Alphabetical listing with brief details
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• Provided toolkits to 202 individual artisans (masons, blacksmiths, carpenters, cobblers, glass cutters)
• Helped to form groups of hand block printers in Budharmora, Morgar and Bhujpur covering over 85 artisans
• Helped to form self-help groups in five villages
  

• Provided employment to over 2000 poor people for more than 50 days, through a cash for work programme
• Is planning activities in agriculture, micro grants and skill training
• Provided skill training and marketing support for embroidery in 10 villages of 4 talukas: Bhuj, Mandvi, Nakhatrana and Abdasa

• Plans to undertake livelihood restoration for approximately 600 families through skill enhancement training and micro-finance options
• Giving electrician training, kits and tools and a stipend of Rs 70/day dring the period of training, for 10 people at a time

• Supports economic rehabilitation of 25 villages in Bhachau
• CII will set up market yards in the same villages to exhibit handicrafts and other artisans' works in various exhibitions of CII in India and abroad
• Plans setting up of market yards, craft and vocational training in conjunction with expert agencies including Abhiyan members
• Also on the anvil -- an industrial relocation in Kutch, port-based activities, tourism, e-governance and IT enabled infrastructure

• Distributed hand embroidery tool kits to more than 1000 women artisans in 19 villages of Anjar, Bhachau and Rapar
• To provide market support to the artisans through participation in national and international meets, and linkages with mainstream private sector buyers
• Has insured 5000 rural women for life, illness, loss of limbs, productive assets etc
• Design and product development, technology dissemination and design dissemination for approximately 250 rural artisans is already in progress

• Provides credit support and transportation service to salt workers
• Provides market support to 7500 women artisans in 125 villages

• Proposes to build 40 work sheds for the affected artisans in co-ordination with Abhiyan
• Plans to conduct 30 exhibitions in the major cites of India to sell the products of rural artisans
• Provided tool kits worth Rs 1,00,000 to 1050 embroidery artisans in Anjar, Bhachau and Rapar talukas in support with CARE.

• Formed 16 self-help groups of women and three self-help groups of men; total savings of the groups is Rs 24634
• Has started 'food for work' activity to generate employment for 3553 needy people
• Has distributed various kits eg mason kits, carpentry kits, agriculture kits, equipment etc to 3107 families

• Offers vocational courses in computers, sewing, electronics, music, handicraft, screen-printing etc free of charge
• Plans to set up 25 such centres all over Kutch

• Planned construction of work sheds for 24 artisans in Dhamadka with a financial support of $57,500 from an NRI, Chandubhai Shah
• Provides market support and infrastructure support to 125 artisans of Dhamadka
• Proposes to construct work sheds for 28 potters in Gundiali village of Mandvi
• Conducted vocational training classes for students in Moti Bhidai village of Mandvi taluka with the support of Excel Industries Ltd

• Teams of students and teachers from B M Salgaonkar Law college, Goa, a team from the Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore, and a team from West Bengal University of Juridical Science visited Kutch and other affected regions on the advice of the state authority and submitted a report on 'Role of Law in Disaster, Prevention, Relief and Management'
• Assisted and guided leading officers of insurance companies for settling rightful claims of earthquake victims
• Several retired high court judges have offered their voluntary service for various special cells all over Gujarat

• Is running a premedical camp for earthquake victims in Anjar since the past six months
• Organises free orthopaedic camps for earthquake victims every month

• Has treated 1071 patients till July 2001
• Distributed 300 prosthesis, 25 Jaipur foot, three tricycles, 500 belts, 60 walkers, 40 wheel chairs, 600 callipers, 150 crutches, 300 artificial limbs, 80 cervical collars and 125 other equipment
• Has taken up the reconstruction work of a hospital in Patri village of Mundra taluka
• Runs the Bidada rehabilitation centre which provides medical and premedical facilities, free of cost. Currently 1400 patients are undergoing treatment. Nearly 200 of these are handicapped, homeless and the only survivors.
• Conducted 405 orthpaedic surgeries, 94 plastic surgeries and 136 general surgeries between January and April, providing lunch and dinner to 1,93,705 people

• Plans to construct three primary health centres (PHC), one each in Abdasa, Anjar and Bachau taluka
• Plans to construct nine dispensaries in Abdasa, Anjar, Bachau and Mundra talukas

