1. May 2011 North and South Waziristan Agencies SUPPORT TO FEDERALLY ADMINISTERED TRIBAL AREAS

2. Implementing partners Phase I – 110 km Tank-Makin Road – 105 km Kaur-Wana Road Phase II – 72 km Wana-Torwam-Makin Road – 72 km Tank-D.I. Khan Road – 80 km Bannu-Ghulam Khan Road – 03 km Torwam-Shakai Road Phase III – 65 km Miranshah-Makin Road – 58 km Miranshah-Datta Khel Road Outcomes FATA Secretariat and Frontier Works Organization (FWO) – Est. $42.7 million/78 percent complete – Est. $ 46.3 million/68 percent complete – Est. $ 33 million – Est. $ 21 million – Est. $ 47 million – Est. $ 1.5 million – Est. $ 33 million – Est. $ 30 million Easy accessibility within towns and to major cities, livelihoods opportunities. Infrastructure: Roads

3. Quick Impact Project: NWA, SWA and Central Corridor

4. Implementing partners: – Kundiwam Dam – Dhana Irrigation Scheme Output FATA Secretariat and FWO Est. $ 31 million for both projects Feasibility Survey and design underway for both schemes Both schemes will cover a command area (Agriculture) of 6,500 acres and provide drinking water for 20,000 people and livelihood water for 5,200 people. Infrastructure: Irrigation and Power Generation

5. Kundiwam Dam Site: Aerial View

6. Kundiwam Dam: Location DAM SITE

7. Dhana Weir: Location

8. Dhana Weir: Upstream side of the weir

9. Implementing partners: Phase I – Gomal Zam Dam – Gomal Zam Irrigation Scheme Output Water and Power Development Authority (WAPDA) and Frontier Works Organization (FWO) – $40 million/ 81 percent complete – $68 million/ 12 percent complete Hydropower generation of 17.4 MW and 91 GWh (for 25,000 households); flood protection; regular availability of drinking water; Improved water storage and irrigation over 191,062 acres; opportunities for commercial fisheries Infrastructure: Irrigation and Power Generation

10. Gomal Zam Multipurpose Dam

12. Implementing partners: Phase I – Wana Grid Station Upgrade – 11KV and 33KV damaged lines rehabilitation – 132KV Power Transmission Line (Gomal Zam to Wana Grid Station) Outcome FATA Secretariat and WAPDA – $5.2 million/Design work and finalization of PC-1 in progress – $8.8 million/Equipment being purchased and installed – $ 11.7 million/ 15 percent complete Supply of improved electricity to approximately 18,000 people. Infrastructure: Power Generation and Transmission The 11KV and 33KV lines rehabilitation will benefit Spinkai Raghzai, Mandana, Sheikh Nikka Ziarat, Noi Kuch, Murghiband, Raghzai and Kotkai; and Shinwam, Lower Chagmalai, Upper Chagmalai, and Siplotoi villages respectively.

13. 11KV and 33KV Lines: Location 33KV 11KV

14. Pakistan Transition Initiative North Waziristan 43 Activities/$1,884,399 Provided furniture, IT and power equipment to government offices and schools in Miran Shah and Razmak Rehabilitated boys colleges and girls schools in Miran Shah, and Darpa Khel Constructed drinking water supply schemes and flood protection walls Supported FATA journalists by rehabilitating/improving Miran Shah and Mir Ali Press Clubs Strengthened FATA media infrastructure by supporting three FATA radio stations South Waziristan 37 Activities/$2,026,458 Provided drinking water supply sources to villages in Sararogha and Serwekai to support the return of Mehsud IDPs Provided IT equipment and furniture to a public school at Musa Nikka and Government Degree College Wana

15. Other Support: North and South Waziristan Health ($970,000/1,145 activities) Through 1,145 activities, improved health services delivery by training healthcare professionals and providing supplies and equipment to Agency Headquarters Hospitals and Basic Health Units both in NWA and SWA Held 2,414 child health days to treat illnesses of mother and vaccinate children

16. Other Support: North and South Waziristan Education ($870,000/315 activities) Trained teachers and education officials Established classroom-based libraries Provided in-country scholarships to 139 students

17. Other Support: North and South Waziristan Livelihoods ($129,000/19 activities) Trained farmers in off-season vegetable production Provided vocational skills training and grants in furniture manufacturing, leather footwear making, gemology and lapidary

18. Other Support: Visual USAID Health Activities in SWA USAID Health Activities in NWA USAID Education Activities in NWA