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Social Monitoring Report

March 2016

PAK: Punjab Irrigation Agriculture Investment Project – New Khanki Barrage Project Loan 2841

Internal Resettlement Monitoring Report

Prepared by the Project Management Office (PMO) for Punjab Barrages, Irrigation Department,

Punjab for the Asian Development Bank (ADB).

The social monitoring report is a document of the borrower. The views expressed herein do not

necessarily represent those of ADB’s Board of Directors, Management, or staff, and may be preliminary in nature.

In preparing any country program or strategy, financing any project, or by making any designation of or reference to a particular territory or geographic area in this document, the Asian Development Bank does not intend to make any judgments as to the legal or other status of any territory or area.

GOVERNMENT OF THE PUNJAB

IRRIGATION DEPARTMENT

New Khanki Barrage Project (NKBP)

ADB Loan No. 2841-PAK

Internal Resettlement Monitoring Report

(LCC Lead Channel Component)

For

Quarter January- March 2016

PROJECT MANAGEMENT OFFICE (PMO) FOR PUNJAB BARRAGES

IRRIGATION DEPARTMENT CANAL BANK MUSTAFABAD,

Lahore.

NKBP Internal Resettlement Monitoring Report

PMO For Punjab Barrages


Internal Resettlement Monitoring Report for the Quarter January -March 2016

1. LAND ACQUISITION AND RESETTLEMENT PLAN (LARP)

The project is category B for i volu tary resettle e t a d category C for i dige ous people. Draft Land Acquisition and Resettlement Plan (LARP) for New Khanki Barrage was

prepared and submitted to ADB for approval. ADB cleared the draft LARP on July 07, 2012.

LARP was revised/ updated and cleared by ADB in Feb 2014. Land Acquisition is in progress

according to requirement of Land Acquisition Act 1894. A total of 8.6 acres of land was

required for construction of Head Regulator and Head Reach of the new LCC. Section 4 and

section 5 of Land Acquisition Act for 8.6 acres of land were notified and published in the

Punjab Gazette on August 07, 2012 and January 21, 2013 respectively. Land price was

assessed, and the EA released the total amount Rs. 9.925 million to the Revenue

Department, Government of the Punjab.

However, due to change in engineering design, it was found that only 4.58 acres out of 8.6

acres of land was required along with a new piece of land 1 acre, 6 kanal, 3 marlas, and 4.5

Sarsai. Due to this change, process of land acquisition was re-initiated. The section 4 & 5 of

land Acquisition Act 1894 for additional land was notified and published in the Punjab

Gazette on July 11, 2014 and July 29, 2015 respectively.

Again due to change in engineering design of LCC Lead Channel, the procedure for acquiring

5 kanal, 10 Marla of private land from one landowner (Mr. Farooq Akbar Cheema) is still in

process. Compensation rates have been re-calculated to reflect current values and

procedures. The landowner has received full payment for crop losses, trees and structures.

The five affected families which are residing at the Dera of landowner, now they are shifted

in their new accommodation built by the landowner on his remaining land. Their livelihoods

remain unaffected. These households have received their relocation allowance (Pak Rupees

5,000/household) and cash assistance for vulnerable households (Pak Rupees72, 000/-

household). Alternative accommodation for the 15 no. of the affected families of Irrigation

staff is also being constructed and out of 15 No. AFs, 13 are shifted in new buildings. Funds

for the remaining compensation activities are available. All compensation payment of 6.625

acres land and relocation of the 02 affected households will be completed by June 2016.

LARP implementation activities for Tranche-2 relates to LCC Lead Channel (Component) of

New Khanki Barrage Project. Internal Resettlement Monitoring of all relevant activities is the

responsibility of PMO (Environment and Social Unit (ESU). Internal Monitoring Reports in

the shape of QPR are being regularly submitted to the Bank. PMO has selected an



independent resettlement monitor (IM) to cover all tranches of the MFF. He has signed the

contract agreement with PMO and PMO has sent to the ADB for approval which is still

awaited. The IM will be mobilized by May 2016 and is expected to submit his first external

resettlement monitoring report by July 01, 2016.

ESU / PMO for Punjab Barrages is busy in Implementation of LARP since 2012.

The Implementation Schedule of LARP is given below:

Sr.

No.

Action Time Line Responsibility To date Status

1 Establishment of PMO - PID PMO is already in place

at Lahore.

2 Setting-up the ESU. In place

PMO ESU is already in place.

