– Procurement of search and rescue materials: rubber boats, sirens, life jackets, helmets, paddles, rubber tubes, and PPE.

– Shelter houses with washing facilities established.

– Early warning system with siren houses set up.

– Established Local Disaster Management Committee.

– The Local Disaster Management Committee (LDMC) team trained in first aid and rescue operations.

– Strong coordination with the Area Police Office and Armed Police Force.

– Helipad for flood emergency response

– Focused on gender-responsive and inclusive COVID-19 measures.

– Lead volunteers engaged in door-to-door visits and information collection.

– Promotion of COVID-19 preventive measures: social distancing, mask usage, and sanitization.

– Awareness campaigns for vaccination through door-to-door visits and megaphone announcements.

– List of vulnerable households created

– Collected data from households and connected with banks

– Increased community awareness of social protection services.

– Emphasis on bank accounts and identity cards for financial inclusion

– Trained people on mental health, psychosocial well-being, and identifying psychosocial issues and symptoms.

– Conducted sessions for students on psychosocial support, child protection, child rights, child marriage, and its connection to psychosocial issues.

– Trained community-based psychosocial workers in mental health, counseling skills, and strategies to support children at risk of child marriage and violence.

– Identified and provided counseling for psychosocial cases in the community.

– Trained stakeholders (local representatives, health volunteers, youth, and club members) and teachers on psychological first aid.