UNICEF photo exhibition, Islamabad . Photos taken by affected children in Muzaffarabad, Mansehra and Balakot.

Producer: Sher Ghazi

- Ammre Schomiker Head of Community Media Change , UK

- Hiraj Mera, Incharge of Photo Exhibition, UNICEF

“We want to focus on children's problems and to engage children in positive activities. We aim to highlight children's problems in different countries through such exhibitions.” Ammre Schomiker

Land Suitability Project, Balakot (Mansehra), run by the Centre of Excellence in Geology ( University of Peshawar ) and International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development (ICIMOD – Nepal ) .

Producer: Naveed Alam

- Muhammad Shehzad, Layzone Officer, ERRA

- Emphasis on reconstruction of quake proof houses on suitable land. Many countries have fault lines, but building design can minimize destruction.

Reconstruction of Shahi Ismail's Tomb, Balakot (Mansehra)

Producer: Shah Nawaz

- Muhammad Arshad, Regional Officer, Al Rashid Trust

- Shahi Ismail is a hero of the local people, who appreciate the reconstruction of his tomb.

- Al Rashid Trust says he was a religious scholar and it is their duty to repair the tomb.

Jamat ul Dawa Field Hospital , Mansehra

Producer: Tazeem Yasin

- Dr. Abdul Salam, In-charge of Field Hospital

- Plans to keep the field hospital running indefinitely.

- Have well-equipped labs and provide free medical treatment.

Islamic Help – UK providing medical services at Ayub Teaching Hospital (ATH), Abbottabad (Mansehra).

Producer: Inam Khattak

- Dr. Muhammad Zafeer, Ayub Teaching Hospital

- Islamic Help will start a medical centre at ATH for earthquake affectees.

Women's Health Facilities , United Pakistan Camp, Mansehra .

Producer: Sumeera Awan and journalism trainees.

- Lack of x-ray and ultrasound equipment.

- People from Kaghan Valley and Neelam Valley , AJK requested that hospitals be built close to their homes.

Interview about seismic activities and geological changes in the entire quake zone.

Producer: Riaz Karim

- Mr. Bahrawar Khan, Geologist, Ex-Director of Gems and Gemological Institute Pakistan and Ex-MD of Kakul Phosphate

-Talked about the different types of rock in the region and the need for extensive geological mapping before reconstruction should begin.

Private school in Mansehra provides free education to quake affected children.

Producer: Ahmadullah

- Changaiz Khan Swati, Principal of Islamia School , Hazara Private Schools Associatio n

Local schools were destroyed in the quake, and people thought they would have no chance to further their education. When the private school began operating, locals were very happy.

- Hazara Private Schools Association has provided education to more than 800 affected children.

- They also provide uniforms, books and transportation.

Follow up interview about psychological situation of affectees over the past 6 months and what they can expect in the future.

Producer: Naveed Alam

- Dr. Joseph Vidia Kokarey, Psychologist and Consultant. International Medical Corps

- Ongoing psychological counseling training in affected areas.

Aid worker's personal story – leaving Pakistan after 6 months.

Producer: Jamal Swati

Jill McGrath Jones, Psychosocial Revitalization Coordinator , Mercy Corps

- All NGOs, affected people and govt. must set aside their differences for the success of the reconstruction.

- Psychosocial process seems complicated, but it starts with small steps which result in mobilization of the community.

- The mosque and religious places are the heart of the community. Rebuilding mosques helps heals the whole community.

Portrait of a widow who survived the quake in Balakot.

Producer: Nighat Hunzai

- Abila, a woman who lost her husband and two children in the quake

- Abila's father

- Abila's father encouraged her to attend Internews ' week-long humanitarian reporting training session for women.

- She is interested in continuing her education and becoming a journalist. Abila encourages other women to work as journalists.

Focus on children 6 months after the quake, Muzaffarabad

Producer: Sadia Younus

Children lament it will take 8 to 10 years to rebuild Muzaffarabad.

Wednesday

19 – April- 06

Disabled people's conditions 6 months after the quake, Mansehra. Story focuses on two sisters.

Producer: Adnan Rashid

- Brig. Ulfat, Deputy Force Commanding Officer, NWFP- Responsible for this vulnerable group.

- Before the earthquake, disabled people were forced to beg. He says the govt. is now registering disabled people so they can receive financial aid.

