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Karnali Province

RUKUM WEST

Chaurjahari Municipality

At a Glance Chaurjahari Municipality

 Chaurjahari Municipality is the one of the municipality of Rukum west of karnali province. The total area of the municipality is 107square kilometres and the total population of the municipality as of 2011 Nepal census is 27,438 individuals. The municipality is divided into total 14 wards. The municipality was established on 18 September 2015 merging Kotjaahri and Bijeshori Village development committee. Afer new Nepal's consttutuin again merged Priveous VDCs  Kholagaun, Nuwakot (excluded ward no3)  and Purtimkanda ( 4,5 &9). Chaurjahari Municipality is surrounded by  Tribeni Rural Municipality on the East and Jajarkot district on the West, Sanibheri Rural Municipality on the North, and Salyan  district on the South. 

Key Demographics

  • Total Population 1

    29,600

    2079/80

  • Under 1 Population 1

    556

    2079/80

  • Under 5 Population 1

    2,737

    2079/80

  • Adolescent (10-19) population 1

    5,635

    2079/80

  • Women of Reproductive Age (15-49) 1

    8,780

    2079/80

  • Expected Pregnancies 1

    686

    2079/80

  • Expected Live Births 1

    538

    2079/80

  • Absent population 2

    1,399

    2068

  • Household with mobile phone (%) 2

    47

    2068

  • Household with television (%) 2

    3

    2068

  • Sex ratio 2

    90

    2068

  • Population aged 14 years and below 1

    8,173

    2079/80

  • Population aged 65 years and above 2

    942

    2068
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Age and Sex Distribution

Census 2068

Population Distribution by Caste

Census 2068

Health Service Delivery Sites

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    Government Health Facilities

  • Hospital 1
  • PHCC 1
  • Health Post 4
  • Community Health Unit -
  • Urban Health Center 1
  • PHC ORC 6
  • EPI Clinic 16
  • Basic Health Service Center 8
  • Birthing Center 4

    Private (Non-Government including NGO)

  • Hospital and Nursing Home 1
  • Polyclinic -
  • Medical/Drug Shop 5

Other Service Centers

  • Microscopy Center 2
  • ART Center 1
  • HTC Center -
  • TB Treatment Center 6
  • Ayurveda Hospital/Center 1
  • Eye Hospital / Center -

Hospital Beds

  • Public -
  • Private 50
Local Level 2079

Health Facilities General Information

Name of Facility Ward No Birthing Center BEONC/CEONC FCHV Number Number SBA Number Number FP Service * *Service Sanctioned Position Filled Position Contract Staff
Kotjahari PHC 7 Birthing centre 9 3 5 Methods 10 4 4
kholagaun HP 11 - 9 0 4 Methods 5 1 3
Nuwakot HP 14 Birthing centre 8 2 4 Methods 5 5 3
Bijeshori HP 5 - 9 1 3 Methods 5 2 2
Purtimkanda HP 6 - 3 0 3 Methods 5 1 2
Basic Health Service Centre 1 - - - 3 Methods 0 1 1
Basic Health Service Centre 2 - - - 3 Methods 0 2 0
Basic Health Service Centre 3 - - 1 3 Methods 0 2 0
Basic Health Service Centre 4 - - - 3 Methods 0 0 2
Basic Health Service Centre 8 - - 2 3 Methods 0 2 1
Basic Health Service Centre 9 - - - 3 Methods 0 1 1
Shahit Memorial Municipal Hospital 10 Birthing centre - 4 5 Methods 0 6 11
Basic Health Service Centre 12 - - - 3 Methods 0 0 2
Basic Health Service Centre 13 - - - 3 Methods 0 1 1
Urban Health centre 14 - - - 3 Methods 0 1 -
- - - - - - - - -
Total Numbers 38 13 30 29 33
* 3 methods are Condom, Pills, Depo and 5 methods include Implant and IUDs. Local Level 2079

Human Resources for Health

Local Level 2079
  • CEONC sites1
  • BEONC sites1
  • IUCD & Implant service provider5
  • IMNCI trained provider20
  • Population per FCHV 779
  • Population per health worker 1021
  • Expected pregnancy per SBA 53
  • Expected pregnancy per birthing center 172
  • Population per health facility (includes hospital, PHCC and HP) 4933
  • Population per (government) hospital 29600
  • Population per (all) hospital and Nursing Home 14800

Utilization of Priority MNCH FP Services

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Trend of Utilization of Priority Health Services