3 Setting-up the LIU at Khanki 30 June, 2012

PMO Notified

4 Establish Grievance Redress Cell. 30 Sep, 2012 PMO Notified.

5 Submission of draft LARP to ADB 30 June, 2012 PMO Submitted

6 Approval of LARP 15 June, 2012 ADB Cleared

7 Urdu translation and disclosure of

LARP

05 July, 2012 PD/ ESU Also paste at website

8 Formation of DPs Consultation

Committees (2 Nos.)

30 Jun 2012 LIU Formed and notified.

9 Deployment of Supervisory

Consultants

30 Sep. 2012 PMO Deployed

10 Deployment of Social & Environment 31 Dec 2012 PMO Deployed

11 Employment to DPs/ locals (age of

economic group)

June 2013 to

March 2017

Contractor/

Consultants/PMO

A list of willing and

potential DPs/ locals is

included in LARP. Also

given to DESCON

(Contractor) for action.

12 IMR submission before handing over

Barrage site for construction

31 Oct, 2012 PMO Done

13 NTP for Barrage - ADB Done



14 Construction of Link LCC 30 Jun. 2016 Contractor/ PMO To be completed up to

30 Jun, 2016.

Land Acquisition

15 Section-4 Notification Dec. 2015 LAC Due to new / revised

drawing of LCC in

September 2015

16 Section-5 Notification January-2016 LAC Section 5 is cleared form

LAC and will be published

before April 15, 2016

17 Land Acquisition Process through

Private Negotiation

-- -- Not Applicable

18 LARP Updation Oct. 2015 Consultant LARP discussed with the

ADB representatives on

October 07, 2015.

19 Payment to DPs (Partial Payment) July 2015 Land owner/

PMO

100% payment has

released to land owner,

laborers are shifted in

alternate location at

nearby place.

20 Relocation of Farming labourers Dec., 2015 Land owner/Agri.

Labourers PMO

Farming laborers are

shifted in newly

constructed

accommodation by the

land owner.

21 Final payment to land owner after

confirmation by IM that labourers

have been relocated and paid as in

LARP.

May 2016 PMO Final payment of the land

will be made before

June, 2016 to the land

owner after confirmation

by the IM.

22 Possession/ Transfer of Land May 2016 LAC/ PMO Expected in the month of

May, 2016.

23 Relocation/ Construction of Staff

Colony

Dec. 2015 PMO Thirteen quarters are

completed and staff

shifted while two

quarters are under

constructions. After

construction remaining

will be shifted.

24 Relocation/ shifting of PID staff Dec. 2015 Residents/ PMO Thirteen shifted in new

accommodations while

two will be shifted



after completion of

residences.

25 Construction of Community Lined

Watercourses

30 Jun 2016 Contractor/ PMO After completion of high

level channel W/C will be

lined and connected.

26 Construction of Lined Public

Watercourse

30 Jun 2016 Contractor/ PMO Construction will be

completed before June,

2016.

27 Construction of High Level Channel 30 June 2016 Contractor/ PMO -

28 Date of contract award (expected) 30 Sept.,

2012

PMO -

29 Full Implementation of LARP Dec. 2016 PMO -

30 IMR confirming LARP

implementation

Dec. 2016 IM Specialist/

PMO

-

31 Commencement of civil works Subject to

ADB approval

for NTP.

ADB Subject to ADB approval

on the satisfactory

implementation of LARP.

32 Redress of Community Complaints Continuous

activity

GRC/ PMO Ongoing activity till

project completion.

Total amount under LARP is Rs. 18.05 Million. Out of which, Rs. 13.446 is payable to Project

Affected Persons (PAPs) for their compensation and assistance. Rs. 9.925 Million has already

been paid to the Revenue Department for land Acquisition. Rupees 4.175 million have been

paid to the 21 No. of affected families as compensation amount for their structures, crop

compensation, Tubewell, hand pumps and trees. The vulnerability allowance & shifting

allowance is also paid. The detail is given in Annex-A & A-I.

2. ADJUSTMENT MADE IN THE COMPENSATION RATE DURING UPDATING OF

LARP

The LARP of New Khanki Barrage was approved in 2012. Again, it was updated and approved in

2014. The adjustment was made in compensation rates of the land after certification by the Revenue

Department, Government of Punjab.

The rates are still applicable up till now. The adjustment made in the compensation is given

in Annex-B.



