.

The assessment about off farm was carried out in 3 villages of Tehsil kror Lal Easan District Layyah. Most of the communities have lost small businesses during floods. For the revitalization of business they need resources in the form of cash grants.

2.1.1. Cash Grants Level of utilization:Assessment in utilization of cash grants has been measured by conducting an interview directly with the beneficiary. For cash grant almost 10

beneficiaries have been visited and interviewed. All to these be

beneficiaries

found

according to the set criteria and operating businesses. their small

Out of these 10 beneficiaries 5

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were running their business of small retail shop (karyana), 2 is running vegetable shops, 2 barber and 1 are running local hair salon.

Utilization of cash grant shows that 97 percent of the

beneficiaries lives are restored, where 2 percent partially

restored i.e. from the daily incomes point of vi ew while only 1 percent not restored due
Saifullah Basti Sonan Khokhar Isra Nashaib Tehsil Karor, Distt Layyah

to the household expenditure on the basis of large family and most importantly he is not maintaining profit and loss register properly which depicts a loss. On the other hand, those fully/partially restored are properly maintaining register, which indicates a gradual improvement in their income. The training provided from the Children First imparted greatly for improving their skills of managing small business.

2.1.2. Sewing Machines Level of utilization:On the other hand, regarding sewing machine 10 beneficiaries were visited by field monitors to measure the trend in utilization of activity. Information was collected by direct interview as well as group discussion.

It was found that all selected beneficiaries have been engaged in sewing and status 100 is percent been

beneficiary

gradually improving. The main role in improvement was played by the current Ramdan, which

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proved to be blessing in disguise, where the beneficiaries are engaged in sewing the customer clothes and earning income.

Furthermore, training of advanced sewing skills have played vital role in improvement of work, where they are also sewing their household clothes and the income normally provided to the outside tailors now remain with the HH.
Nusrat Mai R/O Basti Qazi Tehsil, Karor Distt Layyah

1.1 2.2 On-farm Livelihoods achievements (May-June, 2011):-

The current flood reflected the devastated scenario. The farmers lost their crop, stored grains, live stock, poultry and even vegetables. The affected communities have nothing to survive and thrive. Because of this situation there is risk of food in security.

In order to restore livelihoods of the flood affectees, they were supported in terms of Agric-inputs, Kitchen gardening, Livestock provision and provision of poultry birds along with poultry feed. The targets of the first quarter (May-June-2011) is been met with 100 percent achievement with exception of Agri-Inputs (more than 100 percent) as shown in the given graph.

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2.2.1 On-Farm Level of utilization:i. Agric inputs: Agri-inputs were provided in the form of rice seed, mung seed, cotton seed, fertilizers as per requirements and agric tools. In the subject period 600 beneficiaries were supported against target of 400 in this activity for the given period.

In

order

to

assess

the

utilization of Agri-inputs, 20 percent of beneficiaries i.e. 120 of the period May-June were taken the The randomly level to of

measure utilization.

results

depicted that 87 percent of inputs were utilized and crops were sown. The fields of the fully restored beneficiaries were also visited and their crops were standing green and fresh. The farmers commented as well as an overview show greater crop standing in the field as compared to pre-flood conditions. Furthermore, the second indicators for which the farmers on the basis of past experience provided that they are expecting more yield as pre-flood.

On the other hand, 10 percent of the farmers commented that they are expecting the same yield based on the standing crops and yield in coming season, while three percent

commented that there yield may be declined. The reasons provided include animal grazing, less water for irrigation, and more visibly less
M. Arif R/O Manjhota Qureshi, Village Sanjh Isra Tehsil Karor District Layyah

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agri-inputs as compared to the area of cultivated land. But the clear picture will be depicted when the product is ready and is been measured in monetary terms after harvesting, which is to be measure in Impact analysis or detail evaluation in October.

ii.

Kitchen gardening: In this activity 300 beneficiaries were supported in the period of May-June, 2011 against the target of 300.

In order to assess the utilization of Kitchen gardening, 20 percent of beneficiaries i.e. 60 of the period May-June

were taken randomly to measure the level of utilization. It was found that 83% beneficiaries have sown their crops and are fully restored, while 10% beneficiaries have stored vegetable seed along with fertilizers and micronutrients.

These 10% did not cultivate due to risk of flooding in the moon soon season. The overall trend shows that it supported a lot to the beneficiaries protecting in food

insecurity. Furthermore, seven percent of the beneficiaries commented that due to less care and time during sowing and after word,
Aziz Mai R/O Basti Sulkani ,Sanjh Isra , Tehsil Karor, Distt Layyah

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some of it did not grow, where there is no restoration.

iii.

Livestock Provision: In this activity 400 beneficiaries were supported in the form of Livestock and two days Livestock management Trainings in the period of May to June, 2011, where the target in the subject period is been 100 percent achieved.

In

order

to

assess

the

utilization of Livestock, 20 percent of beneficiaries i.e. 40 of the period May-June were taken randomly to measure the level of utilization. The given graph depicts that 97 percent beneficiaries, having livestock alive and healthy are slightly fully restored. The improvement indicators are although weak i.e. milking and in some cases some beneficiaries are expecting increase in their herds, but gradually it will benefit in the long term. One of the important changes seen and observed is that

beneficiaries with fully restored status of their livestock do contacts regularly with the live stock department in case of disease or any other problem. Furthermore, 2 percent of the beneficiarys lives are partially restored and commented that they are yet to reap the benefits and still there is no change in their status but are hoping for

improvement, where one percent of the

beneficiaries states that their status may decline

Hajra Mai R/O Basti Pittafi due to the death of livestock provided to them. village Khokhar Isra Tehsil, Karor, Distt ,Layyah

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The reason was that mostly died during transportation from the distribution to the way back home, some afterwards due to lack of care i.e. do not contact livestock department or did not take precautionary steps provided during trainings thats which a few are alive but with disease.

iv.

Poultry Birds provision: In this intervention 200 beneficiaries were supported in the form of poultry birds and two days poultry management Trainings in the period of May to June, 2011, where the target in the subject period is been 100 percent achieved.

In order to assess the utilization of poultry, 20 percent of beneficiaries i.e. 40 of the period May-June were taken randomly to measure utilization. the level of

The given graph provides that the status of greater part of the poultry i.e. 89 beneficiarys

percent was fully restored with the visible indicators of growth, proper feed, care, vaccination and

existence of coop.

While five percent of the beneficiaries comments

Zohra Mai, Basti Sheen wala, Tehsil Karor, Distt,Layyah

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that they have lost some of their birds, but are taking good care for the others and they commented that measurements are taken i.e. vaccination etc to ensure the their growth and provide the results.

Furthermore, six percent of the beneficiaries have lost their poultry birds and he main reason found for the loss of poultry birds was heat and harsh weather in flood affected areas and not taking proper care. 2.3 Community Physical Infrastructure achievements (May-June, 2011):The intervention for restoring/rehabilitating community physical infrastructure includes, link roads, hand pumps, tube wells, drains and culverts.

The target for these interventions in the

period of May to June, 2011 met with 100

percent achievement. It includes restoration/rehabilitation of 20 hand pumps, 20 tube wells, 3 culverts, 3KM link road and 3KM drains. 2.3.1 CPIs Level of utilization:In order to assess the utilization schemes, of CPI 10

beneficiaries in each of the CPI location were interviewed. During the

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discussion as well as physical verification of the schemes, it was commented that they are fully utilizing the schemes.

The indicators for each schemes varies e.g. beneficiaries requirements for water (daily all kind utilization) are met from hand pumps, access to different social services are been restored through link roads, mobility of all type is restored through culverts, fields / farms are getting enough water through tube wells as well as people are enjoying the cool water in hot summer, and last but not the least drainage system is restored through drains.

The physical verification of all completed schemes are made along with community and are found to be fully functional. Furthermore, the project

committees and community based organizations are taking proper care for the operation and maintenance of these schemes, which certainly shows their level of awareness regarding the importance of these schemes.

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3.

COMPLAINT MECHANISM

Corruption has increasingly come to be recognized as a significant obstacle to social, economic and political development. Governments, businesses, civil society organizations, and citizens themselves are more and more willing to acknowledge corruption as a development issue, and actors at the local, national, and international levels are organizing to confront it.

Enhancing transparency and accountability is central for improving the governance of state. It entails complex challenges but is an efficient entry point for social, economic and political reforms. Transparency is not an end in itself but a powerful tool to improve accountability. Transparency is openness to the public eye. It refers to the amount, scope, quality, accuracy and timeliness of information which is accessible to relevant stakeholders. By mitigating information asymmetry, thus reducing the magnitude and consequences of the principal-agent problem, transparency increases the capacity of outsiders to the company, such as the owners, to monitor and evaluate the actions of managers and other insiders.

Importantly, transparency facilitates the evaluation of institutions and makes it possible to hold them accountable with respect to their mandate and objectives. Being accountable is, by definition, being liable to be called to account, answerable. Accountability is ensured by structures and procedures that oversee and control the actions of economic and political powers.

Keeping itself in the line of transparency and accountability, Children First has established different mechanism in order to ensure the good governance within the organization. For the subject purpose Children First is a full member of Humanitarian Accountability Partnership, which was established in 2003. HAP is the humanitarian sectors first international selfregulatory body, where members of HAP are committed in meeting the highest standards of accountability and quality management.

Children First firmly believes in attaining the highest standards of good governance recognizing the fact that a smooth execution of strategies mainly depends on the quality of governance. The existing procedures of the organization ensure accountability to keep its functions transparent

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which attract both our employees, network partners and end beneficiaries of Children First Programme.

