Integrated Flood Resilience and Adaptation Project (IFRAP)

for Balochistan
An overview of the Integrated Flood Resilience and Adaptation Project aimed at supporting Balochistan's reconstruction and resilience after the devastating 2022 floods.

Project Background

Resilient housing construction Social Development Agricultural Losses Infrastructure Damage Healthcare and
Education Impact

Resilient housing to built tough to Social development will foster Agriculture, contributing 52% of The floods damaged 255,000 housing Primary health facilities and classrooms
endure any environment. inclusive growth and equal provincial GDP, suffered crop losses units, 2,222 km of roads, 43 bridges, were also impacted, further
opportunities for all. of nearly $2 billion and over 500,000 and 456 flood protection/irrigation exacerbating socio-economic
livestock casualties. schemes across Balochistan. challenges.

The 2022 floods in Balochistan province have caused widespread damage to agriculture,
infrastructure, healthcare, and education sectors, severely impacting the local economy
and livelihoods.
 “Over 255,000 housing units damaged or destroyed,
including close to 69,000 completely destroyed and more
than 120,000 partially damaged. Additionally, 2,222 km
of roads and 43 bridges were damaged, disrupting access
to services for people. Furthermore, 456 flood protection
and irrigation schemes were partially or fully damaged,
including 367 water supply and 89 sanitation schemes.”

Poverty and Economic Losses

Pre-Floods Loss Statistics Loss Statistics

Balochistan's agriculture Over 500,000 livestock Agriculture sector losses
contributed 52% to GDP casualties (63% of national amounted to PKR 79.6
total) billion

Post-Floods Loss Statistics

Multidimensional poverty Crop failure resulted in $2
rate soared to 81.1% billion production losses
 Healthcare and Education Impact

Facilities Damaged Estimated Cost (PKR Million)

Primary Healthcare Facilities (586) Unavailable

Educational Classrooms (2,000) 24.4

*Based on rapid needs assessment conducted in 515 villages across 10 districts of Balochistan after the 2022 floods.

Project Objectives

• Conduct Requirements Study • Migrate Existing Data

Perform a detailed system requirements study to identify functional and system Migrate relevant data from existing sources like PDMA and NDMA datasets into
requirements for the MIS. the new MIS.

• Assess Infrastructure Needs • Deploy and Secure System

Evaluate hardware and networking infrastructure requirements to support the Install, configure, and deploy the MIS on HRU servers or cloud infrastructure,
MIS implementation. while implementing security measures to address potential threats.

• Design and Develop MIS • Provide Training and Documentation

Design the MIS architecture based on approved requirements and develop, code, Offer comprehensive user training and develop user manuals to ensure effective
and implement the system accordingly. utilization of the MIS.

• Ensure Interoperability • System Handover and Support

Ensure the MIS can seamlessly integrate and exchange data with other existing Transfer complete system ownership to the HRU and provide service-level
management information systems. agreement support for up to 5 years.
 Project Scope
Mobile App Web Portal Data Migration

FEATURES FEATURES FEATURES

1. Admin Dashboard 1. APIs for external MIS

1. Beneficiary Registration
2. User Management Integration
2. Progress Monitoring 3. Survey Area Assignments
3. External Validation 4. Verification and Validation
5. Reports Dashboard
6. Master Data

Team of Experts

Shakil Moomin Muneeb Azam Akbar Sharaan Momin Zeeshan Tejani Alishan Affaf Azam
Rehman Amin Naeem Akbar
Project Manager System Analyst Database System Developer UI/UX Specialist Android Developer SQA Specialist System Security
Administrator Specialist
 Key Tasks

System Requirements Analysis Infrastructure Assessment MIS Development &

System Design
Customization

Ensure Interoperability User Training &

Data Migration SLA Support
Documentation

Functional Requirements

GIS Integration Multisectoral Integration Data Accuracy and Integrity

Enable multi-layered plotting of beneficiary coordinates GIS-based MIS to facilitate integrated project Implement geo-tagging, time-stamping mechanisms,
with 10m accuracy, flood hazard mapping, and spatial implementation, monitoring, evaluation, and decision- and central data verification to ensure data accuracy and
planning for reconstruction. making across sectors. integrity within the MIS and mobile app.

Comprehensive Data Management
Efficient processing of beneficiary information,
verification, and monitoring data through a
comprehensive data management system.
Mobile Data Collection
Enable field staff and beneficiaries to upload data via
devices in online and offline modes, with central data
verification.
OHS, ESS, CHS Considerations
Address occupational health and safety, environmental
and social safeguards, and Core Humanitarian Standards
within the MIS framework.
 Key Deliverables

10th MAY JUNE JULY AUGUST

Week 14
Week 1 Week 4 Week 10 Technical
Project Inception Report System Design Software Handover Documentation
outlines initial understanding Document (SDD) delivers tested, explains system
of scope covers technical production-ready internals and
architecture application maintenance

Week 3 Week 5 Week 12 Weekly

System Requirement Prototype Operational Acceptance Test Status Reports track
Specification (SRS) details Demonstrations Plan verifies system progress and issues
functional requirements showcase iterative functionality
progress

Project Commercial

*The development charges for any change request (minor/major) would be $500 / day.