3. EMPLOYMENT FOR THE AFFECTED HOUSEHOLDS IN PROJECT RELATED

JOBS

Two types of affected families are residing at LCC Lead Channel. First are Irrigation Department

Employees and they are already serving in Irrigation Department. Second are the land owner and his

agriculture laborers, those are cultivating crops. They shifted in newly built houses. The Contractor is

ready to accommodate the affected families for jobs as and when they demand. ESU, PMO Punjab

Barrages requested to the Consultants to ask the Contractor to provide jobs under the project. As

per recommendation of the Engineer, the Contractor trace each of the person included in the list,

(The list of the potential persons of affected families requiring jobs under the project). The

Contractor offered them an appropriate employment. Out of 16 affected persons, only 3 residents of

Irrigation Colony were willing for jobs with the Contractor and the Contractor hired their services.

The Contractor also offered jobs to the family members of employees of Irrigation Department of

Khanki Division. Out of 26 applications, 20 family members of Irrigation staff were offered jobs and

the Contractor hired their services under the Project. Regarding employment to the unskilled labor

of the local area, the status of skilled and un-skilled labor employment for the month of January,

February and March, 2016 is given in Annex-C, D & E, which is 62%, 61% and 62 %

respectively.

4. RELOCATION OF AFFECTED HOUSEHOLDS AND THEIR CURRENT LIVING

CONDITION

Total Twenty One (21) affected families (AFs) are to be dislocated from LCC Lead Channel

Component of New Khanki Barrage Project. In first phase, land owner and his five (05) Agri-laborers

are relocated and an amount of Pak Rupees 4.10 million has been paid to the six (06) no. of affected

families as the compensation amount for their structure and other assets. During the quarter, the

shifting allowance amounting to PKR .075 million has been paid to 15 No of irrigation staff. Crop

compensation for 2.125 acre (remaining land) and private trees (100%) paid to Mr. Farooq Akbar

Cheema vide cheque No. 44598144 dated 07-12-2015. Out of Fifteen (15) No. of affected families of

Irrigation Department Employees 13 No. of families have been shifted to the newly constructed

residences. The remaining 02 No. of families shall be shifted in the month of May, 2016.

The owner of the land has built a new Dera along with the residences for the laborers. 05

No. of Agri. Laborers have been shifted in their new residences. Before and after

comparison of residences shall be presented in next quarterly report.



Case No.1

Mr. Farooq Akbar Cheema is the only land owner fall in category of affected household. His land,

trees and residential structures were affected due to NKBP. A compensation payment of amounting

Pak Rs. 2.806 million was paid for crops, tube well, hand pumps, trees (fruit and timber trees) and

structures. Old status of land and structure can be viewed as under: The comparison of old and new

structures will be presented in next quarterly report.

Case No.2

Mr. Muhammad Anwar is the farm laborer of Mr. Farooq Akbar Cheema. He has been shifted to the

new constructed house by the land owner. He has collected an amount of Rs. 77,000/- as

compensation /poverty allowance and relocation allowance

Mr. Muhammad Anwar is standing in front of his house



Case No.3

Mr. Amanat Ali is the farm laborer of Mr. Farooq Akbar Cheema. He has been shifted in the newly

constructed house by the land owner. He has obtained an amount of Rs. 77,000/- as compensation

/poverty allowance and relocation allowance.

Case No.4

Mr. Manzoor Hussain is the farm laborer of the Mr. Farooq Akbar Cheema. He built the residential

structure at the land of land owner. He has been shifted in newly constructed house and he has

obtained amount of Rs. 986,100/- as compensation for his structure, 1 No. hand pump, poverty

allowance and relocation allowance.



Mr. Manzoor Hussainis standing near his dismantled house

Case No.5

Mr. Anayat Muhammad is the farm laborer of Mr. Farooq Akbar Cheema. He has been shifted in the

newly constructed house by the land owner. He has obtained an amount of Rs. 77,000/- as

compensation /poverty allowance and relocation allowance.



Mr. Anayat Muhammad is standing near his dismantled house

Case No.6

Mr. Muhammad Ramzan is the farm laborer of Mr. Farooq Akbar Cheema. He has been shifted to

the newly constructed house by the land owner. He has obtained an amount of Rs. 77,000/- as

compensation /poverty allowance and relocation allowance.

Mr. Muhammad Ramzanis standing near his dismantled house



Irrigation Employees

Out of fifteen Irrigation Employees, 13 No. have been shifted to their new residences constructed

under New Khanki Barrage Project. The remaining 2 No. of Irrigation employees shall be shifted to

their new residences in the month of May 2016.

