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Two Months Training Programme for Community Livestock Extension Workers (CLEWs)

| 3rd December 2018 to 31st January, 2019 | Research & Training Institute for Livestock Development | Tando Muhammad Khan

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Contents Acronyms and abbreviations .................................................................................................................. 4

Overview ................................................................................................................................................. 5

About Research and Training Institute (RTI) for Livestock Development ............................................... 6

Salutation by RTI Head of Department ................................................................................................... 6

Message from Director - Animal Husbandry (AH) .................................................................................. 7

Introduction ............................................................................................................................................ 7

Training Objectives ................................................................................................................................. 9

Individual Pre-Test .................................................................................................................................. 9

Training Methodologies .......................................................................................................................... 9

Training Workshop Proceeding ............................................................................................................. 10

Training Glimpses .................................................................................................................................. 13

Conclusion ............................................................................................................................................. 18

Certification Ceremony ......................................................................................................................... 21

Annex A: List of Participants ................................................................................................................. 23

Annex B: Training Agenda ..................................................................................................................... 27

Annex C: Definition of EU ...................................................................................................................... 36

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Acronyms and abbreviations AAP Accelerated Action Programme

ACF / AAH Action Consol La Faim / Action Against Hunger

AFSL Agriculture, Food Security and Livelihood

AH Animal Husbandry

AI Artificial Insemination

A4N Agriculture for Nutrition

BQ Black Quarter

CBO Community Based Organization

CCPP Contagious Caprine Pleuro Pneumonia

CLEWs Community Livestock Extension Workers

ER Expected Results

EU European Union

ET (V) Entero Toxemia (Vaccine)

FAO Food Agriculture Organization

FFS Farmer Field School

FMD Foot – Mouth Diseases

GDP Gross Domestic Product

GNP Gross National Product

HS Haemorrhagic Septiemia

LS Livestock

LSO Local Support Organization

MoU Memorandum of Understanding

NRSP National Rural Support Programme

PDI Pakistan Dairy Information

PINS Programme for Improved Nutrition in Sindh

PPR Pest des Petits Ruminants

RSPN Rural Support Programmes Network

SRSO Sindh Rural Support Organizations

RTI Research and Training Institute

ToRs Terms of References

TRDP Thardeep Rural Support Programme

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Overview

RSPN in consultation with Livestock Department GoS and Research & Training Institute (RTI) Tando

Muhammad Khan organized two months training for selected Community Livestock Extension

Workers (CLEWs) where these will go into an extensive training to enhance conceptual understanding

and practical skills on livestock management, nutrition, health, diseases & vaccination, breeding

specifically artificial insemination. The number of 193 CLEWs selected from each union of the ten

intervened districts; a batch of 97 CLEWs is enrolled in the training; where these trainees are being

capacitated on livestock management practices and LS extension services. For the reason, RSPN / ACF

in collaboration with Implementing RSPs has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) and

prepared terms of references (ToRs).

Trained CLEWs and Government Livestock Extension workers will be made members of LSOs livestock

committee and CLEWs will provide all types of services and disseminate information through VOs and

COs among community members about fee to be charged by extension workers for services as per

outreach schedule submitted to LSO and will also conduct fortnightly session at FFS with group of 15

– 20 community members having livestock and provide information about livestock management,

need for vaccination and drenching, proper management of animal dung for preparation of manure

and measures to be adopted to mitigate negative impact on climate caused by animals and breed

improvements through artificial insemination.

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About Research and Training Institute (RTI) for Livestock Development Research and training institute was established in 1990-1991. The institute is located in Tando

Mohammad Khan at the distance of 16 km from T. M. Khan city, on Sujawal road. The basic aim of

establishment of this institution was to collect basic information regarding livestock in rural Sindh and

conduct problem oriented research. The research then should be applied by organizing different

training programs for livestock farmers as well as Veterinary Doctors for their capacity building and

skill enhancement. Training programs are organized in such a manner that the farmers can be

introduced to modern scientific technologies to improve the worth of their animals and get more

profit from them. The institute also works in collaboration with Government and non-Government

organizations to organize different types of trainings. Benazir Bhutto Shaheed Youth Development

Program (BBSYDP), Livestock and Fisheries Department, Government of Sindh, NRSP, HDF, THDP, RDF,

Engro Foundation, UNDP, FAO, HDF, PDI, ACTED, IRC, Islamic Relief Fund and many other organizations

were counter part of the Institution in the past. RTI is currently working with BBSYDP and RSPN.

Salutation by RTI Head of Department This training session was a collective effort of RSPN, who sponsored the training events and Research

& Training Institute, Tando Muhammad Khan have organized and managed training programs. First,

we would like to thank all participants for their participation and whole team of RSPN, SRSO, TRDP

and NRSP for their facilitation to manage these training events smoothly. Special thanks to Akbar Raza,

Project Director PINS and the representative of RSPN for their contribution in organizing these training

events.

We would like thank Livestock Department, Government of Sindh for valuable contribution and inputs.

We highly appreciate efforts of our trainers Dr. Qaisar Abbas Shah, Dr. Sajid Hussain Kaleri, Dr.

Mubasher Solangi, Dr. Irfan Ali Memon, Dr. Abdul Manan Khokhar, Dr. Musharaf Ali Malkani, Dr.

Rukhsana Vighio and Dr. Nazia Firdos for facilitating “whole of the technical training” with all their

capabilities, commitment and keen interest to equip the participants with technical knowledge and

skills.

Finally yet importantly we would also thank to Dr. Ahtisham ul Haq Rana, Director Animal Husbandry

Sindh for his kind efforts in training process and completion successful training.

RTI staff and trainers have tried to include all basic contents related to technical training skills in this

training but there might be some conceptual gaps in the sessions. RTI will appreciate if anybody could

provide feedback on the contents and methodology.

In charge Research and Training Institute

Tando Muhammad Khan

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Message from Director - Animal Husbandry (AH)

Training is the most fundamental part in livestock sector and is an important component in the

strategy to achieve organizational objectives over the years, experience have shown that enabling

trainings to acquire technical knowledge and skills are the basic capacity building tools and is influence

on the wellbeing of society by poverty elevation.

RTI is a leading capacity building forum in Pakistan Its aim is to strengthen skills of youth and support

their families. RTI serves to livestock & Poultry farmers in respect to impart fundamental information

regarding breeding, management, nutrition, health coverage and marketing for the improvement of

milk and meat production to enhance the income of disadvantage section of the society through

sustainable development.

Directorate of Animal Husbandry in the name of RTI has worked in collaboration with different public

and private organizations to developed, designed and implemented different courses for the livestock

& Poultry farmers, community activist, and professionals to develop technical knowledge and skill of

community; We believe that trained and mature human resources in Sindh and Pakistan will ultimate

contribute in the development of livestock farming.

CLEWs training plays key role to achieve our objectives. This is the only way to improve health and

production of animal, which is possible either by Nutrition or management. Also breeding

management mainly the Artificial Insemination improves genetic characters which enable animals to

achieve peak levels of production.

Hope fully the elite manpower trained by RTI will serve for the betterment of livestock and ultimately

for the nation by applying the technique which they learnt during their entire training period.

Dr. Ahtisham ul Haq Rana

Director Animal Husbandry

Introduction Two moths CLEWs training was scheduled for community livestock extension workers (CLEWs) at

Research and Training Institute, Tando Muhammad Khan. The training aims to empower human

resources by providing them technical knowledge and skills about basics of animal husbandry, artificial

insemination, care and management of animals during normal conditions and outbreak. Events were

organized by Rural support programmes network (RSPN) in collaboration with NRSP, TRDP and SRSO.

Total 97 Trainees from different districts of Sindh 13 Dadu, 12 Jamshoro, 12 Tando Allahyar, 09 Thatta,

09 Sujawal, 10 Tando Muhammad Khan, 06 Matiari, 08 Larkana, 08 Shikarpur, 10 Kambar Shadadkot

were trained during two training events each 60 days. Trainees belong to three different organizations

i.e. NRSP 46, TRDP 25, SRSO 26 respectively. Targeted community belonged to 97 UCs from 10 districts

were selected for training. Participants act as activists for their community to convey messages related

to health and production of animals by keeping advised management measures to save life of animals

and can maximize utilization of natural resources.

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According to the reports of FAO (world expert forum 2009) the predicted world’s population within

developing countries will reach 9.1 billion by 2050 which is 34 percent higher than today (Fig 1). Largely

most of that population about 70 percent will be in urban areas. Also food production needs will be

increased up to 70 percent by 2050 to achieve the marginal levels of healthy food consumption. It is

major task for the food industries

worldwide to provide healthy food

and prevent malnutrition.