Our core programme is social mobilization and all interventions carried out at community level are always led by community. This whole process has been documented in agreed framework called Child Focused Community Development Framework.

Children First in all its programme makes sure to have full participation of community and all relevant stakeholders and having their say in the development work and for ensuring full quality management and effective Monitoring and Evaluation with dedicated teams. Long term planning is seen even after the completion of project for the community to carry forward the work.

In this lieu Children First has established a complaint mechanism in South Punjab (District Layyah and District Muzaffargarh) where CF is implementing a project of Integrated Early Recovery Program for Flood affectees. For this purpose, CF has printed its mechanism and area of intervention on a poster in local language and is been posted / displayed at different public places in both the districts of Layyah and Muzaffargarh. (For information the poster is annexed)

The mechanism of recording the complaint and for redressing the steps that are followed is provided in the given flow chart. In addition the number of complainers is summarized and provided in Table-2 for District Layyah.

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3.1

FLOW CHART FOR COMPLAINT MECHANISM

Complainers Call to the designated/responsible person of CF

Taking complainer data including Name, Father Name, Contact, NIC and address Recording / documenting details of complaint Action on the Complaint with maximum time of 3-4 days

Communicating the issue with already selected member (CF employee) of Accountability First day for investigating and/or inquiry of the issues Cross checking at the community level for authenticity Second day Involvement of the Project Committee in resolving the issue Communicating the head office regarding status if the issue i.e. (Resolved, Pending)

Provide justification for reason of pendency to HO Third day for acknowledgment of the complainer on resolution of the issue with thanking note Third day for information of the complainer about reason of delay in issue resolution

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Table-2: Complaints database for District Layyah

S.No. Name ID card # Village Union council Complaint Ghulam Shabir ,Cash grant beneficiary not selected according to the criteria Action Taken Status Beneficiary found according to the criteria. Information provided to complainant in the presence of project committee Beneficiary found not according to the criteria. Information provided to complainer in the presence of project committee

Asghar shah

32202-7635744-4

Laskani wala

Baseera

Beneficiary revisited and revalidated

Noor Muhammad

32202-3548556-7

Sanjh Isra

Sahu wala

Claim to be a beneficiary of livestock

Beneficiary revisited and revalidated

Abbas Taqi

32203-7775521-5

Laskani wala

Baseera

Soling identified is not according to the social criteria

Identified soling was revisited and revalidated

Complaint was politically motivated

Mureed Hussain Shah

32202-7435711-7

Dou Charkha Nashaib Khokhar Isra Nashaib

Shah pur

Identified soling is not according to the set criteria

Identified soling was revisited and revalidated

Identified soling was cancelled

Faqeer Muhammad

32202-7435579-3

Sahu wala

Complaint against identified Livestock beneficiary

Beneficiary revisited and revalidated

Beneficiary was according to the criteria.

Asmat BiBi

32203-3739017-6

Laskani wala

Baseera

Complainant was not selected as a beneficiary for poultry

Complainant was visited

Found to be potential beneficiary

Ghulam Fareed

32202-9987521-9

Sanjh Isra

Sahu wala

PC President was asking for money for Hand pump

PC revisited

Politically motivated wrong complaint was recorded

Ghulam Mujtaba

32202-7587799-1

Mochi wala

Sahu wala

PC president was promoting favourtism on sectarian basis

PC revisited

Politically motivated wrong complaint was recorded

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Annexure-I (Complaint Mechanism Poster)

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Annexure-II

List of Union Council/Villages and Hamlet/Basti (District Layyah)

District Tehsil UC Name of Moza/Village Aulakh Nashaib Do Charkha Nashaib Sahu Wala Kucha Sahu Wala Pacca Khokhar Isra Nashaib Name of Hamlets/Basti Basti Dunay wala, Basti Katpal, Basti Wahia, Maqsood chok, Basti Bhati Wali, Basti Layian Wali, Basti Awan, Chah Buchi wala, Basti Bulbuly wali, Chah Gellay Wala, Basti Perain, Basti Nai Wala Chah awan wala, Chah Jinday Wala, Basti Lohar, Chah Mustafa Wala, Chah Langha wala, Usman Wala, Jhalari Sadat Basti Sayal, Basti Gashkori, Basti Sehar, Basti Sahu, Basti Khar, Basti Mohana, Basti Ahmdani Basti Sahu, Basti Mohana, Basti Sihar, Basti Nawra, Basti Hans Basti Loothar, Zakati Wala, Khokhar Wala, Pacci Mohani, Basti Sayal, Basti Gho Cup, Shah Wala, Kukar Wala, Hashmi Wala, Drammar Wala, Chah Dairay Wala, Basti Thala Anayat Khan, Basti Molvi Wala Hussain Bux, Chah Hazara, Paccky Mohanay Wali, Basti Patafi, Basti Bhatian Wali, Basti Sonan Wali Hashami Wala, Basti Qazi, Basti Sulkani, Basti Manjhota, Basti Haji, Basti Allah Yar, Basti Arain, Basti Thori Wala Basti Kachar, Basti Raan, Basti Shahani Basti Ghani, Basti Morani, Basti Gaman Shah, Chah Dairay Wala Laskani Wala, Dara Wali Muhammad, Basti Khyber Shah Basti Bahar Shah, Basti Kachi Bahar Shah, Basti Mithu Wala, Charag Shah Shehinh Wala, Basti Isra, Basti Jhakar Basti Mangla, Basti Bareem, Basti Joota, Basti Gurmani, Basti Khokhar Baseera Jadeed, Baseera Qadeem, Basti Mud, Basti Khyber Gishkori

Shah Pur

Karor lalesan

Sahu wala

Layyah

Sanjh Isra Shahani Sargani Nashaib Laskani Wala Kachi Bahar Shah Shehinh Wala Mochi Wala Kacha Pacca Baseera

Baseera

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Annexure- III (Assessed Beneficiaries Cash Grant)

Sr.# Name of Beneficiary Irshad Hussain 1 Ghulam Shabeer 2 Ghulamu 3 Nazakat Ali 4 Hubdar Hussain 5 Basheer Hussain 6 Ashaq Hussain 7 Naseem Mai 8 ABID HUSSAIN 9 SAFDAR 10 GHULAM RASOOL 11 ZAFAR IQBA;L 12 ABDUL GAFOOR 13 JAVAID HUSSAIN 14 RAIZ HUSSAIN 15 16 17 18 19 20 GHULAM RASOOL 21 ASHIQ HUSSAIN 22 BILAL HUSSAIN 23 AZIZ BIBI 24 MULAZIM HUSSAIN F Basti Perain IQBAL HUSSAIN M 32202-4722259-1 Basti Perain AMEER MOHAMMAD M 32202-8222279-1 Basti Perain GAMOON M 32202-6654970-1 Basti Perain AULAKH NASHAIB AULAKH NASHAIB AULAKH NASHAIB AULAKH NASHAIB SHAH PUR SHAH PUR SHAH PUR SHAH PUR MUHAMMAD ASLAM AMEER MUHAMMAD GHULAM QASIM AHMAD BUX SIKANDER KHAN GHULAM HUSSAIN M M M 32202-6619902-3 32202-8307915-7 32202-1578545-5 Basti Sulkani Kachar Shahani Basti Qazi sanjh Isra sanjh Isra sanjh Isra Sahu Wala Sahu Wala Sahu Wala MUHAMMAD NASEER KHAN GHULAM RASOOL GUHLAM RASOOL KHAN MUHAMMAD MUSSA M M 32202-7466185-9 32202-2479527-3 Kachar Shahani Haji sanjh Isra sanjh Isra Sahu Wala Sahu Wala ELAHI BAX M 32202-0494813-3 Basti Qazi sanjh Isra Sahu Wala MUHAMMAD NAWAZ M 32202-0157321-3 Basti Qazi sanjh Isra Sahu Wala GHULAM HUSSAIN M 32202-8947325-5 Basti Qazi sanjh Isra Sahu Wala ALLAH DITTA M 32202-8045681-7 Allah Yar sanjh Isra Sahu Wala FAIZ MUHMMAD M 32202-52369775 Allah Yar sanjh Isra Sahu Wala AHMAD BUX M 32202-4471665-3 Haji sanjh Isra Sahu Wala GHULAM ALI Muhammad Aslam F M 32202-3262514-3 Basti Bhatian khokhar isra nashaib Sahu Wala Ghulam Hussain M 32202-2955375-8 Patafi Khokhar Isra Nashaib Sahu Wala Muhammad Nawaz M 32202-7903368-9 Thala Anyat Khokhar Isra Nashaib Sahu Wala Muhammad Sabtain M 32202-8351673-1 Basti Sonan Khokhar Isra Nashaib Sahu Wala Ghulam Jafar M 32202-1334563-5 Basti Hashmi Khokhar Isra Nashaib Sahu Wala Noor Muhammad M 32202-2510007-9 Malik Ahmad M 32202-8373263-3 Basti Pathafi(Bhati Wala) Basti Loother Khokhar Isra Nashaib Khokhar Isra Nashaib Sahu Wala Sahu Wala Father's/ Husband's Name Ali Muhammad M 32202-5160231-1 Basti Loother Khokhar Isra Nashaib Sahu Wala Gender CNIC # 32202-8977694-9 Hamlet/Mouza Basti Loother Village Khokhar Isra Nashaib Name of UC Sahu Wala