Case No.7

Mr. Abdul Hameed (Guage Reader) is employee of the Irrigation Department and he was residing at

RoW of LCC Lead Chanel of NKBP. He has been relocated to newly allotted building in Canal

Colony Khanki and he has obtained Rs. 5,000/- as relocation / shifting allowance.

Case No. 7. Mr. Abdul Hameed (Guage Reader) with his family at current residence.

Case No.8

Mr. Muhammad Mansha (Beldar) is employee of the Irrigation Department and he was residing at





Case No.9

Mr. Ghulam Abbas (Chowkidar) is employee of the Irrigation Department and he was residing at



Case No.10

Mr. Faisal Mehmood (NaibQasid) is employee of the Irrigation Department and he was residing at





Case No.11

Mr. Muhammad Akram (Regulation Beldar) is employee of the Irrigation Department and he was

residing at Row of LCC Lead Chanel of NKBP. He has been relocated to newly allotted building in

Canal Colony Khanki and he has obtained Rs. 5,000/- as relocation / shifting allowance.

Case No.12

Mr. Muhammad Riaz (Boatman) is employee of the Irrigation Department and he was residing at





Case No.13

Mr. Liaqat Ali (Regulation Beldar) is employee of the Irrigation Department and he was residing at



Case No.14

Mr. WalayatHussain (Head Boatman) is employee of the Irrigation Department and he was residing at





Case No.15

Mr. Muhammad Shabbir is Irrigation Beldar and he is shifted in newly allotted building. He has



obtained relocation allowance of Rs. 5,000/-. Mr. Muhammad Shabbir (Beldar) is standing in front of

his old residence. The comparison of old and new structures will be presented in next quarterly

report.

Case No.16

Mr. Muhammad Mushtaq (Beldar) is living in Government residence that needs to be relocated at

the earliest. He will be relocated to new allotted building and he has obtained relocation allowance

of Rs. 5,000/-.Mr. Muhammad Mushtaq (Beldar) is standing in front of his old residence. The

comparison of old and new structures will be presented in next quarterly report.

Case No.17

Mr. Ashraf Masih (Sweeper) has been relocated to the new residence and he has obtained relocation

allowance of Rs. 5,000/-. He is standing in front of his old residence. The comparison of old and new




Case No.18

Mr. Amanat Ali (Painter) has been shifted to newly constructed residence and he has obtained

relocation allowance of Rs. 5,000/-.) He is standing in front of his old residence. The comparison of

old and new structures will be presented in next quarterly report.

Case No.19

Mr. SibtUl Hassan (Sub Engineer) has been shifted to the newly constructed residence and he has

obtained relocation allowance of Rs. 5,000/-.) He is standing in front of his old residence. The

comparison of old and new structures will be presented in next quarterly report.



Case No.20

Mr. Rana Ayub ((Sub Engineer)) is living in Govt. residence although his residence has been

completed. Rana will be shifted to newly constructed house next month due to the examinations of

his childrens.) RanaAyub is standing in front of his old residence. The comparison of old and new


Case No.21

Mr. Muhammad Shabir (Sub Engineer) has been shifted to newly constructed residence and he has

obtained relocation allowance of Rs. 5,000/-.) Muhammad Shabbir is standing in front of his old

residence. The comparison of old and new structures will be presented in next quarterly report.



5. GRIEVENCE REDRESSAL MECHANISM

Tranche-2 also has an operational Grievance Redressal Mechanism that covers all types of

grievances of NKBP, including resettlement. Complaint register is also being maintained by

the Consultants to record community concerns and their solutions. Out of 29 complaints, 25

complaints have been resolved while 4 complaints are yet to be resolved. The detail of

complaints is given in Annex-F.

6. COMMUNITY WORKS

A high school is constructed under the New Khanki Barrage Project. The construction work was

started on February 10, 2014 and work was completed on September 15, 2015. Total cost of the

project is Rs. 25.588 million. The school is handed over to the Education Department, Gujranwala.

Basic Health Unit (BHU) is constructed under the New Khanki Barrage Project. The construction work

was started on February 23, 2014 and work was completed on December 10, 2015. Total cost of the

project is Rs. 47.521 million. The Basic Health Unit is handed over to the Health Department,

Gujranwala.



Annex –A

Implementation of LARP for New Khanki Barrage as of March 2016

Contract No. 2841-PAK

Sr.