Malnutrition is the state produced

due to eating low nutrient food or

incorrect proportions of nutrients

within the food.

Figure-1. Worldwide human growth ratio (in billions)

Pakistan is an agricultural country more than 70 percent population depends upon agriculture,

according to the recent reports of Ministry of finance Government of Pakistan the livestock shares

58.33% as compared to the agriculture value added (19.5%) in national GDP. Pak Dairy Info states that

we have about 39.7, 34.6, 29.09, 66.49 and 1.0 million heads of cattle, buffaloes, sheep, goat and camel

in Pakistan respectively, with livestock growth rate 3.43 % as compare to 3.30% last year. Since

livestock contributes greatly to the agrarian economy and plays important role in poverty elevation of

the livelihood of large proportion of small and marginal scale farmers and landless laborers.

The targeted community copes using its own resources, therefore it is very important to give

awareness to farmers about how to protect their assets and improve their production. The targeted

communities selected by RSPN in collaboration with NRSP, TRDP and SRSO are living below poverty

line; they have good opportunity to get more profit and improve economically by rearing animals. In

this regard animals are the main asset of these people on which not only they depend in routine life

but in case any unfavourable situation befalls them they stabilize their economy with the help of

animals. Due to multidimensional importance of livestock, it is very important to convey basic

information regarding life hazards that affects animals and risks to health of animals to farmers on

grass root levels, who act as activists in their respective villages and UCs. List of selected union councils

for CLEWs training is as under.

Sr# District RSP Participants

01 Dadu TRDP 13

02 Jamshoro TRDP 12

03 Tando AYR NRSP 12

04 Thatta NRSP 09

05 Sujawal NRSP 09

06 T. M. Khan NRSP 10

07 Matiyari TRDP 06

08 Larkana SRSO 08

09 Shikarpur SRSO 08

10 KSK SRSO 10

Total 97

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This training aims to enhance basic knowledge of farmers about animal husbandry, protect and to care

for animals as well as cure them during any unfavourable condition, good management and healthcare

skills duly make them aware to improve meat and milk production by rearing highly efficient breeds.

While the livestock management also help farmers to improve production of animals at grass root

level. Beneficiaries from different UCs of selected ten districts were trained in two batches of 60 days

each during 2 training events conducted at Research and Training Institute, Tando Muhammad Khan.

The training was designed for strengthening and giving support to livestock & Poultry farmers in

respect to impart very basic and scientific information to protect their assets, improve production,

enhance breeds qualities and increase the income by value addition.

RSPN and RTI are collaboratively making effort to develop trained manpower as community livestock

extension workers (CLEWs). They should have enough knowledge and working capacity to reduce risk

to livestock and become good workers for the community. Definitely they will work for livestock

development and minimize risk factors for livestock thus improving their living standards.

Training Objectives To enhance Management skills to promote housing, hygiene, nutrition and general

healthcare of animals in daily life. To create awareness regarding animal production and income generating tools at household

level. To protect animals against bacterial and viral infections.

Individual Pre-Test An instrument has been provided to the CLEWs participants to assess the pre training conceptual

understanding on Livestock management, extension services and practices. The questionnaire was

developed in local language. The result of the pre training assessment has also been incorporated in

this report.

Training Methodologies Community livestock extension workers (CLEWs) training comprised of housing, nutrition, healthcare

management, breeding management, poultry husbandry and extension services in farm animals.

Strategically training sessions were divided into four sections.

Lecturers

During this part of session basic principles of housing management, hygiene condition, nutrition,

healthcare, procedures to rescue animals during any life risk moment, first aid, precautions to reduce

life risk, care and management of animals in adverse situations with less production and less resources

were discussed.

Trainees shared their experience regarding healthcare issues. Questions were raised regarding their

previous experience of diseased animals. Annual vaccination charts were used to deliver annual

vaccination calendar. Other pictorial charts were used to identify common microbial diseases,

difference between contagious and non-contagious diseases were explained to them.

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Group Activities:

Group work was conducted to analyse the understanding of participants. Participants also presented

questions regarding topics discussed and prevailing issues of animal health. Intentionally question

answer session was lengthened to discuss more and provide learning opportunity to participants.

Group activities help trainees to discuss topics with each other and put their new ideas regarding their

previous experience. Difference between healthy and sick animal was discussed during live animal

demonstration and frequent check-ups were made to make training activities more beneficial to

participants.

Practical / Technical Skills:

Difference between healthy and sick animal was discussed during live animal demonstration and

frequent check-ups were made to make training activities more beneficial to participants. Practical

activities like de-worming, vaccination, farm management, and general check-up of animal and

feeding of animals were conducted to create a balance between theory and practical work.

Exposure Visit:

Visit was arranged at Red Sindhi Cattle Breeding Farm Tando Mohammad Khan to observe modern

scientific ways of farming. Trainees recorded their observations and compared it to the theory they

had been taught during lectures.

Provision of Relevant Material:

Training material was provided in the form of book, written in local language. The book mainly

comprises of farm management, small and large scale farming etc. Feeding, health and breeding

management, poultry and extension were also part of the book.

Training Workshop Proceeding The sixty days extensive training started at Research and Training Institute, Tando Muhammad Khan

with introduction to the participants. The training course was designed keeping in view the

objectives of the Programme for Improved Nutrition in Sindh funded by EU for reduction of

malnutrition and stunting in the province. This capacity building activity is comprised of eight

sections consist of classroom and onsite learning assignments - training schedule is mentioned

below:

Section-I: Introduction

1. Role of livestock in rural & national economy

2. Role of women in Livestock

3. Business related to livestock

4. Livestock Breeds of Sindh

5. Importance & advantages of Mix farming

6. Sustainable dairy farming – mixed dairy farming ( Commercial) Farm management practices

Section II: Farm Management

1. Housing Management Shed required for different type of farming

2. Care and Management of Calf from birth to yearling and pregnant dams

3. Care and Management of Heifers & dry animals

4. Care and Management of Milking animals

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5. Animal Handling Techniques

6. Methods of milking

Section III: Nutrition

1. Feeding requirement for d/f type of animals

2. What is balanced & Production Ration

3. Formation of rich energy food on lowest cost

4. Formation of Urea molasses, Chooran & feed Blocks

5. Preparation of fodder calendar

6. Fattening of Male young calves and bucks for eid-ul-uzzah

Section IV: Health Management

1. What is disease and its classification?

2. What is heard health management

3. Different types of disease occurring to small and large animals

4. Sign of Healthy and sick animal

5. Occurrence & Mode of Transmission of disease

6. Symptoms, Diagnosis and Treatment & prevention of HS, FMD

7. Symptoms, Diagnosis and Treatment & prevention of SURA, BQ

8. Symptoms, Diagnosis and Treatment & prevention of Brucellosis, Salmonellosis

9. Symptoms, Diagnosis and Treatment & prevention of ET, CPP

10. Symptoms, Diagnosis and Treatment & prevention of PPR, Anthrax

11. Types and Method of Vaccination, Deforming and Mastitis test

12. Annual Vaccination Chart

13. Endo and ecto parasitical diseases

14. Symptoms, Diagnosis and Treatment & prevention of Milk fever

15. Income Generation through cross breed animals

16. Exotic Milk & Meat Bread (role of AI)

17. Retention of Placenta, causes and management

18. Uterine and vaginal Prolepses, Causes & Management

Section V: Poultry

1. Rural poultry – an income generating model

2. Backyard poultry principle objectives and advantages

3. Poultry economics cost benefits of broiler and layers (Income generation through

Commercial Poultry )

4. Selection of good quality chicks

5. Brooding. House preparation and methods of brooding

6. Vaccination techniques and its program.

7. Bio-security importance and requirements

8. Important viral, bacterial & Protozoal diseases of poultry

9. Importance and scope of fancy birds farming & its type

10. Income generation fancy bird rearing

11. Feeding, Preventive measures &vaccination of fancy bird

Section V: Breeding Management

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1. Functional Anatomy of Female Reproductive System

2. Physiology of Female Reproductive System

3. Functional anatomy and physiology of male reproductive system

4. Hormones of reproduction

5. Puberty – factors affecting puberty

6. Estrus cycle – phases

7. Estrus - signs and methods of heat detection

8. Estrus synchronization – introduction, objectives

9. Selection of breeding bull

10. Pregnancy to parturition

11. Biotechnology

12. Introduction, collection, processing and evaluation of semen

13. Handling of semen and liquid nitrogen in field condition

14. Time of insemination and its importance

15. How to approach a cow for AI

16. Performing AI, a demonstration

17. Pregnancy Diagnosis, procedure and objectives

18. Common problems of female reproductive system in rural areas

19. Fertility, infertility and sterility, causes and management

20. What is anestrous, repeat breeding, causes and management

21. Loss of pregnancy - causes

22. Dystocia – causes and handling of dystocia

Section VII: Marketing

1. Market and type of livestock marketing

2. Milk value addition chain

3. Composition and marketing value of milk

4. Milk bi-products processing & marketing i.e. Yogurt, Whey, Butter, Cheese, Mayonnaise, Ice-

cream, flavoured milk, flavoured Yogurt, skimmed milk

Section VIII: Extension

1. What is extension? Extension techniques

2. Role and responsibilities of extension workers

3. Communication principles and barriers

4. Social mobilization – steps and barriers

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Training Glimpses

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Practical - Livestock Nutrition

Suggestions were collected from participants to store the grass for feeding, procedures for hay and

silage making were described and practical were conducted to make trainees aware about how to

make hay and silage. Importance of green grass was also elaborated. Practical sessions were

conducted for urea treatment in hay as well as urea molasses, chooran were made by trainees

themselves.