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Annexure- IV (Assessed Beneficiaries Sewing Machines)

Sr # 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Name JANO MAI NASEEM BIBI NAZIR MAI NOOR MAI RAZIA SHABANA BIBI SHAMIM BIBI SAFIA MARYAM BIBI SHABANA BIB

W/O, D/O ALLAH WASAYA NASEER MASTAQ AHMED ALLAH WASAYA GULL MUHMMAD ABDUL HAMEED KHADAM HUSSAIN ZAFAR IQBAL NOOR MUHMMAD FAIZ MUHAMMD

Gender F F F F F F F M F F

CNIC 322022419544-4 322029979585-0 322025898171-2 322022479530-9 425011712269-3 322026455937-2 322029148096-8 322023248716-7 322026374669-8 322029400830-2

Hamlet/Basti BASTI MUD BASTI MUD BASTI ALLAH YAR BASTI HAJI BASTI HAJI BASTI HAJI BASTI HAJI QURESHI MANJHOTA BASTI ARAIN BASTI RAAN

Village BASEERA BASEERA SANJH ISRA SANJH ISRA SANJH ISRA SANJH ISRA SANJH ISRA SANJH ISRA SANJH ISRA SANJH ISRA

UC BASEERA BASEERA SAHU WALA SAHU WALA SAHU WALA SAHU WALA SAHU WALA SAHU WALA SAHU WALA SAHU WALA

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Annexure-V (Assessed Beneficiaries Livestock)

Sr # 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 Name of Beneficiary Father's/ Husband's Name SHAIR MUHAMMAD ABDUL STTAR AZEEZ ULLAH GHULAM FAREED AZEEZ ULLAH GHULAM FAREED GHULAM Qasim ABDUL MAJEED NAZEER AHMAD ZAKIR HUSSAIN SHAIR MUHAMMD AHSANULLAH KARAM HUSSAIN ASHIQ HUSSAIN ABDULAH ALLAH DAD GHULAM RASOOL ALLAH BUX MEHAR ALLAH BUX GHULAM RASOOL MEHAR ALLAH BUX MUKHTYAR HUSSAIN GHULAM RASOOL Gender CNIC # 322020881896-8 322027386872-8 322022546977-5 322029146305-1 322020254691-7 322029715529-7 316-70812030 322028546240-2 322028094596-6 322028169297-7 320224677491-8 322024066303-6 033202495977-9 322026895007-0 322025197430-0 322027618177-5 322026475002-1 322022629028-3 322022493291-3 322028788953-9 322022428078-4 322022427981-2 322022554280-1 Family size 2 6 6 Basti Pathan 4 Basti Pathan 6 Basti Pathan 6 Basti Pathan 4 Basti Pathan 6 Basti Pathan 6 Basti Pathan 7 6 4 4 6 2 7 14 7 7 6 1 9 5 Bahar Shah Cheerag Shah Cheerag Shah Cheerag Shah Cheerag Shah Cheerag Shah Basti Dera Wali Muhammad Basti Dera Wali Muhammad Basti Dera Wali Muhammad Basti Dera Wali Muhammad Basti Dera Wali Muhammad Basti Dera Wali Muhammad Basti Dera Wali Muhammad Basti Dera Wali Muhammad Sheehn Wala Katchi Bahar Shah Katchi Bahar Shah Katchi Bahar Shah Katchi Bahar Shah Katchi Bahar Shah Katchi Bahar Shah Katchi Bahar Shah Katchi Bahar Shah Katchi Bahar Shah Katchi Bahar Shah Katchi Bahar Shah Katchi Bahar Shah Katchi Bahar Shah Baseera BASEERA BASEERA BASEERA BASEERA BASEERA BASEERA BASEERA BASEERA BASEERA BASEERA BASEERA BASEERA BASEERA Sheehn Wala Baseera Sheehn Wala Baseera Sheehn Wala Baseera Sheehn Wala Baseera Sheehn Wala Baseera Sheehn Wala Baseera Hamlet/Basti Village Name of UC

GHULAM ZAINAB FARZANA MUHAMMAD BILAL KHIZR ABBAS KALOO KHAN MUHAMMAD SAEED NASEER AHMAD KHURSHEED BIBI AMNA BIBI QAISAR ABBAS PHAPAL MAI KAUSAR MAI RIAZ HUSSIAN SHAMEEM AKHTAR WAZEERAN MAI ALLAH WASAYA ABDULLAH ALLAH DAD MEHAR GHULAM HAIDER ABDUL MAJID MUREED FATIMA GHULAM FIZZA ABDUL AZIZ

F F M M M M M F F M F F M F F M M M M M F F M

Sheehn Wala Sheehn Wala

Sheehn Wala Sheehn Wala Sheehn Wala

Baseera Baseera Baseera

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24 25 26 27 28

WAZEER MAI SHAMEEM AKHTER SABBU MAI MUAHTAQ HUSSAIN

MUHAMMAD HUSSAIN GHULAM HUSSAIN SHADO FATHE MUHAMMAD

F F F M M

322022428076-2 322028200059-8 322022472579-2 322O22491513-9 32202288235-9 322029881734-4 322028546983-8 322031972162-7 322026368657-5 322020985894-7 322029708231-8 322025859647-6 322022542020-3 322022422338-4 322022422348-6 322031369028-5 322026556197-1 322027338329-2 322023249296-2 322022498712-7 322021373032-3 322022428275-4 3220241849316-3 322029130044-9 322022132575-1

3 10 4 5 3

Basti Dera Wali Muhammad Basti Dera Wali Muhammad Basti Dera Wali Muhammad Basti Sial

Katchi Bahar Shah Katchi Bahar Shah Katchi Bahar Shah Sahu Wala Kaccha Sahu Wala Kaccha Sahu Wala Kaccha Sahu Wala Kaccha Sahu Wala Kaccha Sahu Wala Kaccha Sahu Wala Kaccha Sahu Wala Kaccha Sahu Wala Kaccha Sahu Wala Kaccha Sahu Wala Kaccha Sahu Wala Kaccha Sahu Wala Kaccha Sahu Wala Kaccha Laskani Wala Laskani Wala Laskani Wala Laskani Wala Laskani Wala Laskani Wala Laskani Wala Laskani Wala

BASEERA BASEERA BASEERA SAHUWALA SAHUWALA SAHUWALA SAHUWALA SAHUWALA SAHUWALA SAHUWALA SAHUWALA SAHUWALA SAHUWALA SAHUWALA SAHUWALA SAHUWALA SAHUWALA BASEERA BASEERA BASEERA BASEERA BASEERA BASEERA BASEERA BASEERA

GHULAM QASIM 29 SHAKILA BIBI 30 JANNO MAI 31 MAKHAN SAIL 32 RIAZ HUSSAIN 33 ZULAFQAR ALI 34 NUSRAT MAI 35 RAJU BIBI 36 GHULAM ABASS 37 ZARINA MAI 38 WAZEER MAI 39 40 BASHIR AHMAD 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 Zareena Bibi Iqbal Bibi GAMMON SHAH FIDHA HUSSAIN Nasreen Mai SHAIR MUHAMMAD MUHAMMAD RAFIQ MOHAMMAD ASHRAF MUHAMMAD MOEEN

FAIZ MUHAMMAD F MUHAMMAD JAVED F AMEER MUHAMMAD M MALIK KORO SAIL M MALIK MITHU M MANZOOR HUSSAIN F ZULAFQAR ALI F GHULAM YASIN M GHULAM SHABIR F GHULAM SARWAR F GHULAM RASOOL M BAGU SAYAL M MALIK BAHADUR Ghulam Shabir Khadim Hussain AMEER SHAH GHULAM YASEEN MUHAMMD ASLAM JUMA MUHAMMED ISMAEEL GHULAM ABBAS F F M M F M M M

Basti Sial 4 Basti Sial 1 Basti Sial 11 Basti Sial 7 Basti Sial 4 Basti Sial 2 Basti Sial 6 Basti Sial 8 Basti Sihar 2 Basti Sihar 2 Basti Sihar 4 Basti Sihar 4 Basti Sihar 6 5 3 8 2 10 2 4 Sadiq Abad Sadiq Abad Lothar Lothar Lothar Basti Kunira Basti Kunira Basti Kunira

M&E Unit-CF

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49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73

ALTAF HUSSAIN ZAFAR IQBAL MUMTAZ HUSSAIN ZULFQAR ALI TASLEEM BIBI ABDUR REHMANN MUHAMMAD RAMZAN IQBAL MAI FAIZ MUHAMMAD GHULAM HUSSAIN MUKHTIAR HUSSAIN MUREED ABBAS BASHIR MAI FAZAL ABBAS SYED IQBAL HUSSAIN KANIZ FATIMA IRSHAD MAI AMIR KHAN BASHIR HUSSAIN MEERAN MAI ZAFAR IQBAL SHAZADI MAI MUSRRAT BIBI MUHAMMAD BUX SADU MAI

GHULAM HAIDER ALLAH BUX FAZAL HUSAIN RAIZ HUSSAIN MAZHAR ABBAS ALLA YAR AHMAD BUX FAIZ MUHAMMAD ALLAH WASAYA MALIK GAMOO MANZOOR HUSSAIN GHULAM SHABIR ALLAH DIWAYA MUHAMMAD AKRAM SYED GHULAM NABI SHAH KHADIM HUSSAIN MUHMMAD ASHRAF GHULAB KHAN MUHMMAD RAMZAN DOST MUHAMMAD KHAN FAQIRO MUHMMAD ASLAM ABDUL MAJEED AHMAD BUX AHMAD BUX