N

o

Contract

No.

Status of

Preparatio

n, vetting

and

approval

of RP

No

. of

AF

s

Paymen

t Due

(PKR in

millions)

Tota

l AFs

paid

Amount

Paid

(PKR in

millions)

%

Impleme

ntation

%

Amount

Paid Remarks

1 2841-PAK

LARP for

LCC Lead

Channel

Component

(under

NKBP)

Draft LARP

of LCC Lead

Channel

was

prepared

and

approved

in 2012.

Later on

LARP was

revised,

updated

and

cleared by

ADB in Feb,

2014

21 13.446 21 4.175 95% 31.05 Cost of 6.625 acres @

1,200,000 is

amounting to Rs.

7,950,000 while PMO

has deposited Rs.

9.925 (million) to the

Revenue Department

for further payment to

the land owner.

Whole the payment of

land will be paid

before June, 2016



New Khanki Barrage Construction Project (NKBP)

Compensation and Allowances paid as of March 31, 2016

Sr. # Registration Name Residential Crop

Coversation T/Well

Hand

Pump

Relocation

Assistance Trees

Vulnerability

Allowance Total

1 NKBP/LCC-1 FAROOQ AKBER

CHEEMA 1,678,724 821,500 148,000 20,000 5,000 132,600 2,805,824

2 NKBP/LCC-2 MUHAMMAD ANWER 5,000 72,000 77,000

3 NKBP/LCC-3 AMANAT ALI 5,000 72,000 77,000

4 NKBP/LCC-4 MANZOOR HUSSAIN 899,100 10,000 5,000 72,000 986,100

5 NKBP/LCC-5 ANAYAT

MUHAMMAD 5,000 72,000 77,000

6 NKBP/LCC-6 M.RAMZAN 5,000 72,000 77,000

7 NKBP/LCC-7 SHABIR AHMED 5,000 5,000

8 NKBP/LCC-8 SIBTUL HASSAN

CHEEMA 5,000 5,000

9 NKBP/LCC-9 MUHAMMAD

MANSHA 5,000 5,000

10 NKBP/LCC-10 LIAQAT ALI 5,000 5,000

Annex (A-I)



New Khanki Barrage Construction Project (NKBP)

Compensation and Allowances paid as of March 31, 2016

Sr. # Registration Name Residential Crop

Coversation T/Well

Hand

Pump

Relocation

Assistance Trees

Vulnerability

Allowance Total

11 NKBP/LCC-11 MUHAMMAD AKRAM 5,000 5,000

12 NKBP/LCC-12 MUHAMMAD SHABIR 5,000 5,000

13 NKBP/LCC-13 MUSHTAQ AHMAD 5,000 5,000

14 NKBP/LCC-14 MUHAMMAD

WILLAYAT 5,000 5,000

15 NKBP/LCC-15 MUHAMMAD RIAZ 5,000 5,000

16 NKBP/LCC-16 MUHAMMAD AYUB 5,000 5,000

17 NKBP/LCC-17 ABDUL HAMEED 5,000 5,000

18 NKBP/LCC-18 GHULAM ABBAS 5,000 5,000

19 NKBP/LCC-19 FAISAL MEHMOOD 5,000 5,000

20 NKBP/LCC-20 AMANAT ALI 5,000 5,000

21 NKBP/LCC-21 ASHRAF MASEEH 5,000 5,000

4,174,924

Annex (A-I)



Adjustment made in Compensation Rates in LARP July, 2014

Annex - B

Sr. No.

Description Unit Unit Rate of LARP 2012

Unit Rate of updated LARP

2014 Remarks

A) Mouza -Wise Acquisition of Private Land

I) Khanki Acres 0.474(Rs.Million) 1.2(Rs. Million)

The rates of

2012 were not applicable in

2014 so, after Consultation with Revenue

and Agriculture Department,

rate for land and crop

compensation were updated, while rates for structures and,

other i.e. Tree

compensation and livelihood assistance are

still applicable in 2015-16.

Therefore, there is no much changes

recognized for D, E, F and G

up till now.