Practical - Animal Health Management

Signs of healthy animal and difference between healthy and sick animal was discussed and

demonstrated to trainees. Different types of

diseases were discussed which effect more to

production or threaten life, suitable preventions

before any outbreak or at the time of risk were

mentioned to reduce risk factor. In case of any

casualty, the kind of first aid animal needs to

survive and what management should be adopted

to maintain production level was also discussed

between groups. Preventive measure like

vaccination and drenching was the main subject

of practical sessions in which different routes of

drug administration especially vaccination were discussed and demonstrated during practical.

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Practical - Poultry Management

One day old chicks were brought for practical purpose. Housing, feeding and health management of

chicks was managed by trainees themselves under the supervision of experts. Routine vaccinations

were done. Chicks survived with zero percent mortality.

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Practical - Artificial Insemination

Phantum hall practice for normal orientation of female reproductive system was performed before

going to palpate over live animal. Pregnancy diagnoses was also discussed during this session. Trainees

also practiced how to cross the AI rod through cervix.

Live animal practice for Artificial Insemination and pregnancy diagnosis was conducted by Dr. Abdul

Manan Khokhar and Dr. Ghulam Nabi Dahri.

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Practical - Exposure

Exposure visits were made to Red Sindhi Cattle Breeding Farm Tando Muhammad Khan to evaluate

and understand what the trainees

learnt during theoretical sessions.

They had assignments regarding

different topics of feeding and

management which they had to

observe and present before trainees

the next day. Dr Zahid Memon,

Incharge RTI conducted these visits

himself, Dr Abdul Manan Khokhar and

Dr. Nazia Firdos also visited Red Sindhi

Cattle Breeding Farm Tando Muhammad Khan for survey purpose.

Practical - Marketing & Extensions

Extension services were also discussed to explain the basic aim of CLEWs training i.e. CLEWs have

responsibility to deliver the basic knowledge to their community regarding, management, nutrition,

health breeding and income generating tools.

Supervisory & Monitoring Visits

RSPN and partner RSPs team frequently visited for supervisory and monitoring the processes of

workshop and facilities to the trainee participants and had conversation with trainee CLEWs. Ms.

Safina Abbas, Ms. Rabab Jafar and Ms. Zainab Iqbal from RSPN team visited the training along with

local journalists and had briefing from trainees about what they learnt during practical classes.

Presentations were also given by trainees on different topics.

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Conclusion Keeping in view the objectives and observations of the training, CLEWs Training can be regarded as a

milestone in the field of Livestock, to promote management and healthcare and breeding techniques

and to protect assets of community members.

Research & training institute, Tando Muhammad Khan and RSPN together made efforts to develop

trained manpower and provide services in the fields. The training enabled the participants to have

enough knowledge and working capacity about breeding, farming, nutrition, management and health

of livestock and become a progressive worker for the community. They will play the role of bridge

between the community and the research institute to transfer the latest knowledge and its

adaptation.

Observations & Recommendations:

The following observations were made during two months of CLEWs training:

Behaviour of RSPN staff at RTI was excellent; representatives were very cooperative.

Trainees were keen to learn management, healthcare and breeding management specially

Artificial Insemination.

Topics discussed were as per needs of training; trainees participated each and every time with

great interest.

70 percent practical sessions were conducted frequently as per needs of training.

Trainees seemed to be hopeful for their future.

Trainees were selected on need based policy, age and qualification was also considered.

Recommendations:

RSPN should develop solid feedback mechanism to monitor post training activities,

information should be shared with Livestock Department.

Trainees should be bound to report to Livestock department attested/ authenticated by RSPN

as their work progress.

Artificial Insemination Kit should be provided to trainees for better performance as AI

technicians.

Organize workshops on different topics to give awareness about modern trends of Livestock

farming which the trainees will also attend.

The RSPN team is expected to continuously monitor CLEWs post training activities and receive

feedback and share it with stakeholders.

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Fifteen days refresher course should be organized after one year, trainees working as AI

technician should be involved in that refresher.

Post-Test and Training evaluation / Feedback

Course Title: COMMUNITY LIVESTOCK EXTENSION WORKERS TRAINING Duration

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Group ranking

30 10 20 10 10 10 10 100

Muhammad Shafi Shaikh 28.5 10 16 7 10 8 8.50 88 4th

Masha Allah Group

3rd

Mohsin Mallah 21 10 00 7 10 8 6 62

Shahrukh 29 10 16 7 10 8 7.8 87.8

M Azeem Burfat 21.5 10 17 7 10 8 5.5 79

Niaz Ali Channa 26 10 18 7 10 8 5.5 84.5

Muhammad Hasan 22 10 16 7 10 8 5.5 78.5

Abdul Wahab Jamali 22.5 10 00 7 10 8 7 64.5

Ali Dost Malkani 19 10 14 7 10 8 6.2 74.2

Fayaz Ahmed Mallah 27 10 16 7 10 8 7.2 85.2

Abdul Rasheed Khaskheli 28 10 16 7 10 8 7.5 86.5

Sajid Ahmed Bilawal Drs 27 10 00 7 10 8 4.8 66.8

Sajad Ali Panhwar 26 10 16 7 10 8 8.5 85.5

Group Total 78.5

Abdul Haleem 23 10 18 7 10 8.8 4.2 81

Lucky Group

4th

Mehboob Ali Laghari 28 10 18 7 10 8.8 7.1 88.9 2nd

Barkat Ali 25 10 03 7 10 8.8 4.2 68

Farooque Ahmed 00 05 00 7 10 8.8 4.7 35.5

Ali Murtaza 24 10 16 7 10 8.8 2 77.8

Muhammad Hanif 23.5 10 00 7 10 8.8 8.2 67.5

Ghulam Qazim 25 10 17 7 10 8.8 6 83.8

Waheed Ali 27 10 15 7 10 8.8 5.2 83

Jansar Ali 07 10 13 7 10 8.8 7.2 63

Zulfiqar Ali 27 10 18 7 10 8.8 9.1 89.9 1st

Zameer Hussain Chandio 24.5 10 15 7 10 8.8 6.7 82

Group Total 74.5

Riaz Ahmed 26 10 16 7 10 7.5 9 85.5

Haidery Group

2nd

Bilawal Ahmed 24 10 17 7 10 7.5 5.7 81.2

Muhammad Ismail 27 10 16 7 10 7.5 5.2 82.7

Ahsan Ali 28.5 10 15 7 10 7.5 6.2 84.2

Wajid Ali Khoso 22 10 17 7 10 7.5 7.3 80.8

Wajid Ali Napar 19 10 16 7 10 7.5 4.8 74.3

Ali Kbar 26.5 10 09 7 10 7.5 4 74

Raham Ali 23.5 10 19 7 10 7.5 7.5 84.5

M Sadique 22 10 16 7 10 7.5 8.2 80.7

Ali Murataza 26 10 16 7 10 7.5 5.2 81.7

Gulam Muhammad 25.5 10 15 7 10 7.5 3.5 78.5

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Ahmad Hussain 25 10 00 7 10 7.5 5.7 65.2

