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KARACHI- Sindh government has planned to set up Intensive Care Units (ICU) and Coronary Care Units (CCU) at 19 public sector hospitals in the next financial year.
Moreover, 18 more government hospitals will be provided only ICU facility, whereas four government hospitals will have CCUs in the upcoming fiscal year.
This was stated by provincial Health Minister Jam Mahtab Hussain at a session of Sindh Assembly.
Giving break-up of ICU and CCU facilities currently available in public sector hospitals, the minister said that at present both ICU and CCU facilities are available in 15 government hospitals, only ICU facility is available in two government hospitals, while the CCU facilities are available in six public sector hospitals.
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Sindh govt spending Rs10 billion on solar power plants
Reverse Osmosis plants have the capacity to provide ten thousand gallons water daily
Sindh government is spending ten billion rupees during the current financial year to install solar energy run Reverse Osmosis Plants, in Thar.
Official sources told our Karachi correspondent that Reverse Osmosis plants have the capacity to provide ten thousand gallons water daily.
The plants are also being installed in Dadu, Shaheed Benazirabad, Thatta, Badin, Khairpur and other arid zones of the Sindh province.
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500 more RO plants to be installed in Sindh
In Sindh, 500 Reverse Osmosis (RO) Plants will be installed in desert areas under the fourth phase of Drinking Water Hub project to provide clean drinking water to the people.
According to official sources, the areas where RO plants will be installed include Achro Thar, Badin and Mirpur Khas.
The first phase of the project has been completed with installation of 500 Reverse Osmosis plants in different areas of the province while second phase with the installation of 750 RO plants will be completed by the end of next month.
Third phase of the project is also underway in which 750 RO plants are to be installed in Tharparkar.
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Aiming to double enrolment in schools: CM Qaim increases SEF budget, okays Rs 5bn endowment fund
KARACHI: Sindh Chief Minister Qaim Ali Shah has announced to increase the annual budget of Sindh Education Foundation from Rs 2.2 billion, and approved more than three education promoting schemes.
The Sindh chief minister also assigned the task to the SEF to enhance its existing enrolment from 262,000 to 412,000 students, and also to ensure quality of education in the educational facilities under their control.
He announced this while presiding over the meeting of Sindh Education Foundation at the CM House in Karachi.
Addressing the meeting, the Sindh chief minister said that to enhance enrolment, bring the out-of-school children into the educational net and raising the standard of education were the great challenges for the government and society as well. He said that the track record of the Sindh Education Foundation was very good and it reveals that it has performed well in the past.
He said that he was optimistic that it will “keep up the good work” in the future as well. The chief minister, while referring the proposals presented by SEF Managing Director Naheed Shah, announced to increase the annual budget of SEF from its current annual allocation of Rs 2.2 billion to implement its education promoting schemes. He also gave approval for raising per child subsidy from Rs 350 to 450 for primary section, from Rs 450 to Rs 600 for elementary section and from Rs 550 to Rs 700 for secondary education.
He also approved the endowment fund of Rs 5 billion and also directed the Sindh Finance Department to release the pending amount to the SEF. The Sindh chief minister allowed hiring of 300 interns to beef up the quality in schools and teaching math’s, English and science and supporting audio-video (visual) and IT in the SEF schools. The Sindh chief minister approved the scheme of using existing government schools for starting evening shift by the SEF in collaboration with educators in private sector under the subsidy scheme. Sindh Education Foundation MD Naheed Shah, while briefing the meeting, explained the financial difficulties being experiences by her organisation in running the schools and management together.
She said that annual allocation of SEF in current budget was Rs 2.2 billion but 77.56 percent of the total budget was being consumed only on the children’s subsidy, while the remaining amount was left for salaries of teachers and administrative staff, assessments and training activities, besides marketing operations. Giving the statistical data, she said the SEF has total 5,237 schools to run, out of which 2,376 schools were SEF Schools in un-served/backward areas in the province. In addition to that, the SEF was running 1,300 schools under Integrated Education Learning Programme (IELP), 662 schools under Promoting Private Schools in Rural Sindh (PPRS) programme, 250 schools under Rural Based Community Schools (RBCS) and 150 early child learning schools (ELP). Moreover, 485 school are being run under Adopt A School Programme (AASP), 13 under Women Learning Education Programme (WLEP) and one for child labour education programme.
She said that the SEF has planned to enhance enrolment by another 150,000 children in its education net within a year. She said that the scheme has been made to encourage private sector to run middle schools in existing government/private schools in afternoon/evening shift, especially at the union councils that are lacking such a facility. In addition to that, 40,000 children would be brought in the schools under Promoting Private Schools in Rural Sindh (PPRS) with the assistance of World Bank.