B) Land Acquisition Compulsory Surcharge (15%)

- - -

C) Crop Compensation

Rabi Acres 32,236 42,000

Kharif Acres 54,373 82,000

D) Residential Structures (Houses)

Sq. ft. Rs.675/sqft Rs.675/sqft

- i) Pacca structure Sq. ft. - - - ii) Semi-Pacca structures - Sq. ft. - - - iii) Katcha/ thatched shed - Sq. ft. - -

E) Others - - - i) Cattle Yard Sq. ft. Rs.675/sqft Rs.675/sqft

ii) Borehole of a tube well / drilling

No 148000/ bore 148000/ bore

iii) Hand pump No 0.01 0.01

Cost of W/C 1 community ,Private

Meters 1445/m 1445/m

F) Tree Compensation

Fruit Trees

No 4208.33 4208.33

Timber wood trees

No 1663.16 1663.16

G) Livelihood Assistance - -

- Livelihood assistance to vulnerable families

- - -

a) impassion cash assistance /allowance equivalent to 6 months OPL adjustment amount , i.e.(Rs. 12000)

DFs 0.072 0.072

b) Relocation assistance Rs. 5000/- to be paid all the DPs requiring to move out of the ROW or Land acquired for the Project

DFs 0.005 0.005



1- List of Potential Persons of Displaced Families (DFs) Requiring Jobs under the

Project

Sr.

No Name Father's Name

Father's

Designation

Age

(Years) Education Remarks

1

Mr. Muhammad

Nadeem Abdul Hameed Gurge Reader 21 Middle Out of Country

2

Mr. Muhammad

Sufian

Muhammad

Mansha Baildar 21 Middle Out of Country

3 Mr. Akhtar Ali

Muhammad

Mansha Baildar 21 Matric Out of Country

4 Mr. Paris Ali WalayatHussain

Head Boat

Man 24 Middle Not Willing

5 Mr. Rahat Ali WalayatHussain

Head Boat

Man 27 Middle

Hired

in year 2014-15

6

Ms. Rizwana

(female) W/O Pans Ali

Head Boat

Man 26

Intermedia

te Not Required

7 Mr. WaseemAkram

Muhammad

Akram Baildar 28 Middle

Hired

in year 2014-15

8 Mr. HusnanAkram

Muhammad

Akram Baildar 23 Middle

Hired

in year 2014-15

9 Mr. AhsanUllah Liaqat Ali Baildar 24 Middle Out of Country

10 Mr. ShafkatMushtaq Mustaq Ahmad

Head Boat

Man 21 Matric Not Willing

11

Mr.

MubasherSarfraz Malik Sarfraz Sub Engineer 22 M.Com Not Willing

2- Potential Persons available for Job from 5 Vulnerable DFs at DeraFarooq Akbar

Cheema, Village Khanki

Sr.