Waqar Ahmed 21 10 16 7 10 7.5 5.1 76.6

Sadam Hussain 22 10 00 7 10 7.5 6.6 63.1

Shahid Ali 25 08 00 7 09 7.5 00 56.5

Group Total 79.6

Shakeel Ahmed Kalhoro 26 10 18 7 10 7.7 7.6 86.3

Qalandri Group

1st

Sayed Abdullah Shah 26 10 19 7 10 7.7 7.5 87.2

Daim Khan Gadehi 26 10 18 7 10 7.7 5 83.7

Ali Muhammad Solangi 28 10 15 7 10 7.7 8.2 85.9

Wazir Ahmed Solangi 23 10 16 7 10 7.7 9.2 82.9

Bashir Ahmed Buriro 15 10 13 7 10 7.7 5.5 68.2

Khalid Hussain Jalbani 24 10 00 7 10 7.7 5.7 64.4

Abdul Qayoom Mangrio 27.5 10 15 7 10 7.7 8.3 85.5

Irfan Ali Shaikh 25 10 19 7 10 7.7 6.1 84.8

Waqar Ali Chana 23 10 13 7 10 7.7 4.1 74.8

Abdul Latif Bughio 24.5 10 00 7 10 7.7 8.1 67.3

Abdullah Vighamal 28 10 16 7 10 7.7 9.4 88.1 3rd

Rasool Bux Khaskheli 21.5 10 17 7 10 7.7 7.1 80.3

Group Total 79.9

Waqar Hussain Bhand 25 10 19 7 10 8.7 7.5 87.2

Janatut Firdos Group

2nd

Uzair Ahmed Jat 25.5 10 18 7 10 8.7 8.1 87.3

Anees Ahmed Chandio 27 10 17 7 10 8.7 7.1 86.8

Allah Dino Bhatti 22 10 17 7 10 8.7 5.7 80.4

Noor Ali Jalbani 28 10 14 7 10 8.7 6.7 84.4

Noorul Zaman Jarwar 26 10 15 7 10 8.7 5.5 82.2

Ashique Ali Panhyar 22 10 13 7 10 8.7 7.5 78.2

Anwar Ali Chutto 23 10 14 7 10 8.7 4 76.7

Haji Khan Otho 22 10 00 7 10 8.7 2.2 59.9

Khalil Ahmed Dharo 22.5 10 15 7 10 8.7 4.5 77.7

Ameer M. Laghari 24 10 17 7 10 8.7 8 84.7

Abdul Rehman Baran 22.5 10 18 7 10 8.7 4.2 80.4

Group Total 80

Amjad Khan Chandio 29 10 16 7 10 9 6 87

Sindhu Group

4th

Ali Ahmed Chandio 24 10 16 7 10 9 3.7 79.7

Sadam Hussain Mallah 24 10 15 7 10 9 3.2 78.2

Sharafat Jokhio 00 10 17 7 10 9 00 53

Sajid Ali Talpur 28 10 18 7 10 9 8 90 1st

Imran Oad 23 10 16 7 10 9 6 81

Ali Hassan Thebo 26.5 10 17 7 10 9 5.2 84.7

Parvez Zaor 27 10 00 7 10 9 6.1 69.1

Sajid Ahmed Khor 25 10 17 7 10 9 8.5 86.5

Abdul Karim Lashari 16 10 17 7 10 9 4.2 73.2

Ayaz Ali Jarwar 00 10 00 7 10 9 00 36

Group Total 74.4

Meer M. Memon 25 10 19 7 10 7.6 7.7 86.3

Abdul Wahab Gorgej 16 10 00 7 10 7.6 4.3 54.9

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Fayaz Hussain Laghari 22 10 18 7 10 7.6 9 83.6

Sada Bahar Group

3rd

Ramji 26 10 19 7 10 7.6 9.5 89.1 2nd

Ghulam Umar Thaheem 28 10 15 7 10 7.6 6.7 84.3

Akhtar Ali Tharani 24 10 16 7 10 7.6 6.1 80.7

Wahid Ali Katiar 22.5 10 16 7 10 7.6 4.1 77.2

Muhammad Mithal 26.5 10 17 7 10 7.6 7.7 85.8

Abdul Ghani Sholani 27 10 16 7 10 7.6 9.2 86.8

Mehtab Ali 25.5 10 16 7 10 7.6 4.3 80.4

Ghulam Mustafa Rind 17 10 00 7 10 7.6 4.7 56.3

Group Total 78.6

Aijaz Ali Jarwar 30 10 19 7 10 9 7.7 92.7

Hamdard Dost Group

1st

Azam Ali 24 10 18 7 10 9 8 86

Abdul Wahab 21 10 18 7 10 9 8.4 83.4

Gh Murtaza 25 10 18 7 10 9 5.6 84.6

Nazeer Hussain Brohi 22 10 18 7 10 9 5.15 81.1

M Azeem 22.5 10 15 7 10 9 4.8 78.3

Lekhraj 27 10 19 7 10 9 6.8 88.8

Rizwan Ali 28 10 18 7 10 9 7.7 89.7 3rd

Mujahid Hussain 20 10 18 7 10 9 7.1 80.9

Mukhtiar Unar 17 10 00 7 10 9 00 53

Group Total 81.1

Certification Ceremony Final day closing ceremony of CLEWs Training was organized at the end of training in which prizes

were distributed among top three candidates. Eng. Bari Khan Pitafi, Minister for Livestock and

Fisheries Government of Sindh was the

chief guest, Kazi Aijaz Ahmed Mahesar,

Secretary Livestock and Fisheries

Departments of Government of Sindh,

Sayed Aijaz Husaain Shah, MPA Sindh,

Khuram Karim Soomro, MPA Sindh, Yasir

Bhatti, Deputy Commissioner Tando

Muhammad Khan, Dr Abdul Qadir Junejo,

DG Livestock Sindh, Dr. Ahtisham ul Haq

Rana, Director AH Sindh, Dr Jamil Ahmed

Shaikh, Executive Director Animal Breeding and Dr Zakir Hussain Subuhpoto, Director Animal

Breeding, Rabia Rauf and Rao Ayub from ACF and Akbar Raza, Programme Director PINS-RSPN also

attended the closing ceremony.

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The Chief Guest Bari Khan Pitafi, Minister for Livestock and Fisheries Government of Sindh spoke about

the conduct and progress of trainees. He appreciated the administration of RSPN for managing CLEWs

training and RTI administration for providing a fine learning environment for training. He was pleased

to see the efforts of trainers and outstanding results of trainees.

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Annex A: List of Participants

S# Name F/ Name NIC Qual. District Cell No. Org. Address

1 Zulfiqar Ali Mohammad Ali 41203-6690592-9 BA Dadu 03043917392 TRDP Village Belo Patan, Po Khan pur, KN Shah

2 Ali Murtaza Pir Muhammad Qambrani

41203-9363219-7 BSc, Bed Dadu 03053552927 TRDP Village Kandi Chuki, KN Shah

3 Wazir Ahmed Muhammad Amin Solangi

41203-1181730-1 Intermediate Dadu 03053310083 TRDP Village Buthi, KN Shah

4 Waheed Ali Ghulam Nabi Chandio 41203-1528912-5 Intermediate Dadu 03431385535 TRDP Village Ladhan, Fateh Pur, KN Shah

5 Muhammad Hanif Wahid Bux Birehmani 41202-0297748-5 Intermediate Dadu 03065881450 TRDP Village Rajo Gandho, Johi

6 Farooque Ali Nasrullah Babar 41202-8317612-9 MA Dadu 03163641744 TRDP Village Wacho Pat, Johi

7 Ghulam Kazim Mohammad Bakhshal Gopang

41202-7471111-5 Matric Dadu 03153507036 TRDP Village Mubarak Gopang, Johi

8 Abdul Haleem Abdul Hameed 41202-4645529-3 Intermediate Dadu 03333615829 TRDP Village Mureed Babar, Tharri Jado Shaheed, Johi

9 Mehboob Ali Muhammad Hassan Laghari

41202-1200481-5 Intermediate Dadu 03363425810 TRDP Village Yameen Khan Laghari, Johi

10 Jansar Ali Maqbool Ali 41202-9649742-9 Intermediate Dadu 03133423041 TRDP Village Ibrahim Chandio, Johi

11 Ali Muhammad Basheer Ahmed 41203-2732146-5 Intermediate Dadu 03413507808 TRDP UC Parya

12 Abdul Latif Wali Muhammad Bughio 41203-2830012-9 Intermediate Dadu 03448081794 TRDP UC Gadehi

13 Barkat Ali Ghulam Rasool 41506-0461410-5 Intermediate Jamshoro 03068590694 TRDP Village Haji Hashim Ja Bhan, Sehwan

14 Azeem Muhammad Muhammad Ishaque 41507-0380039-5 Intermediate Jamshoro 03032317242 TRDP Village Ahmed Khan Hasnani, UC More, Thanu Bula khan

15 Zameer Hussain Barkat Hussain 41202-8569518-9 Intermediate Jamshoro 03313283751 TRDP Village Wahi Pandhi, UC Tando Raheem Khan, Johi

16 Shah Rukh Ali Hadi Bux 41702-0624076-1 Intermediate TAYR 03003301449 NRSP Village Manik Lanjwani Chambar,

17 Ali Dost Mir Dost 41406-2247662-1 Matric Thatta 03040027286 NRSP Village Malik Mazar Khan Malkani, UC Karampur, Mirpur Sakro

