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Lumbini Province

NAWALPARASI WEST

Susta Rural Municipality

At a Glance Susta Rural Municipality

This Susta Rural Municipality is one of the seven local levels of Nawalparasi West in Lumbini province. It is bounded on the east by Biniya Triveni Municipality and India, on the west by Pratappur Rural Municipality and Bardaghat Municipality, on the north by Bardaghat Municipality and Binyi Triveni Municipality and on the south by India. Most of the land of this Rural Municipality is flat. This Rural Municipality is made by the merge the previous Kudia VDC, Triveni Susta VDC. of ward no 4, Rupaulia VDC 3 to 9 wards, nurses also VDC. And Paklihawa VDC. Now It is divided into 5 wards. Spread over an area of 91.24 sq km on the banks of the Narayani River, which is sacred, famous, religious and historically known internationally, it has a population of 44,403 people from 7213 households including Madhesi, Dalit, Bahrain, Chhetri, Magar and Newar castes. 95 percent of the people of this village are engaged in subsistence agriculture and animal husbandry while 5 percent of the people are involved in other occupations. Overall, the standard of living of the residents here is moderate.

Key Demographics

  • Total Population 1

    44,776

    2078/79

  • Under 1 Population 1

    836

    2078/79

  • Under 5 Population 1

    4,229

    2078/79

  • Adolescent (10-19) population 1

    8,208

    2078/79

  • Women of Reproductive Age (15-49) 1

    12,842

    2078/79

  • Expected Pregnancies 1

    1,092

    2078/79

  • Expected Live Births 1

    860

    2078/79

  • Absent population 2

    2,548

    2068

  • Household with mobile phone (%) 2

    61

    2068

  • Household with television (%) 2

    47

    2068

  • Sex ratio 2

    95

    2068

  • Population aged 14 years and below 2

    13,147

    2068

  • Population aged 65 years and above 2

    1,917

    2068
1 Health Management Information System 2 Census

Age and Sex Distribution

Census 2068

Population Distribution by Caste

Census 2068

Health Service Delivery Sites

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    Government Health Facilities

  • Hospital -
  • PHCC -
  • Health Post 4
  • Community Health Unit 1
  • Urban Health Center -
  • PHC ORC 14
  • EPI Clinic 19
  • Basic Health Service Center 1
  • Birthing Center 1

    Private (Non-Government including NGO)

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

Other Service Centers

  • Microscopy Center 1
  • ART Center -
  • HTC Center -
  • TB Treatment Center 4
  • Ayurveda Hospital/Center -
  • Eye Hospital / Center -

Hospital Beds

  • Public -
  • Private -
Local Level 2078

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
Rupauliya Health Post 1 - 5 - 3 Methods 6 4 0
Kudiya Health Post 2 - 7 - 4 Methods 6 4 1
Basic Health Service Center Susta 2 3 - 4 - 5 Methods 2 2 0
Narsahi Health Post 4 Birthing Center 9 4 5 Methods 6 2 4
Paklihawa Health Post 5 - 9 - 3 Methods 6 2 1
Susta Community Health Unit Susta 5 5 - 1 - 3 Methods 2 0 2
Total Numbers 35 4 28 14 8
* 3 methods are Condom, Pills, Depo and 5 methods include Implant and IUDs. Local Level 2079

Human Resources for Health

Local Level 2079
  • CEONC sites-
  • BEONC sites-
  • IUCD & Implant service provider5
  • IMNCI trained provider10
  • Population per FCHV 1279
  • Population per health worker 3198
  • Expected pregnancy per SBA 273
  • Expected pregnancy per birthing center 1092
  • Population per health facility (includes hospital, PHCC and HP) -
  • Population per (government) hospital -
  • Population per (all) hospital and Nursing Home -