Indicators Chaurjahari Municipality Karnali Province 2078/79 National 2078/79  
2076/77 2077/78 2078/79  
Immunization
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BCG coverage 110.1 106.3 123.4 92 103.5  
Fully Immunized children within 23 months (%) 0 0 0 0 0  
DPT-HepB-Hib 3 coverage 91.8 98.5 114.8 94 95.2  
Measles/Rubella 1(9-11 m) coverage 92.3 100.6 107.9 95 94.7  
JE Coverage 96.4 122.2 110.3 96 95.9  
TD2 and TD2+ Coverage 83 99.4 119 66 71.7  
Nutrition
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% of newborns with low birth weight (<2.5Kg) 11.6 17.5 9.4 6.8 9.4  
% of children aged 0-11 months registered for new growth monitoring 116.4 110.6 117.3 120 104.1  
% of children (0-23m) registered for growth monitoring who were underweight 3.4 3.4 1.1 4.1 3.6  
% of women who received 180 days’ supply of Iron folic tablets 70.1 126 159.5 73 60  
% of Post-partum women who received Vitamin A 62.3 40.9 199.3 88 76.3  
CB-IMNCI
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% of newborn applied with Chlorohexidine 94.8 35.5 97.3 96 82.9  
% of PSBI cases treated with full dose of Gentamicin 85.9 88.7 93.2 75 47.4  
Incidence of Pneumonia/1000 Under 5 years children 82.4 247.2 597.2 113 36.8  
% of severe Pneumonia among New ARI cases 0 0.63 1.1 0.41 0.18  
Incidence of Diarrhoea/1000 Under 5 years children 416 462.8 544 579 352.4  
% of under 5 Children with Diarrhea treated with ORS and Zinc 89.5 78.6 76.8 95 94.5  
Number of Neonatal death 0 5 3 199 1914  
Safe Motherhood and FP
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% of pregnant women who attended ANC 1st visit as per protocol 201 127 174.4 122 91.4  
Contraceptive Prevalence Rate (modern methods) among WRA (unadjusted) 0 0 0 0 0  
% of pregnant women who attended ANC 4th Visit (month: 4,6,8,9/week: 16,20-24,32,36) 123.1 119.4 159.5 73 79.4  
Institutional delivery rate 163.8 171 221.4 83 79  
SBA/SHP delivery rate 124.1 97.5 147.9 70 75  
% of women who had four PNC visit (3rd till FY 2078/79)as per protocol 5.5 19.8 73 53 40.8  
Number of Maternal death 0 0 0 17 231  
FP Methods New acceptor among as % of WRA (MWRA till 2078/79) 20.6 24.2 24.9 19 11.5  
Malaria, TB, Leprosy and HIV
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Malaria Slide Positivity Rate 0 0 0.09 0.25 0.17  
Total number of Dengue cases 0 0 0 0 0  
% of imported malaria 0 0 0 63 89.5  
Proportion of Plasmodium Falciparum Malaria 0 0 0 2.1 22.8  
TB case Notification rate(all form of TB) 72.7 49.1 54.6 97 129.1  
TB Treatment Success Rate 100 90.9 100 91 91.5  
Leprosy Prevalence Rate /10000 population 0.33 1.3 0.33 0.5 0  
Number of HIV +ve patients on ART 0 0 0 691 22152  
Curatives
Graph Table
% of OPD New Visits among total population 299.4 342.5 398.4 105 92  

Top 10 Health Conditions

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Health Budget

Local Level 2076
  • Health Budget (Conditonal)
  • Health Budget (Unconditional)
  • Health Budget (Other Sources)
Budget Chaurjahari Municipality
2077/78 2078/79 2079/80
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Total Municipal Budget (NRs) 485,692,470 586,569,000 612,573,000
Health Budget (all source) 57,950,000 77,613,000 52,213,000
Health Budget (Conditional) 44,810,000 67,759,000 41,340,000
Health Budget (Unconditional) 13,140,000 9,854,000 10,873,000
Health Budget (Other Sources) - - -
Budget Expenditure (%) 98 78 52,213,000
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Important Contact Information

Chaurjahari Municipality

Address : Chaurjahari, Rukum West, Karnali Province of Nepal

Telephone : +977 071 5555556

Website : chaurjaharimun.gov.np

Mayor

Name : Puspa Badi arma

Contact : 9866208509

Email : badipushp@gmail.com

Deputy Mayor

Name : Ishwari Sharma BM

Contact : 9849396986

Email : isishwaris@gmail.com

Acting Chief Administrative Officer

Name : Sher Prasad Dhakal

Contact : 9857826111

Email : cao@chaurjaharimun.gov.np

Information Officer

Name : Sita Thapa

Contact : 9843521795

Email : suchanaadhikari@chaurjaharimun.gov.np

Health Coordinator

Name : Ram Bahadur Sunar

Contact : 9858033388

Email : sunrambdr@gmail.com

Deputy Health Coordinator

Name : Danda Prasad Sharma

Contact : 9848275019

Email : dandaprasads@gmail.com

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