18 Muhammad Shafi Muhammad Ayub Shaikh

41403-1850249-7 Matric Thata 03072725774 NRSP Village Haji Ibrahim Shaikh, UC Bagan, KT Bandar

19 Niaz Ali Deen Muhammad Chana

41406-3875478-1 Matric Thatta 03223037991 NRSP Village Hafiz Muhammad CHana, UC Karand, Mirpur Sakro

20 Zameer Hussain Ghulam Hussain Chandio

41803-0618256-1 Intermediate Matiari 03023045303 NRSP Village Ali Akbar Chandio, UC Ramzan Unar,Matiari

21 Abdul Rasheed Sahib 41803-0608363-5 Matric Matiari 03323512956 NRSP Village Gh Muhammad Bagrani, UC Zerpir, Saeed abad

22 Abdullah Vighamal Jan Muhammad 41802-0588296-3 Intermediate Matiari 03063906458 NRSP Village Kacho Khanoth, UC Makhdoom joon landhyun, Hala

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23 Fayaz Ali Aijaz Ali 41803-0622795-1 Matric Matiari 03043795434 NRSP Village Jamal Khan Chang, UC Shahmeer Rau, New Saeed Abad

24 Rasool Bux Ghulam Rasool 41803-0623240-5 Matric Matiari 03093162887 NRSP Village Muhammad Malook Khaskheli, UC Bhaledinu, New Saeedabad

25 Sajjad Ali Mir Hassan 41801-0665689-7 Matric Matiari 03060105091 NRSP Village Haji Mola Bux, UC Ajan , Bhit shah

26 Khalid Hussain Deedar Hussain 434030-357510-5 Intermediate QS Kote 03463726127 SRSO Village Allah Rakhio Jalbani, UC Miandad Chinjri, Nasirabad

27 Waqar Ali Ali Nawaz Channo 43407-0457227-5 Intermediate QS Kote 03233979633 SRSO Village Gaji Khahawar, UC Junani, Wareh

28 Daim Khan Karim Bux Gadehi 43207-0926280-5 Intermediate QS Kote 03052827235 SRSO Village Raban Gadehi, UC Dera, Nasirabad

29 Abdullah Shah Makhan Shah 43403-0380029-1 BA QS Kote 03077961581 SRSO Village Chaodero, UC Chaodero, Nasirabad

30 Bilawal Mazhar Ali 43201-0921944-5 Intermediate Larkana 03453848800 SRSO Village Kandhra, UC Samtia, Badreh

31 Muhammad Ismail Rahmat Ullah 43201-6757390-7 Intermediate Larkana 03469375616 SRSO Village Lal Bux, UC Bagi, Dokri

32 Raham Ali Karam Ali Gadehi 43201-7678902-9 Matric Larkana 03032517980 SRSO Village Misri Sehar, UC Sehar, Dokri

33 Irfan Ali Abdul Haleem 43203-1549154-5 Matric Larkana 03082635545 SRSO Malahi Mohalla, Baqa pur road, Larkana

34 Bashir Ahmed Muhammad Buriro 43206-6044738-7 Matric Larkana 03466954812 SRSO Village Muhammad Bux Buriro, UC Neo Gud, Larkana

35 Abdul Qayoom Muhammad Bux Mangrio

43206-6486565-5 Intermediate Larkana 03083498201 SRSO Village Magrio, UC Puranoabad, Larkana

36 Shakeel Ahmed Mamtaz Ali Kalhoro 43206-6322594-9 Intermediate Larkana 03432809722 SRSO Village Banhu Kalhoro, UC Pathan, Larkana

37 Muhammad Hassan Muhammad Ashraf Chuhan

43206-7975173-1 Matric Larkana 03440249337 SRSO Village Nabi Bux Chuhan, UC Dadha Kalhora, Larkona

38 Wajid Ali Ali Murad Khoso 43303-3653866-3 Intermediate Shikarpur 03078240957 SRSO Village Pir Bakhar, UC Mungrani, Lakhi

39 Wajid Ali Qalandar Bux 43303-6577910-1 Intermediate Shikarpur 03138616860 SRSO Village Napar, UC Abdu, Lakhi

40 Riaz Ahmed Nisar Ahmed 43303-0611900-9 MA Shikarpur 03337265012 SRSO Village Chand, UC Sherkot, Jamra

41 Ali Akbar Taj Muhammad 43303-2752237-7 Matric Shikarpur 03093959818 SRSO Village Mochi, UC Bhirkan, Lakhi

42 Ihsan Ali Gulzar Indhar 43303-6511974-1 Intermediate Shikarpur 03153640474 SRSO UC Sehwani

43 Muhammad Sadiq Raban 43303-6838162-1 Intermediate Shikarpur 03063121064 SRSO UC Rustam

44 Shahid Ali Momin 41603-0577577-9 Matric T M Khan 03463844758 NRSP UC Jamal Din Lashari

45 Sajid Abdul Ghani 41601-0639574-1 Intermediate T M Khan 03473178211 NRSP Village Rajo Nizamani, UC Rajo Nizamani, T M Khan

46 Waqar Ahmed Abdullah 41603-0623368-3 Matric T M Khan 03415952129 NRSP UC Lakhi @ Mirwah

47 Abdul Wahab Ali Bux Jamali 41601-0652473-1 Matric T M Khan 03163797736 NRSP UC Digh mori

48 Ghulam Muhammad Soomro Khan 41603-0577779-3 Intermediate T M Khan 03462893846 NRSP UC Dandho

49 Sadam Hussain Muhammad Ayub 41601-0640817-9 Intermediate T M Khan 03108415923 NRSP UC Shaikh Bhirkyo

50 Rajab Ali Jan Muhammad 41601-0601623-1 Intermediate T M Khan 03473623544 NRSP UC Shaikh Fareed

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51 Ali Murtaza Dur Muhammad 41603-0609898-5 Intermediate T M Khan 03422161609 NRSP Village Jhangi Khan Rind, UC Ghulam Shah Bagrani

52 Ahmed Hussain Dodo Khan 41102-1926370-1 Matric T M Khan 03412798881 NRSP Qadir Bux Laghari, UC Yousif Khan Chang, T. Gh Hyder

53 Mohsin Ali Muhammad Hassan Mallah

41601-0653984-7 Matric T M Khan 03163195049 NRSP Village Haji Boto Mallah, UC Lakhat T M Khan

54 Haji Khan Hakim Otho 41506-0443640-3 Matric Jamshoro 03003081676 TRDP Karampur, Sehwan

55 Anwar Ali Bhooro 41506-0427716-1 Intermediate Jamshoro 03036212894 TRDP Village Arazi, Sehwan

56 Mujahid Hussain Mehmood Khan Panhwar

41506-0433759-7 Intermediate Jamshoro 03083103571 TRDP Village Jhangara, Swhwan

57 Ghulam Mustafa Gul Muhammad Rind 41506-0436992-9 Matric Jamshoro 03003765380 TRDP Village Hamzo Khan Rind, Sehwan

58 Sharafat Ali Sultan 41507-0377256-9 Intermediate Jamshoro 03233135066 TRDP Raees Walidad Jokhio, Village Babar Band, Nooriabad, Thanu Boolakhan

59 Abdul Wahab Azizullah 41507-0390702-5 Matric Jamshoro 03045641423 TRDP Village Haji Murad Barejo, UC Sari, Thanu Bula Khan

60 Waqar Hussain Ghulam Mustafa Bhand 41506-0435384-5 Intermediate Jamshoro 03035569695 TRDP Yateem Shah Colony, Bhan Saeed Abad, Sehwan

61 Ashique Mor Muhammad Panhiyar

41506-0454269-9 Matric Jamshoro 03030317593 TRDP Village Ramzan Oanhyar, UC Jafaabad, Sehwan

62 Imran Sodo Mal 41506-0440034-1 Intermediate Jamshoro 03023272842 TRDP Village Sayed Murad Ali Shah Wahur, UC Wahur, Sehwan

63 Ayaz Ali Mola Bux 41307-7730638-3 Intermediate TAYR 03023355293 NRSP Village Ali Bux Jarwar, Sahib Khan Jarwar, Bukera, TAYR

64 Sajid Ali Yar Muhammad Talpur 41701-0672291-1 Matric TAYR 03100335463 NRSP Village Khamiso Talpur Aamri, Kher Muhammad Jarwar, TAYR

65 Ramji Dharmu 41701-0652066-1 Intermediate TAYR 03083122575 NRSP Village Pir Noor Muhammad Shah Lakhir, Kamaro Shareef

66 Noor ul Zaman Noor Muhammad Jarwar 42501-3061301-7 Intermediate TAYR 03103283824 NRSP Village Began Jarwar, Mubarak Jarwar, Chambar

