 Assessment of Targeted Area.
 Assessment & Selection of Beneficiaries.
 To Facilitate Community for make Village Development Committee.
 Project Introduction.
 Training Delivered on Importance of Nutrition.
 Conduct VDO Meetings.
 Conduct fodder distribution events.
 Conduct livestock vaccination camps at village level.
 Conduct Cash Disbursement events & Manage Overall arrangements.
 Report Daily Activities Achievements to Project Coordinator.

• Carryout initial and final KAP surveys and conduct baseline, mid-line and end line nutrition surveys
• Office bears of COs on the role and responsibilities, record keeping and management of CO activities
• FNS project can contribute to reducing the high rates of maternal and child malnutrition prevailing in Tharparkar
• Water Treatment method, disaster preparedness plans
• Organize ‘Food & Nutrition Security’ festivals/Mela,
• Community conferences with line departments about progress of FNS Plans
• Organizing livestock management trainings
• Training of TBAs and Nutrition Promoters
Identification Of
 Rainwater conservation tanks (tanka) at household level
 Installation of solar desalination stills.
 Farmers for trainings on silage making & Hay Making
 Demonstration pilots of drought resistant food crop varieties
 Youth for skill training as per market demand
 Youth women for skill training as per market demand
 Man/women for strengthening of local micro-enterprises to respond to market demand.
Building Linkages Of
 CLEWs with the livestock extension department to enable them to provide services of vaccination and drenching
 Community conferences with line departments about progress of FNS Plans
 Trained youth with potential market
 TBAs with local health department
 CBOs with ‘Social Safety Nets’
Contribute in campaigns for
• Promotion and facilitation of Child Birth Registration
• CNIC Registration
• livestock vaccination and de-worming

 To work closely with communities for the establishment of WASH and sanitation facilities in the operation areas. to reduce the risk of water and sanitation related communicable diseases by promoting goodhygiene practice in communities
 To educate families on stores where they can replenish these items for a low-cost, when they run out.
 To provide education on spotting this illness, ways to provide treatment and tips to actively prevent future cases.
 To demonstrates proper ways to maintain specific personal cleansing procedures and answers any subsequent questions
 Target specific audiences and identify defining characteristics that affect their approach to hygiene. ...
 Identify the motives for changed behavior.
 Formation Of School Hygiene Club at the Targeted Villages.
 A flexible method which is suited to each specific schools' needs (to better reach the children of that particular school)
 Assessment of Targeted Area.
 Assessment & Selection Of Beneficiaries.
 To Facilitate Community for make Village Development Committee.
 Project Introduction
 Training Delivered on Importance of Nutrition.
 Training Delivered on Agriculture practices.
 Training on Livestock Management.
 Delivered Hygiene Session
 Conduct VDO Meetings.
 Conduct Cash Disbursement events & Manage Overall arrangements.
 Report Daily Activities Achievements to Project Coordinator.

Community mobilization and beneficiaries’ screening
 Community sensitization on the program objectives and methods to stimulate & eventually promote the understanding and participation of the target population. Community sensitization starts at village- and community-leader levels and eventually extends to the entire population.
 Elicit community involvement in case finding, referral, encouraging attendance and minimize defaulters. Follow-up issues related to low attendance rate and defaulters and the underlying problem and propose appropriate solution
 Support to the Mother support group during screening (active case finding)
 Prepare activity plan for the screening exercise in consultation with the Mother Support Group and OTP/SFP Team Supervisors
 Seek and provide feedback on screening programmer implementation schedule and activities plan as appropriate to enhance coverage and maximize impact
 Participate in the selection of the decentralized mass screening sites to ensure access and high coverage
 Organize and facilitate regular community screening sessions for Mother Support Group with the guidance of OTP/SFP Supervisors
 Provide technical support to Mother Support Group on mobilization, active case finding, defaulter tracing and home follow up visits through follow up trainings and on job coaching and supportive supervision
 Consult with the OTF/SFP Supervisors and Deputy Nutrition Program Manager as necessary and liaise closely with other relevant partners (community leaders etc.) regarding progress nutrition activities
 Establish good relationship with the Taluka and UC authorities and community leaders
 Establish a network with the other actors in the working area (NGOs)
 Establish a good understanding of the program within the community
 Establish linked and meetings with the community leaders and different group existing in the working area.

 The WASH community mobilizer will promote community involvement and participation in the implementation of the project.
 He/she will conduct household water safety and hygiene promotion assessments.
 He/she will build the capacity of local communities for sustainable water safety and hygiene promotion through the method of Community Led Total Sanitation (CLTS).
 He/she will ensure sustainability of the intervention through the establishing of water user and sanitation committees.
 He/she will train the water user and sanitation committees and secure ownership of the installations.
 He/she will manage community relations and interactions, primarily related to, but not limited to developing the WASH situation.
 The community mobilizer will work together with the project's Technical Assistant in order to create a relationship between the community and the WASH group at the district level.