Similarly enrolment of 60,000 more children has been targeted under the Rural Based Community School Programme (RBCS), while 50,000 students will be enrolled by strengthening middle schools and starting evening shifts in existing government schools. She said that main emphasis was being given on standard of education and providing standard education at the areas where there is no school available. Senior Minister for Education Nisar Khuhro, Sindh Chief Secretary Muhammad Siddique Memon , Additional Chief Secretary Muhammad Wasim, Education Secretary Fazul Pechuho, Secretary on Universities and Boards Syed Mumtaz Ali Shah, Finance Secretary Sohail Rajput and other officers from the Sindh Education Foundation attended the meeting and participated in the deliberation. Almost all the participants lauded the performance of the SEF and supported its future programme.
Aiming to double enrolment in schools: CM Qaim increases SEF budget, okays Rs 5bn endowment fund
KARACHI: Sindh Chief Minister Qaim Ali Shah has announced to increase the annual budget of Sindh Education Foundation from Rs 2.2 billion, and approved more than three education promoting schemes.
The Sindh chief minister also assigned the task to the SEF to enhance its existing enrolment from 262,000 to 412,000 students, and also to ensure quality of education in the educational facilities under their control.
He announced this while presiding over the meeting of Sindh Education Foundation at the CM House in Karachi.
Addressing the meeting, the Sindh chief minister said that to enhance enrolment, bring the out-of-school children into the educational net and raising the standard of education were the great challenges for the government and society as well. He said that the track record of the Sindh Education Foundation was very good and it reveals that it has performed well in the past.
He said that he was optimistic that it will “keep up the good work” in the future as well. The chief minister, while referring the proposals presented by SEF Managing Director Naheed Shah, announced to increase the annual budget of SEF from its current annual allocation of Rs 2.2 billion to implement its education promoting schemes. He also gave approval for raising per child subsidy from Rs 350 to 450 for primary section, from Rs 450 to Rs 600 for elementary section and from Rs 550 to Rs 700 for secondary education.
He also approved the endowment fund of Rs 5 billion and also directed the Sindh Finance Department to release the pending amount to the SEF. The Sindh chief minister allowed hiring of 300 interns to beef up the quality in schools and teaching math’s, English and science and supporting audio-video (visual) and IT in the SEF schools. The Sindh chief minister approved the scheme of using existing government schools for starting evening shift by the SEF in collaboration with educators in private sector under the subsidy scheme. Sindh Education Foundation MD Naheed Shah, while briefing the meeting, explained the financial difficulties being experiences by her organisation in running the schools and management together.
She said that annual allocation of SEF in current budget was Rs 2.2 billion but 77.56 percent of the total budget was being consumed only on the children’s subsidy, while the remaining amount was left for salaries of teachers and administrative staff, assessments and training activities, besides marketing operations. Giving the statistical data, she said the SEF has total 5,237 schools to run, out of which 2,376 schools were SEF Schools in un-served/backward areas in the province. In addition to that, the SEF was running 1,300 schools under Integrated Education Learning Programme (IELP), 662 schools under Promoting Private Schools in Rural Sindh (PPRS) programme, 250 schools under Rural Based Community Schools (RBCS) and 150 early child learning schools (ELP). Moreover, 485 school are being run under Adopt A School Programme (AASP), 13 under Women Learning Education Programme (WLEP) and one for child labour education programme.
She said that the SEF has planned to enhance enrolment by another 150,000 children in its education net within a year. She said that the scheme has been made to encourage private sector to run middle schools in existing government/private schools in afternoon/evening shift, especially at the union councils that are lacking such a facility. In addition to that, 40,000 children would be brought in the schools under Promoting Private Schools in Rural Sindh (PPRS) with the assistance of World Bank.
Similarly enrolment of 60,000 more children has been targeted under the Rural Based Community School Programme (RBCS), while 50,000 students will be enrolled by strengthening middle schools and starting evening shifts in existing government schools. She said that main emphasis was being given on standard of education and providing standard education at the areas where there is no school available. Senior Minister for Education Nisar Khuhro, Sindh Chief Secretary Muhammad Siddique Memon , Additional Chief Secretary Muhammad Wasim, Education Secretary Fazul Pechuho, Secretary on Universities and Boards Syed Mumtaz Ali Shah, Finance Secretary Sohail Rajput and other officers from the Sindh Education Foundation attended the meeting and participated in the deliberation. Almost all the participants lauded the performance of the SEF and supported its future programme.
Aiming to double enrolment in schools: CM Qaim increases SEF budget, okays Rs 5bn endowment fund
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