• Runs a mobile dispensary in 80 villages of Kutch
• Runs child help line in partnership with Janpath

• Promotes community based rehabilitation service for people injured by the earthquake through regular physiotherapy camp
• Training of village level workers and handles disability issues

• Trains volunteers in community-based first aid, health awareness and community mobilisation. Each of the volunteers will be responsible for 20 villages.
• Is constructing a prefabricated temporary hospital in Bhuj which will be completed by mid October 2001
• Distributed 13416 neem trees, buckets and 14500 chlorine tablets under a health awareness programme in Lakhpat, Abdasa, Nakhatrana and Anjar to promote good hygiene practices
  

• Land has been purchased in Bhuj for building a 100-bed child care and maternity centre, equipped with the latest apparatus
• Has three mobile dispensaries functioning in the remote areas of Kutch, and plans to double their number in the next quarter, in view of the increasing demand. A PHC is to be established as part of Jamiat Children villages.
  

• Provided medical assistance of Rs 60,000 to around 10-12 affected members of the Khoja Samaj, funded by the World Federation of Khoja Shia-Isna Ashari Jamat, London
• Organised medical camps, where 46 people were referred for surgeries in Bhuj and Bhachau

• Organised a training on trauma counseling in four villages of Bhuj and Nakhatrana
• Organised an awareness campaign on the importance of water sources
• Provided trauma counselling to 16 patients in Bhuj and Nakhatrana
  

• Provided general medical care and distributed medicines during Feb 01 to July 01 in Bhuj
• Set up the Lions Children's Home at Haripar with the support of Lions Club of Coventry (UK)
• Organised a free camp for the Jaipur foot and hand, catering to 1140 patients. The camp provided them with lower and upper limbs, callipers, tricycles, crutches, wheelchairs etc
• More than 1000 disabled persons were given an accident claim insurance cover of Rs 100000 free of cost for one year

• Organised a camp for artificial limbs in association with the PNR Society, at Rajansar in Bhachau and fitted around 109 handicapped persons with the 'Prabha Foot'
• Organised a camp at Gandhidham, for the Polycentric Knee Joint Belt through which more than 175 persons were benefited
• Carried out a survey in more than 90 villages of Bhachau, Rapar and Anjar talukas to identify handicapped people
• Arranged a camp for artificial limbs in association with the PNR Society, benefiting nearly a 100 handicapped patients

• Is constructing six permanent structures for medical sub-centres in Anjar taluka and a dispensary in Bhuj
• Has also undertaken hygiene promotion programmes in 29 villages within the Dudhai catchment area in Anjar taluka

• Community level helpers are working in 25 villages under a community based programme for the rehabilitation of physically challenged and disabled people
• Has launched mobile x-ray unit, which can be used to transport patients to the hospitals, for a detailed medical check up, screening for surgery, corrective surgical operations and to fix artificial limbs
• In association with the PNR society, has distributed eight crutches, three wheel chairs and tricycles, and 10 people have been provided with artificial limbs
• Runs 12 centres for physiotherapy in different villages of Anjar, Bhuj, Bhachau and Rapar
• Undertook a campaign for basic rights and the construction of earthquake resistant community centres
• Is working on a community-based programme, to address the psychosocial needs of the survivors in collaboration with NIMHANS

• Is running a hospital since the last week of January 2001
• Is constructing a hospital building with a maternity centre. Is also planning to construct an orphanage and an old age home in new Dudhai, Anjar

• Has constructed a community hall-cum-vaccination centre in Mandvi and Mundra. Has also established physiotherapy centres in Anjar and Bhuj
• Has distributed three ambulances in Anjar, Tundra, and Sanghipuram
• Has distributed 334 Jaipur foot, 25 tricycles, 140 walkers, 32 wheel chairs, 608 callipers, 72 crutches, and 60 artificial foot/limbs
  

• Supported government of Gujarat for the immediate rehabilitation of district health services in Kutch
• Construction of permanent structures for one PHC, four dispensaries and 12 health sub-centres are in progress in Bhuj, Mandavi and Rapar
• Has provided hearing aids to 27 children. The construction of 115 permanent Integrated Child Development Scheme centres are in progress in Rapar
• Training for LCDs functionaries with WFP and IFRC is in progress in all the talukas of Kutch. Provides "Friends of all" support for five community day care centres for children in Bhuj (five villages)