M M M M M M M F M M M M F M M F F M M F M F F M F

322027092634-3 322024295156-5 322021448314-7 322021565347-7 322032323835-6 3220217002035-1 322028943724-7 322023399802-2 322025400130-9 322024434928-3 322022550198-7 322020204552-5 322025317916-4 322022958637-5 322022500967-7 322026155616-8 322021459721-8 322022539510-9 322022516275-9 322021968691-0 32202522173-3 322021156821-2 322022146850-2 32202152311-7 322022478749-6

4 5 6 7 5 10 8 4 10 9 11 7 6 6 5 8 5 3 9 11 4 8 3 6 3

Basti Kunira Basti Kunira Basti Kunira Basti Gaman Shah Basti Gaman Shah Laskani Wala Laskani Wala Laskani Wala Laskani Wala Basti Bhattian Basti Bhattian Basti Bhattian Basti Bhattian Basti Patafi Basti Hashmi Basti Patafi Basti Patafi Basti Sonan Basti Sonan Basti Sonan Basti Sonan Basti Thala Anayat Khan Basti Daramar wala Zakati Wala Basti Sulkani

Laskani Wala Laskani Wala Laskani Wala Laskani Wala Laskani Wala Laskani Wala Laskani Wala Laskani Wala Laskani Wala Khokhar Isra Nashaib Khokhar Isra Nashaib Khokhar Isra Nashaib Khokhar Isra Nashaib Khokhar Isra Nashaib Khokhar Isra Nashaib Khokhar Isra Nashaib Khokhar Isra Nashaib Khokhar Isra Nashaib Khokhar Isra Nashaib Khokhar Isra Nashaib Khokhar Isra Nashaib Khokhar Isra Nashaib Khokhar Isra Nashaib Khokhar Isra Nashaib Sanjh Isra

BASEERA BASEERA BASEERA BASEERA BASEERA BASEERA BASEERA BASEERA BASEERA BASEERA BASEERA BASEERA SAHUWALA SAHUWALA SAHUWALA SAHUWALA SAHUWALA SAHUWALA SAHUWALA SAHUWALA SAHUWALA SAHUWALA SAHUWALA SAHUWALA SAHUWALA

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74 75 76 77 78 79 80

AMEER MAI NASREEN BEGUM GHULAM HUSSAIN BASHIR AHMAD NABILA PERVEEN SUGHRAN BIBI RUBAB

MUHAMMAD SULTAN AHMAD YAR HASU KHOKAR GHULAM HAIDER MUHAMMAD IMRAN IJAZ HUSSAIN GHULAM GHAZI

F F M M F F F

322026200280-2 322022111326-2 322025601874-7 322022528436-3 322028351775-2 322023792681-6 322028613476-6

4 9 9 8

Basti Sulkani Basti Sulkani Basti Sulkani

Sanjh Isra Sanjh Isra Sanjh Isra Sanjh Isra

SAHUWALA SAHUWALA SAHUWALA SAHUWALA SHAHPUR SHAHPUR SHAHPUR

Baseera Qadeem 4 5 6 Chah Awan wala Chah Awan wala Chah Awan wala Do Charkha Nashaib Do Charkha Nashaib Do Charkha Nashaib

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Annexure-VI (Assessed Beneficiaries Poultry)

Sr. # 1 Name AMEERA SADIA KHURSHID KANEEZ MAI D/O, W/O GHULAM RASOOL AMANULLAH Gender F CNIC # 32202-24726192 32202-70660934 32202-62238664 32202-24725660 32202-24395942 316-41-237149 32202-56427622 32202-24638510 32202-42166816 32202-47407846 32202-84679970 32202-24137462 32202-24137222 32202-24942846 32202-03125322 32202-04746124 32202-24193832 32202-76278554 32202-89208350 32202-84555404 32202-61751804 32202-01957486 Family Size 6 Hamlet/Basti KACHI BAHAR SHAH KACHI BAHAR SHAH KACHI BAHAR SHAH KACHI BAHAR SHAH Basti Bhatian Basti Bhatian Basti gocup Basti Patafi Basti Patafi Basti Patafi Basti Sial 3 Basti Sial 7 Basti Sial 7 7 7 6 6 2 6 7 1 3 Basti Sunan Basti Chah Hussain Bux Basti Chah Hussain Bux Basti Darmar Wala Basti Darmar Wala Basti Darmar Wala Basti Pacci Mohani Basti Pacci Mohani Zakati Wala Village Kachi Bahar Shah Kachi Bahar Shah Kachi Bahar Shah Kachi Bahar Shah Khokhar Isra Nashaib Khokhar Isra Nashaib Khokhar Isra Nashaib Khokhar Isra Nashaib Khokhar Isra Nashaib Khokhar Isra Nashaib Khokhar Isra Nashaib Khokhar Isra Nashaib Khokhar Isra Nashaib Khokhar Isra Nashaib Khokhar Isra Nashaib Khokhar Isra Nashaib Khokhar Isra Nashaib Khokhar Isra Nashaib Khokhar Isra Nashaib Khokhar Isra Nashaib Khokhar Isra Nashaib Khokhar Isra Nashaib Union Council BASEERA

BASEERA

AMANULLAH GHULAM SADEEQ NAZAR HUSSAIN IMRAN BUX FIDA HUSSAIN MALIK JEHANGEER GHULAM HUSSSAIN GHULAM ZAHIR ZAMEER ABBAS ABDUL GAFFOR ZAFAR HUSSAIN ASHIQ HUSSAIN MUZFAR ALI ASGHAR ALI FAQEER MUHAMMAD SADIQ HUSSAIN IQBAL HUSSAIN MUHAMMAD RAZAQ MUHAMMAD IQBAL ZAMEER ABBAS

BASEERA

4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22

ZAINAB MAI JANATAN MAI JANNAT SHADU MAI GHULAM SAKEENA TAJU MAI NAZEERA BIBI KOUSAR MAI TABU MAI NASEEM MAI NASEEM MAI ASIMA MAI GHULAM FATIMA RAJU MAI NASREEN BIBI AMMANA BIBI TASLEEM KAUSAR KALSOOM MAI TAJ BIBI

F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F

7 22 6 11 3 5 12

BASEERA SAHUWALA SAHUWALA SAHUWALA SAHUWALA SAHUWALA SAHUWALA SAHUWALA SAHUWALA SAHUWALA SAHUWALA SAHUWALA SAHUWALA SAHUWALA SAHUWALA SAHUWALA SAHUWALA SAHUWALA SAHUWALA

M&E Unit-CF

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23 AZIZ MAI 24 SAKINA MAI 25 SHENAZ MAI 26 KAUSAR BIBI 27 NUSRAT BIBI 28 29 SARWAR MAI 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 PATHANO MAI NASEEM MAI MEHNAZ BAIGAM WAZEERAN MAI WASOO MAI SHABOO NASREEN BIBI AZIZ MAI

GHULAM SHABIR MANZOOR AHMAD MANZOOR AHMAD MALIK JUMMA MEHMOOD AHMAD MUHAMMAD RAMZAN MOHAMMAD BUX ALLAHIE BAKSH GHULAM QASIM RIAZ HUSSAIN MUREED KAZAM KHADIM HUSSAIN GHULAM SHABIR SYED TUQEER ABBAS SYED MUREED HUSSAIN SHA MASTAQ HUSSAIN RAIZ HUSSAIN RAIZ HUSSAIN

F F F F F F

316-96-9025558 316-61771825 316-61771824 316-81771826 32202-75825406 32202536818632-4 32202-37214922 32202-34845048 32202-24566966 32202-24767240 32202-78949478 32202-81256644 32202-20716481 32202-77288630 322025475030-4 32202-24735480 32202-24177564 32202-24177462

8 10 5 3 2 10

KHAR KHAR KHAR KHAR KHAR Basti Mohana Basti Joota

SAHUWALA Kacha SAHUWALA Kacha SAHUWALA Kacha SAHUWALA Kacha SAHUWALA Kacha Sahu wala Pacca Mochi Wala K/P Laskani Wala Aulakh Nashaib Aulakh Nashaib Do Charkha Nashaib Do Charkha Nashaib Do Charkha Nashaib Sargani Nashaib

SAHUWALA SAHUWALA SAHUWALA SAHUWALA SAHUWALA SAHUWALA BASEERA BASEERA SHAHPUR SHAHPUR SHAHPUR SHAHPUR SHAHPUR BASEERA

F F F F F F F F

3 8 7 7 9 5 4 6 Basti Shahani Basti Dunay wali Maqsood Chowk Usman wala Usman wala Basti Awan Wala Basti Ghani

37

HAMEED BANO SAKENA MAI DILSHAD BIBI NASREEN AKHTER

Basti Ghani

Sargani Nashaib

BASEERA

38 39 40

F F F

8 7 7

Basti Ghani Basti Ghani Basti Ghani

Sargani Nashaib Sargani Nashaib Sargani Nashaib

BASEERA BASEERA BASEERA

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Annexure- VII (Assessed Beneficiaries Kitchen Gardening)

