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Assignment
On
Capital Development Authority (CDA)
“Facilities,Services & Recommended Suggestions”
Submitted BY:
Fahad Younas
Muhammad Farhaj Submitted To:
Muhammad Adil Miran Sir.Ali Sajid
Hammad Waheed
Abdul Mateen
Adnan Naseem
MBA-4 [A] Evening
Capital Development Authority
(CDA)
Brief Introduction
The Capital Development Authority (CDA) came into existence on June 14,
1960, first by an executive order issued on June 24, 1960 entitled the Pakistan Cap ital
Regulation, which was then superseded by the CDA ordinance issued on June 27, 1960.
The CDA Ordinance constituted the Authority, laid down its charter and defined its
power, duties, functions and responsibilities. Initially the administration of the Authority
and its functions were handed responsibility to a board consisting of three members: the
Chairman, Financial Advisor and one other Member with the commissioner Rawalpindi
acting as an ex-officio Member. With time, experience and added responsibilities, the
CDA board is now composed of the Chairman and Members of Planning, Finance,
Administration and Engineering. Each member is in charge of various directorates
comprising highly qualified, experienced and capable professionals in various fields and
disciplines.
City Maintenance.
Citizens Satisfaction.
Availability of indispensable necessities.
Further expansion of city with the passage of time, making amendments to meet
requirements of that time.
To keep city and its environment clean.
Acquire land and undertake works in "Specified Area".
Planning and execution of development schemes.
Procure plants machinery instruments and materials
Enter into contracts.
Carry out studies, surveys and research.
Removal of any works obstructing in schemes.
Facilities Being Provided by CDA
1. Sanitation.
Sanitation Directorate is responsible for maintaining cleanliness of
Islamabad and over all responsible for dealing sanitary issues of the city.
2. Capital Hospital
Capital Hospital is a center of excellent for primary to tertiary health care
facilities. Hospital is providing state of the art servic es to CDA employees and general
public at the lowest possible (in-direct for CDA employees and direct for general public).
4. Roads (Maintenance).
To look after the maintenance of Roads, Footpath, Parking, Strom
Drainage System, Landscaping work of Commercial areas of Islamabad.
5. Environment/Director Parks.
8. Parks .
CDA has pride to establish different sort of parks in the city in almost all
sectors of Islamabad.
9. Transportation
CDA is also providing the transportation but only to the employees of the
CDA
1. Water Supply
1.1 Plans to improve availability of drinking water
7. Sanitation
7.1.To organize experts to conduct environmental sanitation and hygiene evaluation for
the concentrated settlement zone for disaster victims as soon as possible, and in the
meantime to summarize the experience and extend the application.
7.3. In the course of restoration and rebuilding for disaster area, the function of agencies
of disease control and prevention at all levels including laboratories, equipments, and
personnel shall be recovered simultaneously in a timely manner, and capacity building
for public health institutions at municipal, county, village and town levels shall be
intensified. Supporting provinces shall unified the training program, focusing on
improving professional level of public health and disease prevention for village cadres
and epidemic prevention personnel and knowledge of public health and disease
prevention for general disaster victims, with aims to make an environmentally clean
home and fulfill the task of public health and disease prevention for disaster area.
7.4. Departments of public health shall participate in the planning and design of
concentrated settlement zone for disaster victims as soon as possible, and provide
suggestion timely for problems of public health identified. Environmental sanitation
indicators in issues of site location, layout, toilets setting, safety of drinking water,
wastewater discharge during planning and design of settlement zone shall conform to
related national health standards and specifications.
Miscellaneous.
There is need for widespread indoor air pollution campaigns to raise awareness
among the grassroots about indoor air pollution and its effects.
Rural households need to participate actively in defining local strategies for
mitigating indoor air pollution.
Indigenous knowledge systems need to be promoted in the fight against indoor air
pollution.
Rural households should be educated on the advantages of improving air quality.
Governments and the international community should put more political
commitment towards indoor air pollution.