67 Ameer Muhammad Shafi Muhammad 41702-0610524-1 Matric TAYR 03053635534 NRSP Village Muhammad Umar Laghari, Chambar

68 Mahtab Ali Mumtaz Ali 41702-0625382-7 Matric TAYR 03093153073 NRSP Village Rawat Laghari,Chambar

69 Lekhraj Premchand 41701-0693254-9 Intermediate TAYR 03419023714 NRSP Village Dinu Kalro, Memoodani, Kamaro Shareef, TAYR

70 Rizwan Ali Mukhtiar Ali 41307-7651619-5 Intermediate TAYR 03072363382 NRSP Village Haji Sher Muhammad, UC Dad Khan Jarwar, TAYR

71 Fayaz Husain Muhammad Akram 41702-0632530-5 Intermediate TAYR 03063650239 NRSP Village Ghulam Hussain Laghari, UC Masu Bozdar, TAYR

72 Allah Dinu Muhammad Hayat 41701-0674244-1 Matric TAYR 03051506290 NRSP Village Haji Ibrahim Memon, UC Ghulam Hussain Sanjrani, TAYR

73 Ali Hassan Muhammad Hassan 41702-0605665-3 Intermediate TAYR 03043293556 NRSP Village Malook Thebo, UC Darya khan Mari, Misan Wadi

74 Abdul Rehman Sikandar Ali Baran 41405-0260419-1 BA Sujawal 03113324089 NRSP Village Ghulam Qadir Baran, UC Kamaro, Mirpur Bathoro

75 Ghulam Murtaza Rab Dino Dhamach 41405-8366343-9 BA Sujawal 03073040289 NRSP Village Dooro Dhamach, UC Bachal Gugo, Mirpur Bathoro

76 Parwez Ali Zaor Dur Muhammad Zaur 41405-7441199-5 Intermediate Sujawal 03242710208 NRSP Village Abdullah Zaur, UC Ali akbar Shah, Mirpur Bathoro

77 Ali Ahmed Faqir Muhammad Chandio

41405-6913517-3 Intermediate Sujawal 03422102976 NRSP Village Haji Muhammad Aarif, UC Jhok Sharif, Mirpur Bathoro

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78 Akhtar Ali Nazar Muhammad Tharani

41902-0353525-3 Matric Sujawal 03160312550 NRSP Village Hussain Tharani, UC Maher Shah, Mirur Bathoro

79 Noor Ali Allah Bachayo Jalbani 41904-0342329-5 Intermediate Sujawal 03153162678 NRSP Village Gulsher Khan Jalbani, Jhongo Jalbani, UC Jhongo Jalbani, Shah Bandar

80 Sajid Ahmed Bilawal Ahmad Khan Khoro 41405-3435428-7 BA Sujawal 03123501276 NRSP Village Ahmad Khor, UC Darhya Khan, Mirpur Bathoro

81 Muhammad Mithan Abdul Latif Sanjrani 41904-0351342-9 Intermediate Sujawal 03103514778 NRSP Village Mola Bux Sanjrani, UC Choohar Jamali, Shah Bandar

82 Uzair Jat Mir Muhammad Jat 41904-0341181-1 Matric Sujawal 03142727302 NRSP Village Chach Jahan Khan, UC Ladio, Shah Bandar

83 Abdul Karim Bhaledinu Lashari 41406-0859645-1 Intermediate Thatta 03042625402 NRSP Village Haji Abdul Karim, UC Chayo Bandi, Mirpur Sakro

84 Wahid Ali Qadir Bux Katiar 41406-3236152-9 Matric Thatta 03033042166 NRSP Villahe Ladu Katiar, UC UC Sakyro Mirpur Sakro

85 Mukhtiar Ahmed Muhammad Uris Unar 41406-4421102-7 BA Thatta 03163800551 NRSP Village Mir Muhammad Unar, UC Dubo, Mirpursakro

86 Abdul Ghani Muhammad Ayube 41403-9043607-9 Matric Thatta 03233949880 NRSP Village Haji Hashim, UC KT Bandar

87 Khalil Ahmed Muhammad Jaffar 41406-5957467-1 Matric Thatta 03212532616 NRSP Village, Muhammad Bachal Dharo, UC Buhara, Mirpur Sakro

88 Ghulam Umar Muhammad Raheem 41406-0386025-9 Matric Thatta 03213440454 NRSP Village Haji Noor Muhammad Thaheem, UC Palijani, Gharo

89 Aijaz Ali Noor Nabi 43406-0424378-7 BSc QS Kote 03342013320 SRSO Village Kara Khan Jrawar, UC Aetbar Khan Chandio, Shehdadkot

90 Nazeer Hussain Khadim Hussain Brohi 43405-0364015-3 MA QS Kote 03322106619 SRSO Village Nabi Bux Brohi, UC Hazar wah, Shehdadkot

91 Azam Ali Abdul Rasool 43407-0418450-3 Matric QS Kote 03067355494 SRSO Village Gorgaj, UC Kalar, Wareh

92 Amjad Khan Ahmad Khan Chandio 43407-0458488-5 Intermediate QS Kote 03147121875 SRSO Village Haji Shafi Muhammad, UC Khandu, Wareh

93 Abdul Wahab Ghulam Murtaza 43406-0419169-3 Intermediate QS Kote 03033647598 SRSO Village, Ali Murad Barecho, UC Sari, Thanu Boola Khan

94 Anees Ahmed Dur Muhamad Chandio 43407-0464441-3 Intermediate QS Kote 03003437301 SRSO UC Noorabad

95 Muhammad Azeem Afzal 43302-9207438-5 Intermediate Shikarpur 03013413360 SRSO Village Khair Muhammad Kharos, UC Garhi Dakho, Khanpur

96 Mir Muhammad Khan Muhammad Memon

43302-3069843-7 BSc, Bed Shikarpur 03012770702 SRSO Village Bashir abad, UC Raheem abad, Khanpur

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Annex B: Training Agenda

Day

# 0

1

09:00am to Registration of the participants Dr. Qaiser Abbas 11:00am Introduction of the participants Welcome by the in-charge of institute Dr. Zahid Hussain Objective of Training & expected out come 11:00am Tea Break 11:30am to Group formation & Training methodology Dr. Mubasher 02:00pm Fear, Hopes & code of conduct (Norms) Dr. Ab Manan 02:00pm Lunch & prayer Break 03:00pm to National economy and Livestock Consultation Dr. Nazia Firdos

05:00pm Assignment & closing

Day

# 0

2

09:00am to Review of previous day Group activity Dr. Zahid Hussain

11:00am Role of livestock in rural & national economy

Consultation Dr. Zahid Hussain

11:00am Tea Break 11:30am to 02:00pm Role of women in Livestock Demonstration Dr. Zahid Hussain

02:00pm Lunch & prayer Break 03:00pm to 05:00pm

Group Presentation, Assignment & closing Group activity Dr. Zahid Hussain

Day

# 0

3

09:00am to Review of previous day Group activity Dr. Mubasher 11:00am Business related to livestock Consultation Dr. Mubasher 11:00am Tea Break 11:30am to 02:00pm Cattle, Buffalo Breeds of Sindh Demonstration Dr. Mubasher


Group Presentation, Assignment & closing Group activity Dr. Mubasher

Day

# 0

4

09:00am to Review of previous day Group activity Dr. Nazia Firdos 11:00am Sheep, goat Breeds of Sindh Demonstration Dr. Nazia Firdos 11:00am Tea Break 11:30am to 02:00pm Identification of breeds (farm visit) Demonstration Dr. Nazia Firdos


Group Presentation, Assignment & closing Group activity Dr. Nazia Firdos

Day

#0

5

09:00am to Review of previous day Group activity Dr. Ab Manan 11:00am Importance of Indigenous breeds Consultation Dr. Ab Manan 11:00am Tea Break 11:30am to 02:00pm Important breeds of world Demonstration Dr. Ab Manan


Group Presentation, Assignment & closing Group activity Dr. Ab Manan

Day

# 0

6

09:00am to Review of previous day Group activity Dr. Zahid Hussain 11:00am Importance & advantages of Mix farming Consultation Dr. Zahid Hussain 11:00am Tea Break 11:30am to 02:00pm

mixed dairy farming ( Commercial) Farm management practices

Demonstration Dr. Zahid Hussain



Day

#

07

09:00am to Review of previous day Group activity Dr. Qaiser Abbas 11:00am Farm Management Demonstration Dr. Qaiser Abbas 11:00am Tea Break

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11:30am to 02:00pm Routine Farm operations Demonstration Dr. Qaiser Abbas


