DTCE

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Introduction

The district takes its name from the headquarters town of Gujrat. This town grew up around a fort established by the emperor Akbar in A.D. 1580 with the help of the Gujar inhabitants of the neighbouring areas. Its shape is roughly that of a parallelogram. If forms northern most portion of the Ghaj Doaba lying between the Jhelun and chenab rivers.

Location

The district lies between north latitudes 32° 19' to 33° 03' and east longitudes 73° 31' to 74° 28'.

Boundary

It is bounded on the north-east by districts Mirpur and Bhimber of Azad Jammu and Kashmir, on the north-west by the river Jhelum, which seperates it from Jhelum district, on the south-east by the river Chenab, seperating it from the districts of Gujranwala and Sialkot, on the east by the river Tawi, which seperates it from the Sialkot district and on the south-west by MandiBahauddin district.

Area

According to Survey of Pakistan, its area is 3,192 square kilometers.

Population (According to Census 1998)

Male Female Total
1,026,256 1,021,752 2,048,008

Summary

Total Number of UCs 117
Number of Tehsils 3
Number of UCs in partnership with DTCE 117
CCB Mobilzation
CCBM Training
No. of CCBM Trainings Held 73
Elected Reps Male Female Total
 1416  2796  386  3182
PCM Training
No of Clusters No. of CCBs Female Male Total
 32  292  8  494  502
Monitoring Committees
No. of Monitoring Committees Formed 4
Press Clubs & Bar Associations
MOU Signed with Press Club Yes
MOU Signed With Bar Association Yes
No. of Community Empowerment Round Tables Held No
Local Citizen Information Network
No. of LCIN Rounds Held No
Police Welfare & Community Relations
No. of UPSC's Formed No
No. of Khulli Kacheries Held No
Village & Neighbourhood Councils
No of Villages VNC's Formed In 10
No. of Villages VNC Election Held In 10
CCB Networks
CCBN Formed No
CCBN Elections Held No
Local Partner Organizations Decent Welfare Society

Results of DTCE operations

OM Attendance

Resultant % of CCBM training/attendance

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