Sr # Name of Beneficiary MUHAMMAD AMEER Father's/ Husband's Name SYED BAHADAR Gender CNIC # Family size Hamlet Village UC Agric Input Type MICRO NUTRIENTS SEEDS AND TOOLKIT MICRO NUTRIENTS SEEDS AND TOOLKIT MICRO NUTRIENTS SEEDS AND TOOLKIT MICRO NUTRIENTS SEEDS AND TOOLKIT MICRO NUTRIENTS SEEDS AND TOOLKIT MICRO NUTRIENTS SEEDS AND TOOLKIT MICRO NUTRIENTS SEEDS AND TOOLKIT MICRO NUTRIENTS SEEDS AND TOOLKIT MICRO NUTRIENTS SEEDS AND TOOLKIT MICRO NUTRIENTS SEEDS AND TOOLKIT MICRO NUTRIENTS SEEDS AND TOOLKIT MICRO NUTRIENTS SEEDS AND TOOLKIT MICRO NUTRIENTS SEEDS AND TOOLKIT MICRO NUTRIENTS SEEDS AND TOOLKIT MICRO NUTRIENTS SEEDS AND TOOLKIT

322022499258-3

Jakhar

Sheen Wala

BASEERA

AMEER MUHAAMMED

ALLAH DAD

322027556970-7

Jakhar

Sheen Wala

BASEERA

MUHAMMAD IBRAHEEM

SHAIR BHUDAR

322022557868-5

Jakhar

Sheen Wala

BASEERA

INAYAT ULLAH

GHULAM YASEEN

322026497333-1

Jakhar

Sheen Wala

BASEERA

ZARINA BEGUM

GHULAM YASEEN

322027452480-2

10

Jakhar

Sheen Wala

BASEERA

JINDAN MAI

ABDUL AZIZ

322029424098-4

Jakhar

Sheen Wala

BASEERA

SHAID MEHMOOD

ABDUL AZIZ

322025649436-3

Jakhar

Sheen Wala

BASEERA

BAKHTO MAI

SHAIR MUHAMMAD

322027070128-8

Sheehn Wala

Sheehn Wala

BASEERA

MUREED MAI

MUHMMAD HUSSAIN

322027738662-2

Bahar Shah

Sheehn Wala

BASEERA

10

MAI NOORAIN

GHULAM HUSSAIN

322021408147-8

Bahar Shah

Sheehn Wala

BASEERA

11

SUDA MAI

ALI MUHMMAD

322025200427-8

Bahar Shah

Sheehn Wala

BASEERA

12

KHURSHEED BIBI

ABDUL MAJEED

322026191945-2

Bahar Shah

Sheehn Wala

BASEERA

13

KANEEZ MAI

MANZOOR HUSSAIN

322021213166-2

Bahar Shah

Sheehn Wala

BASEERA

14

NAZIR MAI

MUHMMAD NAWAZ

322020623558-0

Bahar Shah

Sheehn Wala

BASEERA

15

AHMAD BAKHASH

NOOR MOHAMMAD

32202-8183885

JAKHAR

SHEEHN WALA

BASEERA

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MICRO NUTRIENTS SEEDS AND TOOLKIT MICRO NUTRIENTS SEEDS AND TOOLKIT MICRO NUTRIENTS SEEDS AND TOOLKIT MICRO NUTRIENTS SEEDS AND TOOLKIT MICRO NUTRIENTS SEEDS AND TOOLKIT MICRO NUTRIENTS SEEDS AND TOOLKIT MICRO NUTRIENTS SEEDS AND TOOLKIT MICRO NUTRIENTS SEEDS AND TOOLKIT MICRO NUTRIENTS SEEDS AND TOOLKIT MICRO NUTRIENTS SEEDS AND TOOLKIT MICRO NUTRIENTS SEEDS AND TOOLKIT MICRO NUTRIENTS SEEDS AND TOOLKIT MICRO NUTRIENTS SEEDS AND TOOLKIT MICRO NUTRIENTS SEEDS AND TOOLKIT MICRO NUTRIENTS SEEDS AND TOOLKIT MICRO NUTRIENTS SEEDS AND TOOLKIT MICRO NUTRIENTS SEEDS AND TOOLKIT

16

MOHAMMAD AFZAL

NAZAR HUSSAIN

3220225060139

KHOKHAR

SHEEHN WALA

BASEERA

17

NAZEERAN BIBI

MANZOOR AHMAD

322025381418-6

10

KHOKHAR

SHEEHN WALA

BASEERA

18

FAIZ MUHAMMAD

IMAM BUX

322022554226-5

charag shah

Katchi bahar shah MOCHI WALA KATCHA PCA MOCHI WALA KATCHA PCA MOCHI WALA KATCHA PCA LASKANI WALA

BASEERA

19

NOOR MAI

MUHAMMAD BAKHSH

322023711897-2

MANGLA

BASEERA

20

AZIZ MAI

GHULAM FAREED

322025442063-6

10

MANGLA

BASEERA

21

TAJ MAI

BASHIR AHMAD

322027362458-2

MANGLA

BASEERA

22

AZIZ MAI

GHULAM FREED

322022421413-4

BASTI KANAIRA

BASEERA

23

ANWAR MAI

GHULAM SAMIR

322025719638-8

BASTI KANAIRA

LASKANI WALA

BASEERA

24

Ameer Hussain

Allah Diwaya

3220222482604-9

BASTI LASKANI

LASKANI WALA

BASEERA

25

Tasawar Hussain

Ghulam Shabir

322022546823-7

BASTI LASKANI

LASKANI WALA

BASEERA

26

Agha Hussain

Syed Nazar Hussain

322022214039-1

BASTI LASKANI

LASKANI WALA

BASEERA

27

AMEER HUSSAIN

ALLAH WASAYA

322022551181-7

Basti Ghani

sargani nashaib

BASEERA

28

MUSHTAQ HUSSAIN

GHULAM ALI

322028915777-1

Basti Ghani

sargani nashaib

BASEERA

29

SAHEB MAI

GHULAM ALI

322024074458-0

Basti Ghani

sargani nashaib KHOKAR ISRA NASHAIB KHOKAR ISRA NASHAIB KHOKAR ISRA NASHAIB

BASEERA

30

TAJU MAI

MUHAMMAD NAWAZ

322022463131-2

Mohana

SAHU WALA

31

ZAREENA MAI

MUHAMMAD MUNEER

322027972409-4

Mohana

SAHU WALA

32

RAZIA BIBI

QADIR BUX

322027193159-0

Mohana

SAHU WALA

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MICRO NUTRIENTS SEEDS AND TOOLKIT MICRO NUTRIENTS SEEDS AND TOOLKIT MICRO NUTRIENTS SEEDS AND TOOLKIT MICRO NUTRIENTS SEEDS AND TOOLKIT MICRO NUTRIENTS SEEDS AND TOOLKIT MICRO NUTRIENTS SEEDS AND TOOLKIT MICRO NUTRIENTS SEEDS AND TOOLKIT MICRO NUTRIENTS SEEDS AND TOOLKIT MICRO NUTRIENTS SEEDS AND TOOLKIT MICRO NUTRIENTS SEEDS AND TOOLKIT MICRO NUTRIENTS SEEDS AND TOOLKIT MICRO NUTRIENTS SEEDS AND TOOLKIT MICRO NUTRIENTS SEEDS AND TOOLKIT MICRO NUTRIENTS SEEDS AND TOOLKIT MICRO NUTRIENTS SEEDS AND TOOLKIT MICRO NUTRIENTS SEEDS AND TOOLKIT MICRO NUTRIENTS SEEDS AND TOOLKIT

33

REHNA BIBI

SARDAR AHMAD

322022110827-6

Mohana

KHOKAR ISRA NASHAIB KHOKAR ISRA NASHAIB KHOKAR ISRA NASHAIB KHOKAR ISRA NASHAIB KHOKAR ISRA NASHAIB KHOKAR ISRA NASHAIB KHOKAR ISRA NASHAIB KHOKAR ISRA NASHAIB SAHO WALA KACHA SAHO WALA KACHA SAHO WALA KACHA SAHO WALA KACHA SAHO WALA KACHA SAHO WALA KACHA SAHU WALA Kacha SAHU WALA Kacha SAHU WALA Kacha

SAHU WALA

34

GULZAR MAI

ALLAH BUX

3220261411188-8

Mohana

SAHU WALA

35

SHADU MAI

GHULAM HUSSAIN

32202-2424462

Mohana

SAHU WALA

36

KALSOOM BIBI

MUHAMMAD FAROOQ

322028572796-2

Mohana

SAHU WALA

37

HUSSEENA MAI

MAZHAR ABBAS

322022906534-4

Mohana

SAHU WALA

38

HAJRA MAI

ZAFAR IQBAL

322021842482-0

Mohana

SAHU WALA

39

SAEED MAI

ASHAQ HUSSAIN

322021976274-6

Mohana

SAHU WALA

40

KHURSHEED MAI

BASHEER HUSSAIN

322022656502-2

Mohana

SAHU WALA

41

NUSRAT BIBI

MUHAMMAD ISMAIL

322022462254-8

BASTI SIAL

SAHU WALA

42

SHAKILA BIBI

MUHAMMAD JAVAID MEER GHULAM HUSSAIN MUHAMMAD SULEMAN

322029881734-4

BASTI SIAL

SAHU WALA

43

TAJU MAI

322022432810-2

BASTI SIAL

SAHU WALA

44

AZIZ MAI

322028473629-6

BASTI SIAL

SAHU WALA

45

NAZEERAN MAI

AMAN ULLAH

322023837305-6

BASTI SIAL

SAHU WALA

46

SAFIA MAI

MAKHAN SAYAL

322021342931-0

10

BASTI SIAL

SAHU WALA

47

RAZU MAI

MUHAMMAD RAMZAN

322032006486-2

SAHU WALA

SAHU WALA

48

SAKEENA

GUL SHAIR

322025054587-8

10

SAHU WALA

SAHU WALA

49

AZEEZ MAI

GHULAM QASIM

322027202799-1

SAHU WALA

SAHU WALA

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MICRO NUTRIENTS SEEDS AND TOOLKIT MICRO NUTRIENTS SEEDS AND TOOLKIT MICRO NUTRIENTS SEEDS AND TOOLKIT MICRO NUTRIENTS SEEDS AND TOOLKIT MICRO NUTRIENTS SEEDS AND TOOLKIT MICRO NUTRIENTS SEEDS AND TOOLKIT MICRO NUTRIENTS SEEDS AND TOOLKIT MICRO NUTRIENTS SEEDS AND TOOLKIT MICRO NUTRIENTS SEEDS AND TOOLKIT MICRO NUTRIENTS SEEDS AND TOOLKIT MICRO NUTRIENTS SEEDS AND TOOLKIT