Feature about affected people in Jabori, and their problems receiving compensation from banks. Mansehra

Producer: Jamal Swati

- Mohammad Sadar, Manager, National Bank

- Hafiz Anwar, General Counselor, Union Council, Jabori

- People complain they have not received compensation and they have been waiting for days.

- Bank manager explains that sometimes there is a shortage of cash in the banks. He says this is why people are only given Rs. 15,000 and need to come back to receive the remainder.

The state of electricity supply , Mansehra

Producer: Tazeem Yasin

- Nazim Ahmed, Superintendent Engineer, WAPDA

- Govt subsidies have ended and those who don't pay their bills have had their electricity disconnected

Distribution of Rs. 3,000 per month for affected people, Jabori, Mansehra

Producer: Shah Nawaz

- Dilbar Hussain, Secretary, Union Council, Jabori

- People are happy to receive the money.

- Govt. will pay Rs. 3,000 per month to each affected family for 6 months after registration process ends 30 th April.

IOM Counter Trafficking, Muzaffarabad

Producer: Sumeera Awan

- Amina Ameer, IOM Community Mobilizer

- IOM emphasizes people should be weary of strangers who offer attractive livelihood opportunities.

Interview about health facilities in Jabori, Mansehra

Producer: Rashid Ali Awan (trainee)

- Dr. Aneela, Health Officer, Mercy Corps Hospital , Jabori

- Mercy Corps aims to expand project to provide hearth facilities to women in remote areas.

Distribution of seeds, animals and agriculture tools by ICRC , Leri, Muzaffarabad

Producer: Riaz Karim

- Rashad Akhaundov, Communication Delegate, ICRC, Muzaffarabad

- Local people thank ICRC for the distribution.

- ICRC providing these goods to 3000 households in 9 union councils.

Water and Sanitation problems in Mansehra City .

Producer: Inam Khattak

- Idris Khan, Water and Sanitation Programme Coordinator, Oxfam

- Javed Akhtar, Tehsil Infrastructure Officer

- Local people demand clean water and said they fear potential epidemics.

- Both officials are working together to provide clean water to people in Mansehra.

Toll plaza in Mansehra started operating again.

Producer: Ibrar Tanoli (journalism trainee)

- Nadeem Hussain, Director, National Highway Authority, Mansehra.

- Drivers complain about the toll plaza reopening, and plan a strike to protest against it.

- The toll plaza was closed for 6 months after the earthquake, but must be re-opened to generate funds for road maintenance.

Action Aid's quake-related programs, lessons learned, success stories, current and future projects.

Producer: Mohammad Ishfaq (journalism trainee)

- Sahab-ud-Din, Field Coordinator, Action Aid, Mansehra

- Priority is establishing health centres for returning people.

- Plans to establish community centres and psychosocial programs for children who have been traumatized.

Interview with Wendy Chamberlain, Deputy Commissioner of UNHCR on her visit to Pakistan

Producer: Nighat Hunzai

- Wendy Chamberlain, Deputy Commissioner, UNHCR

- Ms. Chamberlain thanked the govt and the people, and said she was proud of UNHCR staff.

State Earthquake Reconstruction Agency ( SERA 's) activities, Muzaffarabad

Producer: Sadia Younus

- Mansoor Qadir, Director, State Earthquake Reconstruction Agency

- SERA invited affected people to talk to them to clear up any confusion.

Landslides causing problems for families rebuilding homes in Laghee, Banna, Allai (Battagram).

Producer: Naveed Alam

- Haq Nawaz, Team Leader, IOM , Tehsil Allai

- Major Azhar, Incharge of Reconstruction, (Pak army), Tehsil Allai

- Sultan Sikandar, landowner and nephew of MPA.

- Landslides are destroying homes even as they are being rebuilt.

- People are thankful to the MPA, who comes from Allai.

- Locals also grateful to Pak army for their work.

- Pak army currently surveying the area so that reconstruction can begin asap.

- 5000 people have returned from the tent villages.

- “We have provided all our land to our affected brothers. 250 families are living on our land.” Sultan Sikandar, landowner.

Govt's plans for reconstruction in Batkhool Union Council, Tehsil Allai (Battagram).

Producer: Naveed Alam

- Amir Nawaz, Vice Nazim of the Union Council

- Major Azhar, Incharge of reconstruction phase, Tehsil Allai

- Major Azhar stressed the need for coordination with local people.