Group Presentation, Assignment & closing Group activity Dr. Qaiser Abbas D

ay #

08

09:00am to Review of previous day Group activity Dr. Nazia Firdos 11:00am Commercial farm requirements Demonstration Dr. Nazia Firdos 11:00am Tea Break 11:30am to 02:00pm Building a commercial farm Demonstration Dr. Nazia Firdos



Day

# 0

9

09:00am to Review of previous day Group activity Dr. Irfan Ali 11:00am Housing Management Demonstration Dr. Irfan Ali 11:00am Tea Break 11:30am to 02:00pm Shed required for different type of farming Demonstration Dr. Irfan Ali


Group Presentation, Assignment & closing Group activity Dr. Irfan Ali

Day

# 1

0

09:00am to Review of previous day Group activity Dr. Mubasher 11:00am Artificial Insemination Consultation Dr. Mubasher 11:00am Tea Break 11:30am to 02:00pm Female Reproductive System Demonstration Dr. Mubasher



Day

# 1

1

09:00am to Review of previous day Group activity Dr. Sajid Hussain 11:00am Preparation of backyard poultry house Demonstration Dr. Sajid Hussain 11:00am Tea Break 11:30am to 02:00pm Demonstration Dr. Sajid Hussain


Group Presentation, Assignment & closing Group activity Dr. Sajid Hussain

Day

# 1

2

09:00am to Review of previous day Group activity Dr. Ab Manan 11:00am Reproductive Physiology and Anatomy Demonstration Dr. Ab Manan 11:00am Tea Break 11:30am to 02:00pm Phantom hall practice Demonstration Dr. Ab Manan



Day

# 1

3

09:00am to Review of previous day Group activity Dr. Rukhsana

11:00am Care and Management of Different animals

Demonstration Dr. Rukhsana

11:00am Tea Break 11:30am to 02:00pm Care and Management of Calves Demonstration Dr. Rukhsana


Group Presentation, Assignment & closing Group activity Dr. Rukhsana

Day

# 1

4

09:00am to Review of previous day Group activity Dr. Sajid Hussain 11:00am Care and management of breeding bull Demonstration Dr. Sajid Hussain 11:00am Tea Break 11:30am to 02:00pm Phantom hall practice Demonstration Dr. Sajid Hussain



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Day

# 1

5

09:00am to Review of previous day Group activity Dr. Nazia Firdos 11:00am Feeding, Ration formulation Demonstration Dr. Nazia Firdos 11:00am Tea Break 11:30am to 02:00pm Maintenance and Balanced ration Demonstration Dr. Nazia Firdos



Day

# 1

6

09:00am to Review of previous day Group activity Dr. Rukhsana 11:00am Production and Breeding Ration Consultation Dr. Rukhsana 11:00am Tea Break 11:30am to 02:00pm Ration formulation (practical) Demonstration Dr. Rukhsana



Day

# 1

7

09:00am to Review of previous day Group activity Dr. Nazia Firdos 11:00am Urea Treatment Consultation Dr. Nazia Firdos 11:00am Tea Break 11:30am to 02:00pm Formation of Urea molasses Choran Demonstration Dr. Nazia Firdos



Day

# 1

8

09:00am to Review of previous day Group activity Dr. Zahid Hussain 11:00am Hay making Consultation Dr. Zahid Hussain 11:00am Tea Break 11:30am to 02:00pm Hay making practical Demonstration Dr. Zahid Hussain



Day

# 1

9

09:00am to Review of previous day Group activity Dr. Ab Manan 11:00am Silage making Consultation Dr. Ab Manan 11:00am Tea Break 11:30am to 02:00pm Silage making practical Demonstration Dr. Ab Manan



Day

# 2

0

09:00am to Review of previous day Group activity Dr. Nazia Firdos 11:00am Preparation of fodder calendar Consultation Dr. Nazia Firdos 11:00am Tea Break 11:30am to 02:00pm Fodder calendar (Practical) Demonstration Dr. Nazia Firdos



Day

# 2

1

09:00am to Review of previous day Group activity Dr. Sajid Hussain 11:00am Animal Handling Techniques Demonstration Dr. Sajid Hussain 11:00am Tea Break 11:30am to 02:00pm Methods of milking Demonstration Dr. Sajid Hussain



Day

# 2

2 09:00am to Review of previous day Group activity Dr. Mubasher

11:00am Principles and system of animal breeding Consultation Dr. Mubasher 11:00am Tea Break 11:30am to 02:00pm Phantom hall practice Demonstration Dr. Mubasher

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Group Presentation, Assignment & closing Group activity Dr. Mubasher D

ay #

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09:00am to Review of previous day Group activity Dr. Rukhsana 11:00am AI Advantage-Disadvantage Consultation Dr. Rukhsana 11:00am Tea Break 11:30am to 02:00pm Heat detection for AI Demonstration Dr. Rukhsana



Day

# 2

4

09:00am to Review of previous day Group activity Dr. Zahid Hussain 11:00am Causes of Pregnancy Failure (Field visit) Demonstration Dr. Zahid Hussain 11:00am Tea Break 11:30am to 02:00pm Importance of Cross Breed Animals Demonstration Dr. Zahid Hussain



Day

# 2

5

09:00am to Review of previous day Group activity Dr. Qaiser Abbas

11:00am Income Generation through cross breed animals

Consultation Dr. Qaiser Abbas

11:00am Tea Break 11:30am to 02:00pm Exotic Milk & Meat Bread (role of AI) Demonstration Dr. Qaiser Abbas


Group Presentation, Assignment & closing Group activity Dr. Qaiser Abbas

Day

# 2

6

09:00am to Review of previous day Group activity Dr. Ab Manan 11:00am Handling, loading & Un-loading of AI gun Demonstration Dr. Ab Manan 11:00am Tea Break 11:30am to 02:00pm Herd health management Demonstration Dr. Ab Manan



Day

# 2

7

09:00am to Review of previous day Group activity Dr. Mubasher 11:00am Handling, loading & Un-loading of AI gun Demonstration Dr. Mubasher 11:00am Tea Break 11:30am to 02:00pm Cow comfort (Visit to farm) Demonstration Dr. Mubasher



Day

# 2

8

09:00am to Review of previous day Group activity Dr. Sajid Hussain 11:00am Estrus Cycle Demonstration Dr. Sajid Hussain 11:00am Tea Break 11:30am to 02:00pm Heat Detection Demonstration Dr. Sajid Hussain



Day

# 2

9


11:00am Disease, its classification mode of transmission

Demonstration Dr. Rukhsana

11:00am Tea Break 11:30am to 02:00pm Sign of Healthy and sick animal Demonstration Dr. Rukhsana



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Day

# 3

0


11:00am Symptoms, Diagnosis and Treatment & prevention of HS

Demonstration* Dr. Zahid Hussain

11:00am Tea Break 11:30am to 02:00pm

Symptoms, Diagnosis and Treatment & prevention of FMD

Demonstration* Dr. Zahid Hussain



Day

# 3

1


11:00am Symptoms, Diagnosis and Treatment & prevention of SURA

Consultation* Dr. Qaiser Abbas


Symptoms, Diagnosis and Treatment & prevention of BQ




Day

# 3

2

09:00am to Review of previous day Group activity Dr. Mubasher

11:00am Symptoms, Diagnosis and Treatment & prevention of Brucellosis

Consultation Dr. Mubasher


Symptoms, Diagnosis and Treatment & prevention of Salmoneliosis




Day

# 3

3

09:00am to Review of previous day Group activity Dr. Ab Manan

11:00am Symptoms, Diagnosis and Treatment & prevention of Theleriosis

Demonstration* Dr. Ab Manan


Symptoms, Diagnosis and Treatment & prevention of ET

Demonstration* Dr. Ab Manan



Day

# 3

4

09:00am to Review of previous day Group activity Dr. Sajid Hussain

11:00am Symptoms, Diagnosis and Treatment & prevention of CPP

Demonstration* Dr. Sajid Hussain


Symptoms, Diagnosis and Treatment & prevention of PPR

Demonstration* Dr. Sajid Hussain



Day

# 3

5

09:00am to Review of previous day Group activity Dr. Irfan Ali

11:00am Symptoms, Diagnosis and Treatment & prevention of Anthrax

Consultation Dr. Irfan Ali

11:00am Tea Break 11:30am to 02:00pm Types and Method of Vaccination Demonstration Dr. Irfan Ali



Day

#

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09:00am to Review of previous day Group activity Dr. Zahid Hussain 11:00am Annual Vaccination Chart Consultation Dr. Zahid Hussain 11:00am Tea Break

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11:30am to 02:00pm Mastitis test Demonstration Dr. Zahid Hussain