No Name Father's Name

Father's

Designation

Age

(Years) Education Remarks

1

Mr. Muhammad

Mustafa

MuanzoorHussa

in

Agricultural-

Labourer 25 Illiterate

Called for joining

but not joined

yet

2

Mr. Muhammad

Sarwar

Muhammad

Anayat

Agricultural-

Labourer 25 Illiterate

Called for joining

but not joined

yet

3 Mr. Ali Raza

Muhammad

Akram

Agricultural-

Labourer 23 Illiterate Migrate

4

Mr. Muhammad

Ramzan

Muhammad

Anayat

Agricultural-


5 Mr. GhulamMurtaza Amanat Ali

Agricultural-


Annex-C



Application of employees sons of khanki division

Irrigation Department for Employment in DESCON Annex-D

Sr. No Name of

Applicant Father's Name

Father's

Designation

Post Applied

For Remarks

1 WaseemAkram Muhammad

Akram Signaler Helper Hired

2 Salman Niaz Muhammad Niaz Security Guard Safty Helper

3 Muhammad

Afzaal Muhammad Riaz Boatman Helper Hired

4 Faisal Iqbal Muhammad

Ashraf

Regulation

Jamadar Helper Hired

5 Muqarrab Ali Muhammad

Ashraf Guage Reader Helper Hired

6 Muhammad

Rehan GhulamRabbani Oil Man Helper Hired

7 AtifRaza Muhammad

Abbas Baildar Helper Hired

8 Shah Nawaz ManzoorHussain Baildar Helper Hired

9 Zaman Ali Nasrullah Khan Regulation

Baildar Helper Hired

10 ZubairHussain Muhammad

Anwar NaibQasid Helper Hired

11 Waqar Ali Late Muhammad

Aslam

Regulation


12 Muhammad

Asim

Muhammad

Inayat

Regulation

Baildar Messon

13 QasirShahzad ManzoorHussain Baildar Driver Hired



Sr. No Name of

Applicant Father's Name

Father's

Designation

Post Applied

For Remarks

14 Saeed Anwar Muhammad

Anwar Junior Clerk Office Boy Hired

15 Rahat Ali Muhammad

WalayatHussain Head Boat Man Helper Hired

16 Umar Farooq Muhammad

Azam

Regulation


17 AmjadFarooq ManzoorHussain Baildar Helper Hired

18 Shahzad Ali ManzoorHussain Baildar Helper Hired

19 Shawal Ali Liaqat Ali Regulation

Baildar

Generator

Mechanic

20 KaleemUllah Irshad Ahmad

Butt Boatman Office Boy

21 Muhammad Bilal Muhammad

Younas

Regulation


22 IrshadMasih Ashraf Masih Sweeper Sweeper

23 HusnainAkram Muhammad

Akram

Regulation

Baildar Safty helper Hired

24 Jazib Ali Irshad Ahmad

Butt Boatman Survey Helper Hired

25 Muhammad

Javed Muhammad Khan Bulock Man Helper Hired

26 Bilal Ahmad Muhammad Fazal NaibQasid Helper

Annex - E


District Wise Skilled / Unskilled Labour for the Month of January 2016

Sr #

Districts

DESCON

Total

Sub Contractor TOTAL

Total

Re

ma

rks

Skilled Unskilled Skilled Unskilled Skilled Unskilled

Th

ree n

um

be

r o

f em

plo

ye

es f

rom

aff

ecte

d f

am

ilie

s a

re w

ork

ing

wit

h t

he

co

ntr

acto

rs

1 GUJRANWALA 222 188 410 71 29 293 217 510

2 HAFIZABAD 43 16 59 38 22 81 38 119

3 CHINIOT 9 0 9

9 0 9

4 SHEIKHUPURA 30 14 44

30 14 44

5 NANKANA 24 4 28

24 4 28

6 FAISALABAD 68 12 80

68 12 80

7 JHANG 42 39 81

42 39 81

8 TOBA TEK SINGH 33 9 42

33 9 42

9 Gujrat (Barrage

Adjoining Villages 342 111 453 36 24 378 145 523

Total 813 393 1206 145 75 958 468 1436

%age 64.88% 60.93% 63.54% 45.89%

61.00% *62.00% 62%

Other Districts 440 252 692 171 35 611 287 898

Total Districts 1253 645 1898 316 110 1569 75 2334

*62% unskilled labouris used during the month of January 2016



Annex - F


District Wise Skilled / Unskilled Labour for the Month of February 2016

Sr # Districts

DESCON

Total


Total

Re

ma

rks

Skilled Unskilled Skilled Unskilled Skilled Unskilled

Th

ree n

um

be

r o

f em

plo

ye

es f

rom

aff

ecte

d f

am

ilie

s a

re w

ork

ing

wit

h t

he

co

ntr

acto

rs

1 GUJRANWALA 233 186 419

65 27 298 214 512

2 HAFIZABAD 41 18 59

32 23 73 36 109

3 CHINIOT 15 0 9

0 0 15 0 15

4 SHEIKHUPURA 28 12 40

0 0 28 12 40

5 NANKANA 23 8 31

0 0 23 8 31

6 FAISALABAD 65 19 84

0 0 64 14 78

7 JHANG 39 29 68

0 0 39 34 73

8 TOBA TEK

SINGH

29 11 40 0 0 29 9 38

9 Gujrat (Barrage

Adjoining Villages

311 115 429 28 25 339 126 465

Total 784 398 1182

125 75 844 453 1297

%age 62.57

% 60.98% 62.42%

40.87%

58% *61.00% 57%

Other Districts

432 263 695 163 31 595 281 876

Total Districts 1216 661 1877

288 106 1439 734 2173

* 61.00% unskilled labour is used in the month of February, 2016.