- If people have any problems they should consult mobile survey teams or him directly.

Health situation in Allai (Battagram).

Producer: Adnan Rashid

- Dr. Sorbrland, Incharge of Rural Health Centres (RHCs) and Basic Health Units (BHUs), Allai

- Dr. Shela, Save the Children

- Locals say they don't have enough access to health care because health centres destroyed in the quake.

- Plans to upgrade RHC in Tehsil Headquarter Hospital .

- Save the Children will build two BHUs in the area.

Radio and blanket Distribution, Balakot (Mansehra), Pakistani Red Crescent Society.

Producer: Shah Nawaz

- Rustan Khan, Field Officer, Pak RC

- People grateful for relief goods, especially the radio sets which they now use to receive information.

- Pak RC distributed 202 radio sets Garlakot UC.

- Plan to distribute them in 4 UC's in Balakot.

Local people's role in reconstruction, Dalola Union Council (Mansehra).

Producer: Inam Khattak

- Ali Asghar Khan, Chairman, Umer Asghar Khan Development Foundation

- There are no primary schools in the area, and no schools for girls.

- Reconstruction goods / supplies are not being delivered to mountainous areas.

- Rs. 25,000 is not enough to begin reconstruction with,

- The foundation has taken on the responsibility for reconstruction in Dalola and explains that the govt. and army and people will work together.

Grants for affected students by Chief Minister NWFP, AbbotTabad (Mansehra).

Producer: Jamil (journalism trainee)

- Ms. Farzana Sharif, Principal of Govt. Elementary College for Women

- Affected students can continue their studies without financial pressure.

ILO cash for work program, Mansehra.

Producer: Ibrar Tanoli (trainee)

- Naeem Khalid, Employment Officer, ILO, Muzaffarabad.

- People who were trained at institutes set up by ILO in Muzaffarabad have been sent to different areas for reconstruction.

- There are separate training institutes for women and widows.

Safe Buildings in Balakot.

Producer: Rashid Ali Awan (journalism trainee)

- Buildings that did not collapse were mostly modern and built with proper materials.

Saturday

22 – April- 06

Panel discussion by inhabitants of Sayed Poor Union Council, Muzaffarabad.

Producer: Riaz Karim

- Locals demand that the govt. immediately start the re-survey for cheque distribution.

- Schools need to be rebuilt.

- People facing problems with shortages of electricity and clean water supply.

International Medical Corps ' future plans, Mansehra.

Producer: Adnan Rashid

- Kathryn Heffran, IMC Programme Development Officer, Mansehra

- IMC will begin livelihood programs.

UNDP livelihood projects in affected areas.

Producer: Naveed Alam

- Usman Qazi, Program Officer, UNDP, Islamabad

- European Commission has granted Pakistan 9 million Euros for livelihood rehabilitation

- Three-year project will benefit 73,000 families.

Interview with Director of Operations, Save the Children – UK , Islamabad .

Producer: Shah Nawaz

- Hassan Saadi, Director of Operations, STC -UK

- STC -UK focusing on education, health, livelihoods, and shelter.

IOM ceremony to thank local people for supporting them in the relief phase, Garhihabibullah (Mansehra).

Producer: Sadia Younus and Nighat Hunzai

- Saleem Rehmat, IOM Media Officer

- Col. Kamran

- Lt Gen. Salahuddin Tirmizi

- People grateful to IOM , especially for providing free transportation.

- Many people say they hope IOM continues to work in the area.

- IOM plans to continue to work in affected areas during reconstruction phase.

Water supply scheme, Mansehra.

Producer: Ibrar Tanoli (journalism trainee)

- Aqeel Khan, Labarkote Union Council Nazim

Imtiaz Khan, Mansehra City, Union council Nazim

- Local farmers will suffer if the scheme starts because their land will lose water.

- People in Mansehra need the scheme to provide clean water because the current water supply is susceptible to contamination.

Sunday

23 – April- 06

  * The Sunday programme features our most interesting stories of the week.

* ILO (Balakot) – Employment Opportunities

* IFRC and Pak Red Crescent - Encouraging people to take part in their census and any data collection exercises.

* International Medical Corps - Child Immunization Programs

* Ibn Sina Afghanistan - Hygiene and Health

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