50

SHAMILA BIBI

MUHAMMAD HAMEED

Missing

SAHU WALA

SAHU WALA Kacha SAHU WALA Kacha SAHU WALA Kacha SAHU WALA Kacha SAHU WALA Kacha SAHU WALA Kacha SAHU WALA Kacha SAHU WALA Kacha SAHU WALA Kacha Khokhar Isra Nashaib Khokhar Isra Nashaib

SAHU WALA

51

SHMEEM AKHTER

IJAZ HUSSAIN

322022774190-4

SAHU WALA

SAHU WALA

52

NASREEN MAI

MUHAMMAD ASLAM

322027521478-6

SAHU WALA

SAHU WALA

53

MUMTAZ MAI

ALLAH DAD

322022440254-8

10

SAHU WALA

SAHU WALA

54

SHAKEELA BIBI

MANZOOR HUSSAIN

322026997118-8

SAHU WALA

SAHU WALA

55

IRSHAD BIBI

GHULAM RASOOL

322028437663-0

10

SAHU WALA

SAHU WALA

56

SHANAZ BEGUM

GHULAM ABBAS

322022979985-4

SAHU WALA

SAHU WALA

57

MIMTAZ

MUHAMMAD NAWAZ

322025734112-8

SIHR

SAHU WALA

58

ZAINAT BIBI

ISHAQ AHMAD

322038515775-2

SIHR

SAHU WALA

59

RUQIA BIB

IMDAD HUSSAIN

322022431788-9

Basti Loother

SAHU WALA

60

SADU MAI

GHULAM HUSSAIN

322020209034-4

Basti Patafi

SAHU WALA

M&E Unit-CF

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Annexure-VIII (Assessed Beneficiaries Agri-Inputs)

Assessed Beneficiaries Seed Mung, Fertilizer Urea and Agric Tool Kit District LAYYAH Name of Beneficiary SYD KHUR MUHMMAD Father's/ Husband's Name Family size

Sr #

Gender

CNIC #

Hamlet

Village

UC

Seed SM Seed Mung +Fertilizer Urea +Agric Tool Seed Mung +Fertilizer Urea +Agric Tool Seed Mung +Fertilizer Urea +Agric Tool Seed Mung +Fertilizer Urea +Agric Tool Seed Mung +Fertilizer Urea +Agric Tool Seed Mung +Fertilizer Urea +Agric Tool Seed Mung +Fertilizer Urea +Agric Tool Seed Mung +Fertilizer Urea +Agric Tool Seed Mung +Fertilizer Urea +Agric Tool Seed Mung +Fertilizer Urea +Agric Tool Seed Mung +Fertilizer Urea +Agric Tool Seed Mung +Fertilizer Urea +Agric Tool Seed Mung +Fertilizer Urea +Agric Tool

ZAHID SHA

322022483138-5

Khair Shah

Laskani Wala

BASEERA

ALLAH WASAYA

GHULAM HAIDER

322028622160-1

Khair Shah

Laskani Wala

BASEERA

GHULAM BASHIR

KHUDA BUKISH

322025483512-7

Khair Shah

Laskani Wala

BASEERA

AMEER HUSSAIN

MUHAMMAD BUX

322025995269-9

10

Basti Laskani

Laskani Wala

BASEERA

GHULAM MURTAZA

AMEER HUSSAIN

322022544779-7

Basti Laskani

Laskani Wala

BASEERA

MANZOOR HUSSAIN

ALLAH BUX

322023894276-3

Basti Laskani

Laskani Wala

BASEERA

NOOR MUHAMMAD

GHULAM HUSSAIN

322022530835-5

Basti Laskani

Laskani Wala

BASEERA

BASHEER AHMAD

MUHAMMAD BUX

322027001623-3

Basti Laskani

Laskani Wala

BASEERA

GHULAM SHABEER

GHULAM HUSSAIN

322024666782-5

Basti Laskani

Laskani Wala

BASEERA

10

MUHAMAMD AFZAL

GHULAM HUSSAIN

322020953883-7

Basti Laskani

Laskani Wala

BASEERA

11

MUHAMMAD ISHAQ

ALI HASAN

322022393745-9

Basti Laskani

Laskani Wala

BASEERA

12

SYED MUMTAZ HUSSAIN

SYED MULAZIM HUSSAIN

322022502343-9

Basti Laskani

Laskani Wala

BASEERA

13

FAQEER MUHAMMAD

MUHAMMAD BUX

322027871015-7

Basti Laskani

Laskani Wala

BASEERA

M&E Unit-CF

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MUHAMMAD MUNEER

RAB NAWAZ

322025897069-9

Basti Laskani

Laskani Wala

BASEERA

Seed Mung +Fertilizer Urea +Agric Tool Seed Mung +Fertilizer Urea +Agric Tool Seed Mung +Fertilizer Urea +Agric Tool Seed Mung +Fertilizer Urea +Agric Tool Seed Mung +Fertilizer Urea +Agric Tool Seed Mung +Fertilizer Urea +Agric Tool Seed Mung +Fertilizer Urea +Agric Tool Seed Mung +Fertilizer Urea +Agric Tool Seed Mung +Fertilizer Urea +Agric Tool Seed Mung +Fertilizer Urea +Agric Tool Seed Mung +Fertilizer Urea +Agric Tool Seed Mung +Fertilizer Urea +Agric Tool Seed Mung +Fertilizer Urea +Agric Tool Seed Mung +Fertilizer Urea +Agric Tool Seed Mung +Fertilizer Urea +Agric Tool Seed Mung +Fertilizer Urea +Agric Tool

15

ZAFAR IQBAL

BID KHAN

322022796829-1

Basti Laskani

Laskani Wala

BASEERA

16

MUHAMMAD MITHO

RAHEEM BUX

322022892433-1

Basti Laskani

Laskani Wala

BASEERA

17

MASTAQ HUSSAIN

GHULAM HAIDER

322021851028-1

Basti Laskani

Laskani Wala

BASEERA

18

GHULAM RASOOL

GHULAM HUSSAIN

322028705854-1

Basti Laskani

Laskani Wala

BASEERA

19

MUHAMMAD ISHFAQ

GHULAM HAIDER

322022539675-5

Basti Laskani

Laskani Wala

BASEERA

20

FAZAL AHNMAD

ALLAH BUX

322023552496-9

10

Basti Laskani

Laskani Wala

BASEERA

21

RAB NAWAZ

ALLAH WASAYA

322021729704-1

Basti Laskani

Laskani Wala

BASEERA

22

MUHAMMAD ASLAM

GHULAM RASOOL

32202-8558221

Basti Laskani

Laskani Wala

BASEERA

23

BASHEER HUSSAIN SYED GHAZANFAR HUSSAIN

FAQEER MUHAMMAD

322028951612-1

Basti Laskani

Laskani Wala

BASEERA

24

SYED MUSHTAQ HUSSIAN

322022502349-1

Basti Laskani

Laskani Wala

BASEERA

25

IMAM BUX

WALI MUHAMMAD

322021142097-9

Basti Laskani

Laskani Wala

BASEERA

26

AHMAD YAR

MUHAMAMD BUX

322022563922-3

Basti Laskani

Laskani Wala

BASEERA

27

MUHAMMAD BAKSH

GULAM SADDIQUE

322022547364-9

Basti Laskani

Laskani Wala

BASEERA

28

MUHAMMAD IQBAL

MUHAMMAD RAMZAN

322027223701-1

Basti Laskani

Laskani Wala

BASEERA

29

KANEEZ FATIMA

MUHAMMAD IQBAL

322023249190-0

Lothar

Laskani Wala

BASEERA

M&E Unit-CF

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GHULAM QASIM KHAN

GHULAM AKBAR

322022488329-7

Basti Morani

Laskani Wala

BASEERA

Seed Mung +Fertilizer Urea +Agric Tool Seed Mung +Fertilizer Urea +Agric Tool Seed Mung +Fertilizer Urea +Agric Tool Seed Mung +Fertilizer Urea +Agric Tool Seed Mung +Fertilizer Urea +Agric Tool Seed Mung +Fertilizer Urea +Agric Tool Seed Mung +Fertilizer Urea +Agric Tool Seed Mung +Fertilizer Urea +Agric Tool Seed Mung +Fertilizer Urea +Agric Tool Seed Mung +Fertilizer Urea +Agric Tool Seed Mung +Fertilizer Urea +Agric Tool