Annex - G


District Wise Skilled / Unskilled Labour for the Month of March 2016

Sr #

Districts

DESCON

Total


Total

Re

ma

rks

Skilled Unskilled Skilled Unskill

ed Skilled Unskilled

Th

ree n

um

be

r o

f em

plo

ye

es f

rom

aff

ecte

d f

am

ilie

s a

re w

ork

ing

wit

h t

he

co

ntr

acto

rs

1 GUJRANWALA 192 178 370 51 26 243 204 447

2 HAFIZABAD 43 16 59 42 15 85 31 116

3 CHINIOT 9 0 9 0 0 9 0 9

4 SHEIKHUPURA 30 14 44 0 0 30 14 44

5 NANKANA 24 4 28 0 0 24 4 28

6 FAISALABAD 68 12 80 0 0 68 12 80

7 JHANG 42 39 81 0 0 42 39 81

8 TOBA TEK SINGH 33 9 42 0 0 33 9 42

9 Gujrat (Barrage

Adjoining Villages 314 105 419 33 7 347 112 469

Total 755 377 1132 126 48 881 425 1306

%age 65.82% 66.37% 66.01% 52.94% 42.48% 64.00% 62.00% 63%

Other Districts 432 263 695 163 31 595 281 876

Total Districts 1187 640 1827 289 77 1476 706 2182

59% is used during the month of October 2015



Status of Settlement of Complaints Annex –H

Sr# Date Complainant Location Sort of Complain Status

1 10/2/14 Imtiaz Ahmed

Lundpur

/complete

address

Demand for Culverts at

Chanawan Road Resolved

2 1/1/15 Zubair Ahmad BurjCheema

Demand for

Culverts/186+36 and

192+32 /Chanawan Road

Resolved

3 10/1/15 MansoorWarraich ThatthiBaloch

Demand for

Culverts134+71/Chanawan

Road

Resolved

4 5/1/14 Khizar Hayat ThatthiBaloch

Demand for

Culverts/115+70Chanawan

Road

Resolved

5 10/12/14 NaseemHussain ThatthiBaloch

Demand for

Culverts/84+93/Chanawan

Road

Resolved

6 15/12/14 Master Shafqat Ali Faqiranwali

Demand for

Culverts/56+37/Chanawana

Road

Resolved

7 14/10/14 Farooq Akbar Cheema LCC Increase the rate of land

/LCC In Process

8 26/12/14 Dr. AzharIqbalCheema KotJaffar Small Bridge /Gunayanwala

to KotJaffar Road Resolved

9 1/12/14 Rana Muhammad Khan BurjDhalla

Demand for

Culverts/19+200/

Chanawan Road 21+150

Resolved

10 Repeated

App Dr. AzharIqbalCheema KotJaffar No 8 Applicaton Repeated. Resolved

11 12/4/15 GhulamSarwarCheema BurjCheema Demand for

Culverts/Chanawan Road Resolved

12 21/05/15 Head Mistress Girls

School Khanki Play Ground/ Khanki

Resolved

13 16/5/15 GhulamRasool Ratowali

/Jamil Town

Cemented Ramp & Soling

/LMB Road In Process

14 21/5/15 Farooq Akbar Cheema Kot Imam Bux Drainage of flood

water/Chanawan Road In Process



Status of Settlement of Complaints Annex –H

Sr# Date Complainant Location Sort of Complain Status

15 14/5/15 Umer Hayat BurjDhalla Demand for

Culverts/Chanawan Road Resolved

16 8/6/15 Hafiz SaifUllahChatta KotRatta Speed Breaker/ Footpath

/Chanawan Road In Process

17 9/6/15 Muhammad

AslamRandhawa KorRatta Outlet /Chanawan Road

Resolved

18 8/6/15 Haji

AmjadPervaizRandhawa KorRatta

Repair the old bridge

/Chanawan Road

Resolved

19 7/6/15 PervaizIqbalBhatti KotRatta Repair the old

bridge/Chanawan Road

Resolved

20 9/6/15 XEN Irrigation Khanki Boundary wall / Play

Ground/Irrigation Colony Resolved

21 6/4/15 Master NasirMahmood KotRatta Change the location of

culvert/Chanawan Road Resolved

22 11/4/15 WaqasChatta Advocate Lundpur Court Case /Chanawan

Road Resolved

23 9/7/15 SDO Headworks Khanki Breakage of High Level

Channel Resolved

24 7/7/15 Umer Hayat BurjDhalla Hurdle on Chanawan Road Resolved

25 14/7/15 Farooq Akbar Cheema Khanki Drainage of Rain water

from crops Resolved

26 22/7/15 Amanat Ali Khanki Standing Rain Water in

Colony Resolved

27 28/7/15 SDO Headworks Khanki Breakage of High Level

Channel Resolved

28 19/11/2015 Sibt-Ul-Hassan Khanki Boundary Wall of New

Irrigation Colony Resolved

29 22/03/2016 HameedSalemi Khanki Leveling of Road at Khanki In Process

Note : Out of 29 Complaints 24 are settled.

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