• Provides first aid in 10 villages of Rapar
• Runs the Child Helpline in all villages of Bhachau in partnership with Janpath
  

• Started an emergency medical camp which was then later established as a temporary hospital
• Established a 100-bed hospital with basic infrastructure, including operation theatres which was then handed over to the government of Gujarat. Also co-ordinates medical rehabilitation activities like the distribution of aids, appliances and artificial limbs.
• Established a temporary comprehensive rehabilitation centre with the Bimal People's Association at IMA hall, Bhuj, having a physiotherapy centre, artificial limb centre, a micro-finance unit for the disabled and a psychological counselling centre.
• Conducted health surveys in Bhuj, Anjar and Bhachau. Has planned to set up a permanent, comprehensive rehabilitation centre with BPA at Bhuj.
  

• Supplied around 30 million litres of drinking water to hospitals, community kitchens and camps in Bhuj and Anjar
• Donated one water purification unit to the Bhuj municipality having a capacity of 50,000 lt/hr and two smaller units, with a capacity of 40,000 lt/hr, each in Anjar and Madhapar. Also provided chlorine injection kits to seven talukas of Kutch
  

• Has formulated a psychosocial support project, that mainly focuses on primary school children (trauma counselling) and the training of primary school teachers in trauma counselling
• Is planning three similar sub-centres in Abdasa too
• Is planning to set up two PHCs in Khadoi in Anjar and Dhaneti in Bhuj
• Plans establishing seventy-three sub-centres in Bachau, Mandavi, Mundra, Anjar and Rapar
  

• Has carried out a rapid health assessment in the affected areas, in co-operation with UNDAC, covering many towns and villages in Kutch, Jamnagar, Patan, Rajkot and Surendranagar district
• Distributed emergency trauma kits and emergency health kits to PHCs in Rapar
• Provided technical advice on disease surveillance, water and sanitation to the Government of Gujarat and other UN agencies
• Has established health co-ordination meetings in four talukas -- Anjar, Bhachau, Bhuj and Rapar. These have served as a forum for discussing epidemiological trends, identifying and finding solutions to local problems (such as water and sanitation), identifying the training needs of medical officers and sharing of information between organisations. Established a district disease surveillance unit (DSU), that functions as an early warning signal unit; also established a network of 164 reporting units in Kutch, using standard surveillance formats. Is providing technical support for water and sanitation to the general administration.
  

• Repaired 12 small water structures in five villages, with the support of Abhiyan and with financial aid from the UNDP
• Repaired in association with Abhiyan, one minor irrigation dam in Bhuj, with finances from the Prime Minister's Relief Fund

• Repaired in association with Abhiyan, seven small water structures in Tera village with financial support from the UNDP
• With Abhiyan, repaired one minor irrigation dam in Abdasa with financial support from the Prime Minister's Relief Fund

• Has undertaken the repair work of 20 water structures in five villages of Anjar and six water structures in two villages of Bhuj, with the financial support of the DRDA
• Repaired two small water structures in Hirapar village, in association with Abhiyan and supported by the UNDP
  

• Plans to repair two small dams in the Bagda village of Mundra
• Plans to work on an anti-drought project
  

• Repaired 16 small water structures in Paccham area and 11 water structures in Nakhatrana
• Repaired 34 small water structures with the support of Abhiyan

• Repairing 13 small structures in 10 villages in association with Abhiyan and supported financially by the UNDP
• With Abhiyan, repaired three minor irrigation dams with the Prime Minister's Relief Fund

• Built 368 schools in 90 days in 111 villages in eight talukas
• Aims to build 570 schools in 250 villages, to benefit as many as 1,30, 000 students

• Constructed 1000 classrooms in Kutch
• Constructing one school in Bhuj and another in Rapar

• Constructed 10 schools in remote villages in Bhachau and Rapar
• Is training local volunteers to run the schools and provide support to students and teachers
• Organised balmelas to entertain and educate children
• Runs multi-purpose vans with audio-visual aids consisting of film shows, exhibitions, science practicals, library etc
• Is transporting and distributing toys to the children of Kutch
• So far 9567 children have been covered