31

WAZEER MAI

MANZOOR HUSSAIN

322022453585-2

Basti Morani

Laskani Wala

BASEERA

32

SAIF ULLHA KHAN

GHULAM AKBAR

322022565197-7

Basti Morani

Laskani Wala

BASEERA

33

NAZAKAT HUSSAIN

GHULAM NABI

322027981619-5

Basti Morani

Laskani Wala

BASEERA

34

MANZOOR HUSSAIN

SHADOO KHAN

322025952451-9

Basti Morani

Laskani Wala

BASEERA

35

MAQSOOD HUSSAIN

GHULAM MUHAMMAD

322022532886-1

Basti Morani

Laskani Wala

BASEERA

36

IJAZ HUSSAIN

AHMAD KHAN

322025573852-7

Basti Morani

Laskani Wala

BASEERA

37

GHULAM QASIM KHAN

KHUDA BUX KHAN

322027636234-5

Basti Morani

Laskani Wala

BASEERA

38

IMDAD HUSSAIN

MANZOOR HUSSAIN

322022547256-7

Basti Morani

Laskani Wala

BASEERA

39

SYED SAJJAD HUSSAIN

SYED SADIQ HUSSAIN

322021558951-5

Basti Nooran

Laskani Wala

BASEERA

40

KHADAM HUSSAIN

MUHAMMAD RAMZAN

32202-1318621

Basti Nooran

Laskani Wala

BASEERA

Assessed Beneficiaries SEED Rice,Fertilizer Urea and agric Tool Kit District LAYYAH Seed Rice + Fertilizer Urea + Fertilizer DAP + Agric Tool Kit Seed Rice + Fertilizer Urea + Fertilizer DAP + Agric Tool Kit Seed Rice + Fertilizer Urea + Fertilizer DAP + Agric Tool Kit Seed Rice + Fertilizer Urea + Fertilizer DAP + Agric Tool Kit

Sr.#

Name of Beneficiary

Father's/ Husband's Name

Gender

CNIC #

Family Size

Hamlet

Village

UC

FAZAL ABBAS

MEHMOOD KHAN

322025643568-3

Khayber Gashkori

Baseera

BASEERA

NASEEM MAI

MOHAMMAD RAMZAN

322022739802-8

Khayber Gashkori

Baseera

BASEERA

MUKHTIAR HUSSAIN

LASHKER ALI

322022502450-3

Khayber Gashkori

Baseera

BASEERA

M&E Unit-CF

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Seed Rice + Fertilizer Urea + Fertilizer DAP + Agric Tool Kit Seed Rice + Fertilizer Urea + Fertilizer DAP + Agric Tool Kit Seed Rice + Fertilizer Urea + Fertilizer DAP + Agric Tool Kit Seed Rice + Fertilizer Urea + Fertilizer DAP + Agric Tool Kit Seed Rice + Fertilizer Urea + Fertilizer DAP + Agric Tool Kit Seed Rice + Fertilizer Urea + Fertilizer DAP + Agric Tool Kit Seed Rice + Fertilizer Urea + Fertilizer DAP + Agric Tool Kit Seed Rice + Fertilizer Urea + Fertilizer DAP + Agric Tool Kit Seed Rice + Fertilizer Urea + Fertilizer DAP + Agric Tool Kit Seed Rice + Fertilizer Urea + Fertilizer DAP + Agric Tool Kit Seed Rice + Fertilizer Urea + Fertilizer DAP + Agric Tool Kit Seed Rice + Fertilizer Urea + Fertilizer DAP + Agric Tool Kit Seed Rice + Fertilizer Urea + Fertilizer DAP + Agric Tool Kit Seed Rice + Fertilizer Urea + Fertilizer DAP + Agric Tool Kit Seed Rice + Fertilizer Urea + Fertilizer DAP + Agric Tool Kit Seed Rice + Fertilizer Urea + Fertilizer DAP + Agric Tool Kit Seed Rice + Fertilizer Urea + Fertilizer DAP + Agric Tool Kit

MOHAMMAD ASLAM

LASHKAR ALI

322022502449-1

Khayber Gashkori

Baseera

BASEERA

MOHAMMAD IQBAL

LASHKAR ALI

322022504699-7

10

Khayber Gashkori

Baseera

BASEERA

BASHEER AHMAD

ALLAH BUX

322027759165-9

Khayber Gashkori

Baseera

BASEERA

KORA KHAN

MOHAMMAD KHAN

322022319236-7

Khayber Gashkori

Baseera

BASEERA

MANZOOR HUSSAIN

MOUSA KHAN

322022795442-3

11

Khayber Gashkori

Baseera

BASEERA

MUKHTIAR HUSSAIN

ALLAH BAKHASH

322027025629-7

Baseer Jadeed

Baseera

BASEERA

10

SADDO BIBI

ABDUL HAMEED

322022430851-4

Basti Mud

Baseera

BASEERA

11

GHULAM SHABEER

MOHAMMAD HAYYAT

322022145049-3

Basti Mud

Baseera

BASEERA

12

AZIZ MAI

MOHAMMAD HANIF

322027824525-4

Basti Mud

Baseera

BASEERA

13

ZUBAIDA BIBI

AKHTER ABBAS

322029895038-2

Basti Mud

Baseera

BASEERA

14

GHULAM ABBAS

GHULAM HUSSAIN

322020169089-3

Basti Mud

Baseera

BASEERA

15

MAZHAR HUSSAIN

ALLAH DAD

322028387833-6

10

Basti Mud

Baseera

BASEERA

16

ZAFAR IQBAL

ALLAH DAD

322022498774-7

Basti Mud

Baseera

BASEERA

17

KANIZ FATIMA

MOHAMMAD AKRAM

32202248310-8

Basti Mud

Baseera

BASEERA

18

MUSHTAQ HUSSAIN

GANMOO

322029504591-5

Basti Wahia

Katchi Bahar Shah

BASEERA

19

HAMMID ALI

AHMED BAKHSH

322024462575-1

Katchi Bahar Shah

Katchi Bahar Shah

BASEERA

20

MUHAMMD HUSSAIN

GHULAM HAIDER

322027968145-7

Katchi Bahar Shah

Katchi Bahar Shah

BASEERA

M&E Unit-CF

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Seed Rice + Fertilizer Urea + Fertilizer DAP + Agric Tool Kit Seed Rice + Fertilizer Urea + Fertilizer DAP + Agric Tool Kit Seed Rice + Fertilizer Urea + Fertilizer DAP + Agric Tool Kit Seed Rice + Fertilizer Urea + Fertilizer DAP + Agric Tool Kit Seed Rice + Fertilizer Urea + Fertilizer DAP + Agric Tool Kit Seed Rice + Fertilizer Urea + Fertilizer DAP + Agric Tool Kit Seed Rice + Fertilizer Urea + Fertilizer DAP + Agric Tool Kit Seed Rice + Fertilizer Urea + Fertilizer DAP + Agric Tool Kit Seed Rice + Fertilizer Urea + Fertilizer DAP + Agric Tool Kit Seed Rice + Fertilizer Urea + Fertilizer DAP + Agric Tool Kit Seed Rice + Fertilizer Urea + Fertilizer DAP + Agric Tool Kit Seed Rice + Fertilizer Urea + Fertilizer DAP + Agric Tool Kit Seed Rice + Fertilizer Urea + Fertilizer DAP + Agric Tool Kit Seed Rice + Fertilizer Urea + Fertilizer DAP + Agric Tool Kit Seed Rice + Fertilizer Urea + Fertilizer DAP + Agric Tool Kit Seed Rice + Fertilizer Urea + Fertilizer DAP + Agric Tool Kit Seed Rice + Fertilizer Urea + Fertilizer DAP + Agric Tool Kit