Group Presentation, Assignment & closing Group activity Dr. Zahid Hussain D

ay #

37

09:00am to Review of previous day Group activity Dr. Qaiser Abbas 11:00am Endo and ecto parasitical diseases Demonstration Dr. Qaiser Abbas 11:00am Tea Break 11:30am to 02:00pm Preventive measure against parasites Demonstration Dr. Qaiser Abbas



Day

# 3

8

09:00am to Review of previous day Group activity Dr. Mubasher 11:00am Metabolic disorders Consultation Dr. Mubasher 11:00am Tea Break 11:30am to 02:00pm

Symptoms, Diagnosis and Treatment & prevention of Milk fever

Demonstration* Dr. Mubasher



Day

# 3

9

09:00am to Review of previous day Group activity Dr. Irfan Ali 11:00am Reproductive disorders (field visit) Demonstration Dr. Irfan Ali 11:00am Tea Break 11:30am to 02:00pm

Retention of Placenta, causes and management

Demonstration Dr. Irfan Ali



Day

# 4

0

09:00am to Review of previous day Group activity Dr. Ab Manan 11:00am Vaginal Prolepses, Causes & Management Demonstration* Dr. Ab Manan 11:00am Tea Break 11:30am to 02:00pm Uterine Prolepses, Causes & Management Demonstration* Dr. Ab Manan



Day

# 4

1

09:00am to Review of previous day Group activity Dr. Sajid Hussain 11:00am Infertility (Field visit) Demonstration Dr. Sajid Hussain 11:00am Tea Break 11:30am to 02:00pm Repeat breeding Demonstration Dr. Sajid Hussain



Day

# 4

2


11:00am Exposure Visit Red sindhi cattle breeding farm, group assignment and presentation

Demonstration Dr. Zahid Hussain

11:00am Tea Break 11:30am to 02:00pm Findings of visit Demonstration Dr. Zahid Hussain



Day

# 4

3


11:00am Backyard poultry objectives and advantages

Demonstration Dr. Qaiser Abbas

11:00am Tea Break 11:30am to 02:00pm Selection of good quality chicks Demonstration Dr. Qaiser Abbas

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Group Presentation, Assignment & closing Group activity Dr. Qaiser Abbas D

ay #

44


11:00am Preparation of layer house, Selection of layer


11:00am Tea Break 11:30am to 02:00pm Selection and storage of eggs Demonstration Dr. Mubasher



Day

# 4

5

09:00am to Review of previous day Group activity Dr. Irfan Ali 11:00am Egg candling Demonstration Dr. Irfan Ali 11:00am Tea Break 11:30am to 02:00pm Broody hen and artificial brooders Demonstration Dr. Irfan Ali



Day

# 4

6


11:00am Rural poultry – an income generating model

Consultation Dr. Rukhsana

11:00am Tea Break 11:30am to 02:00pm Vaccination techniques Demonstration Dr. Rukhsana



Day

# 4

7

09:00am to Review of previous day Group activity Dr. Ab Manan 11:00am Vaccination program for poultry. Consultation Dr. Ab Manan 11:00am Tea Break 11:30am to 02:00pm Bio-security importance and requirements Demonstration Dr. Ab Manan



Day

# 4

8


11:00am Important viral, bacterial diseases of poultry

Consultation Dr. Zahid Hussain

11:00am Tea Break 11:30am to 02:00pm Important Protozoal diseases of poultry Demonstration* Dr. Zahid Hussain



Day

# 4

9


11:00am Importance and scope of fancy birds farming & its type



Feeding, Preventive measures & vaccination of fancy bird

Demonstration Dr. Qaiser Abbas



Day

# 5

0 09:00am to Review of previous day Group activity Dr. Mubasher

11:00am AI gun loading and unloading Demonstration Dr. Mubasher 11:00am Tea Break 11:30am to 02:00pm AI gun loading and unloading Demonstration Dr. Mubasher

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Group Presentation, Assignment & closing Group activity Dr. Mubasher D

ay #

51

09:00am to Review of previous day Group activity Dr. Rukhsana 11:00am Market and type of livestock Marketing Consultation Dr. Rukhsana 11:00am Tea Break 11:30am to 02:00pm Fattening of Male young calves Demonstration Dr. Rukhsana



Day

# 5

2

09:00am to Review of previous day Group activity Dr. Irfan Ali 11:00am Fattening of Bucks & Marketing Consultation Dr. Irfan Ali 11:00am Tea Break 11:30am to 02:00pm Semen Handling Demonstration Dr. Irfan Ali



Day

# 5

3

09:00am to Review of previous day Group activity Dr. Zahid Hussain 11:00am Phantom Hal Practice Demonstration Dr. Zahid Hussain 11:00am Tea Break 11:30am to 02:00pm Phantom Hall Practice Demonstration Dr. Zahid Hussain



Day

# 5

4

09:00am to Review of previous day Group activity Dr. Ab Manan 11:00am AI, Live animal demonstration Demonstration Dr. Ab Manan 11:00am Tea Break 11:30am to 02:00pm AI, Live animal demonstration Demonstration Dr. Ab Manan



Day

# 5

5

09:00am to Review of previous day Group activity Dr. Qaiser Abbas 11:00am How to perform successful AI Demonstration Dr. Qaiser Abbas 11:00am Tea Break 11:30am to 02:00pm Artificial Insemination procedure Demonstration Dr. Qaiser Abbas



Day

# 5

6


11:00am

Exposure Visit RBC Farm ,for review , diagnosis of different problem in animals assignment and group presentation

Demonstration Dr. Mubasher

11:00am Tea Break 11:30am to 02:00pm Findings (Discussion) Demonstration Dr. Mubasher



Day

# 5

7

09:00am to Review of previous day Group activity Dr. Irfan Ali 11:00am Social mobilization – steps and barriers Consultation Dr. Irfan Ali 11:00am Tea Break 11:30am to 02:00pm What is extension? Extension techniques Demonstration Dr. Irfan Ali



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Day

# 5

8


11:00am Role and responsibilities of extension workers


11:00am Tea Break 11:30am to 02:00pm How to approach with community Demonstration Dr. Mubasher



Day

# 5

9

09:00am to Review of previous day Group activity Dr. Qaiser Abbas 11:00am Motivation and tools of Motivation Consultation Dr. Qaiser Abbas 11:00am Tea Break 11:30am to 02:00pm Tool effective mobilization Demonstration Dr. Qaiser Abbas



Day

# 6

0

09:00am Welcome speech by the in-charge Dr. Zahid Hussain

Presentation by group leaders

Comments from Focal person of Tea Break

Result announcement

Address by the Chief Guest Lunch & prayer Break

Vote of thanks from In-Charge of RTI

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Annex C: Definition of EU Definition of European Union: “The European Union is made up of 28 Member States who

have decided to gradually link together their know-how, resources and destinies. Together,

during a period of enlargement of 50 years, they have built a zone of stability, democracy and

sustainable development whilst maintaining cultural diversity, tolerance and individual

freedoms. The European Union is committed to sharing its achievements and its values with

countries and peoples beyond its borders”.

'This publication was

produced with the financial

support of the European

Union. Its contents are the

sole responsibility of Rural

Support Programmes Network (RPSN) and do not

necessarily reflect the views of the European

Union'

More information about European Union is available on:

Web: http://eeas.europa.eu/delegations/pakistan/

Twitter: @EUPakistan

Facebook: European-Union-in-Pakistan/269745043207452

Programme for Improved

Nutrition in Sindh

Rural Support Programmes Network

House No: C-108, Block-2

Clifton, Karachi

021-35865577-8-9

www.rspn.org

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Government of Sindh (GoS) through the Planning and

Development Department (PDD) is implementing a six-year

multi-sectoral Sindh Accelerated Action Plan for Reduction of

Stunting and Malnutrition (AAP), with the objective of reducing

stunting rate from the existing 48 percent to 40 percent by 2021.

The European Union (EU), under the EU Commission Action Plan

on Nutrition 2014, is supporting GoS in addressing the issue of

malnutrition. Therefore, EU Brussels Office has approved the

Programme for Improved Nutrition in Sindh (PINS) to be

implemented in ten districts of Sindh which include Shikarpur,

Thatta, Kambar Shahdadkot, Larkana, Dadu, Jamshoro, Matiari,

Sajawal, Tando Allahyar and Tando Muhammad Khan.

RSPN is leading the PINS Expected Results (ER) 3 component with

four partners: Action Against Hunger, National Rural Support

Programme (NRSP), Sindh Rural Support Organisation (SRSO) and

Thardeep Rural Development Programme (TRDP). This

component includes nutrition sensitive interventions i.e. Water

Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) and Agriculture &Food Security

(AFS).

http://eeas.europa.eu/delegations/pakistan/

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