21

FAIZ MUAHMMAD

GHULAM HUSSAIN

322020904621-9

Katchi Bahar Shah

Katchi Bahar Shah

BASEERA

22

SJJAD HUSSAIN

GHULAM AKBAR

322028870035-5

Katchi Bahar Shah

Katchi Bahar Shah

BASEERA

23

ABDUL MAJEED

ALLAH BUX

322024464785-7

Katchi Bahar Shah

Katchi Bahar Shah

BASEERA

24

FREED HUSSAIN

ALLAH BUX

322022518661-5

Katchi Bahar Shah

Katchi Bahar Shah

BASEERA

25

NAZAR HUSSAIN

ALLAH BUX

322027372556-9

Katchi Bahar Shah

Katchi Bahar Shah

BASEERA

26

RASHEED AHMED

AMEER HUSSAIN

322024303546-7

Katchi Bahar Shah

Katchi Bahar Shah

BASEERA

27

MUHAMMD FAIZ

ALLAH BUX

322022505353-5

11

Katchi Bahar Shah

Katchi Bahar Shah

BASEERA

28

MUHAMMD UMMAR FARROQI

GHULAM RASOOL

322025689125-5

Katchi Bahar Shah

Katchi Bahar Shah

BASEERA

29

MUHAMMD AKRAM

GHUALM HUSSIAN

322028152864-5

Katchi Bahar Shah

Katchi Bahar Shah

BASEERA

30

REHMAT ULLAH

GHULAM SADEEQ

322023231842-1

Katchi Bahar Shah

Katchi Bahar Shah

BASEERA

31

GHULAM SHABIR

GHULAM SHABIR

322020912021-9

Katchi Bahar Shah

Katchi Bahar Shah

BASEERA

32

MUHAMMAD ALI

BAKHA

322029076172-5

Basti Dera Wali Muhammad

Katchi Bahar Shah

BASEERA

33

MEHBOOB AHMAD

MASSU

322022658018-5

Basti Dera Wali Muhammad

Katchi Bahar Shah

BASEERA

34

MUHAMMAD ASHRAF

MASSU

322025683348-9

Basti Dera Wali Muhammad

Katchi Bahar Shah

BASEERA

35

MUHAMMAD ASHRAF

AHMAD BUX

322029380826-5

Basti Dera Wali Muhammad

Katchi Bahar Shah

BASEERA

36

FAIZ MUHAMMAD

FAQEER MUHAMMAD

322025984682-7

Basti Laskani

Laskani Wala

BASEERA

37

ALTAF HUSSAIN

GHULAM QASIM

322026210250-5

Lothar

Laskani Wala

BASEERA

M&E Unit-CF

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Seed Rice + Fertilizer Urea + Fertilizer DAP + Agric Tool Kit Seed Rice + Fertilizer Urea + Fertilizer DAP + Agric Tool Kit Seed Rice + Fertilizer Urea + Fertilizer DAP + Agric Tool Kit Seed Rice + Fertilizer Urea + Fertilizer DAP + Agric Tool Kit Seed Rice + Fertilizer Urea + Fertilizer DAP + Agric Tool Kit Seed Rice + Fertilizer Urea + Fertilizer DAP + Agric Tool Kit Seed Rice + Fertilizer Urea + Fertilizer DAP + Agric Tool Kit Seed Rice + Fertilizer Urea + Fertilizer DAP + Agric Tool Kit Seed Rice + Fertilizer Urea + Fertilizer DAP + Agric Tool Kit Seed Rice + Fertilizer Urea + Fertilizer DAP + Agric Tool Kit Seed Rice + Fertilizer Urea + Fertilizer DAP + Agric Tool Kit

38

SYED ALI SHA

AMEER HAIDER SHA

3220224987O4-9

Lothar

Laskani Wala

BASEERA

39

MULAZIM HUSSAIN KHAN

GHU;LAM AKBAR KHAN

322022554438-7

10

Lothar

Laskani Wala

BASEERA

40

KHADAM HUSSAIN KHAN

MEHMOOD KHAN

322023983470-1

10

Lothar

Laskani Wala

BASEERA

41

CHARAGH HUSSAIN

AMEER HAIDER

3220224987O4-1

Lothar

Laskani Wala

BASEERA

42

IQBAL HUSSAIN

GHULAM HUSSAIN

322022493843-1

Lothar

Laskani Wala

BASEERA

43

FAZAL HUSSAIN

FAQEER MUHAMMAD

322021880221-5

Lothar

Laskani Wala

BASEERA

44

KHURSHEED MAI

GHULAM AKBAR

322023166346-0

Basti Morani

Laskani Wala

BASEERA

45

MASTAQ AHMAD

KALU KHAN

322021885711-3

Kachar Shahani

Sanjh Isra

SAHUWALA

46

ASHAQ HUSSAIN

MUHAMMAD BUX

322022152327-7

Kachar Shahani

Sanjh Isra

SAHUWALA

47

JAVEED IQBAL

ASHAQ HUSSAIN

322020511557-3

Kachar Shahani

Sanjh Isra

SAHUWALA

48

MUHAMMAD SHAREEF

GHULAM SHABIR KHAN

322029851165-3

Kachar Shahani

Sanjh Isra

SAHUWALA

Assessed BENEFICIARIES OF SEED COTTON , FERTILIZER UREA AND AGRIC TOOL KIT Sr # 1 Name of Beneficiary MUKHTIAR HUSSAIN Father's/ Husband's Name GHULAM SHABIR Gender (M/F) M CNIC # 322027583717-3 322027287826-7 322024972855-5 322026889765-1 322022495993-9 Family size 8 Hamlet Katchi Bahar Shah Katchi Bahar Shah Katchi Bahar Shah Katchi Bahar Shah Cheerag Shah Village Katchi Bahar Shah Katchi Bahar Shah Katchi Bahar Shah Katchi Bahar Shah Katchi Bahar Shah

District LAYYAH UC Baseera Agric Input Type SEED COTTON , FERTILIZER UREA AND AGRIC TOOL KIT SEED COTTON , FERTILIZER UREA AND AGRIC TOOL KIT SEED COTTON , FERTILIZER UREA AND AGRIC TOOL KIT SEED COTTON , FERTILIZER UREA AND AGRIC TOOL KIT SEED COTTON , FERTILIZER UREA AND AGRIC TOOL KIT

RAB NAWAZ

ALU FAQEER MUHAMMAD GHULAM HUSSAIN

Baseera

MUSHTAQ HUSSAIN

Baseera

MANZOOR HUSSAIN MUHAMMAD IBRAHEEM

Baseera

KHUDA BUX

Baseera

M&E Unit-CF

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SEED COTTON , FERTILIZER UREA AND AGRIC TOOL KIT SEED COTTON , FERTILIZER UREA AND AGRIC TOOL KIT SEED COTTON , FERTILIZER UREA AND AGRIC TOOL KIT SEED COTTON , FERTILIZER UREA AND AGRIC TOOL KIT SEED COTTON , FERTILIZER UREA AND AGRIC TOOL KIT SEED COTTON , FERTILIZER UREA AND AGRIC TOOL KIT SEED COTTON , FERTILIZER UREA AND AGRIC TOOL KIT SEED COTTON , FERTILIZER UREA AND AGRIC TOOL KIT SEED COTTON , FERTILIZER UREA AND AGRIC TOOL KIT SEED COTTON , FERTILIZER UREA AND AGRIC TOOL KIT SEED COTTON , FERTILIZER UREA AND AGRIC TOOL KIT SEED COTTON , FERTILIZER UREA AND AGRIC TOOL KIT SEED COTTON , FERTILIZER UREA AND AGRIC TOOL KIT SEED COTTON , FERTILIZER UREA AND AGRIC TOOL KIT SEED COTTON , FERTILIZER UREA AND AGRIC TOOL KIT SEED COTTON , FERTILIZER UREA AND AGRIC TOOL KIT SEED COTTON , FERTILIZER UREA AND AGRIC TOOL KIT SEED COTTON , FERTILIZER UREA AND AGRIC TOOL KIT SEED COTTON , FERTILIZER UREA AND AGRIC TOOL KIT

MUHAMMD NAWAZ SHAH GHULAM QASIM

KARAM HUSSAIN SHAH MAHR HUSSAIN

322022495974-5 Missing 322022498762-3 322022547727-5 322022530877-7 322027296279-1 322028045304-3 322026310570-1 322022490335-7 322029130783-6 322027539575-3 322021139863-5 322023886791-3 322026161966-7 322020351944-5 322027653892-3 322026684487-7 322025885253-3 322027740859-1

Cheerag Shah Basti Gaman Shah Basti Gaman Shah Basti Kunira KHAIR SHAH KHAIR SHAH KHAIR SHAH KHAIR SHAH KHAIR SHAH BASTI MORANI BASTI MORANI Basti Mohana Basti Mohana Basti Mohana Basti Mohana

Katchi Bahar Shah Laskani Wala Laskani Wala Laskani Wala Laskani Wala Laskani Wala Laskani Wala Laskani Wala Laskani Wala Laskani Wala Laskani Wala Sahuwala Pacca Sahuwala Pacca Sahuwala Pacca Sahuwala Pacca

Baseera

Baseera

MAZHAR ABBAS

GHULAM ABBAS

Baseera

GHULAM ABBAS

JAMU SHAH MUHMMAD AMEEN GHULAM BSHABEER GHULAB

Baseera

10

MUHMMAD AFZAL MUHMMAD TANVEER MUHMMAD FAIZULLAH FAZAL ABAS MUKHTAIR AHMED KAZMI ALLAH WASAI

Baseera

11

Baseera

12

Baseera

13

GHULAM HUSSAIN SYD MUHMMAD HUSSAIN GHULAM AKBAR

Baseera

14

Baseera

15

Baseera

16

MANZOOR HUSSAIN

KALOO KHAN

Baseera

17

MUHAMMAD IQBAL

GULA MUHAAMMAD NAWAZ GUHULAM RASOOL

10

Sahuwala

18

NOOR AHMAD

10

Sahuwala

19

MUHAMMAD RAMZAN

Sahuwala

20

RAB NAWAZ

ALLAH DAWAYA

Sahuwala

21

IMAM BUX

AHMAD BUX

5 Basti Thori 5 Shah Wala 2 Basti Perain Basti Perain Sanjh Isra Aulakh Nashaib Aulakh Nashaib Sahuwala Sanjh Isra Sahuwala

22

ABDUL RAZZAQ

ALLAH DAD KHAN MULAZIM HUSSAIN MULAZIM HUSSAIN

23

IJAZ AHMAD

SHAH PUR

24

ALTAF HUSSAIN

SHAH PUR

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Annexure- XI (Assessed Schemes of CPIs)

Sr. No Union Council R/Village Name of PC/CBO Location (Hamlet) Project SubType No.s

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 CBO AL REHMAN

BASEERA JADEED Baseera

Hand pump Tube Well Bore Tube Well Bore SOLING DRAIN Link Road Link Road DRAIN CULVERT Hand pump Link Road Drain

1 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 1 1

Union Council Baseera

BASTI MUD PC AL ABBAS PC LASKANI WALA PC WASHAIB DAHI TANZEEM CBO AL GHAZI WELFARE PC SADEEQ ABAD BASEERA JADEED LASKANI WALA MORANI NOORAN WALA MORANI SADEEQ ABAD

Laskani Wala

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