Utilization of Priority MNCH FP Services

Health Management Information System 2078

Trend of Utilization of Priority Health Services

Indicators Susta Rural Municipality Lumbini Province 2078/79 National 2078/79  
2076/77 2077/78 2078/79  
Immunization
Graph Table
BCG coverage 83.5 85.4 90.9 103.1 103.5  
Fully Immunized children within 23 months (%) 0 0 0 0 0  
DPT-HepB-Hib 3 coverage 83.7 91.4 94 96.6 95.2  
Measles/Rubella 1(9-11 m) coverage 84.3 83 93.8 96.7 94.7  
JE Coverage 68.1 69.9 90.4 98.9 95.9  
TD2 and TD2+ Coverage 72.2 72.6 75.7 73.9 71.7  
Nutrition
Graph Table
% of newborns with low birth weight (<2.5Kg) 0.12 5.7 0.78 12 9.4  
% of children aged 0-11 months registered for new growth monitoring 44.7 104.3 113.8 109 104.1  
% of children (0-23m) registered for growth monitoring who were underweight 5.5 4.1 2 3.5 3.6  
% of women who received 180 days’ supply of Iron folic tablets 48.4 47.3 62.4 75.8 60  
% of Post-partum women who received Vitamin A 52.8 40.1 33.8 98.2 76.3  
CB-IMNCI
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% of newborn applied with Chlorohexidine 87.5 90.5 94.7 94.2 82.9  
% of PSBI cases treated with full dose of Gentamicin 0 0 23 39.5 47.4  
Incidence of Pneumonia/1000 Under 5 years children 16.5 4 37.1 29.3 36.8  
% of severe Pneumonia among New ARI cases 0.25 0.36 0.07 0.05 0.18  
Incidence of Diarrhoea/1000 Under 5 years children 212.9 175.8 199.8 339 352.4  
% of under 5 Children with Diarrhea treated with ORS and Zinc 83.6 96.9 95.2 98.7 94.5  
Number of Neonatal death 0 3 0 573 1914  
Safe Motherhood and FP
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% of pregnant women who attended ANC 1st visit as per protocol 65.4 69.7 84.8 93.5 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) 48.3 47.3 62.3 79.7 79.4  
Institutional delivery rate 22.4 18.1 22.3 94.2 79  
SBA/SHP delivery rate 22.4 18.4 22.3 89.8 75  
% of women who had four PNC visit (3rd till FY 2078/79)as per protocol 18.7 14.8 38.9 53.7 40.8  
Number of Maternal death 0 0 0 74 231  
FP Methods New acceptor among as % of WRA (MWRA till 2078/79) 5.8 6 6.7 12.4 11.5  
Malaria, TB, Leprosy and HIV
Graph Table
Malaria Slide Positivity Rate 0.18 0.2 0 0.27 0.17  
Total number of Dengue cases 0 0 0 0 0  
% of imported malaria 100 100 0 95.5 89.5  
Proportion of Plasmodium Falciparum Malaria 0 100 0 38.7 22.8  
TB case Notification rate(all form of TB) 114.7 115.8 110.2 157.4 129.1  
TB Treatment Success Rate 100 87 76.6 91 91.5  
Leprosy Prevalence Rate /10000 population 0 0.74 1.5 0.9 0  
Number of HIV +ve patients on ART 0 0 0 4326 22152  
Curatives
Graph Table
% of OPD New Visits among total population 51 46.2 59 94.5 92  

Top 10 Health Conditions

Health Management Information System 2076/77

Health Budget

Local Level 2079
  • Health Budget (Conditonal)
  • Health Budget (Unconditional)
  • Health Budget (Other Sources)
Budget Susta Rural Municipality
2077/78 2078/79 2079/80
Graph
Total Municipal Budget (NRs) 649,795,624 591,373,874 564,386,522
Health Budget (all source) 27,404,000 39,408,000 36,725,000
Health Budget (Conditional) 22,554,000 32,932,000 27,675,000
Health Budget (Unconditional) 4,850,000 6,476,000 9,050,000
Health Budget (Other Sources) - - -
Budget Expenditure (%) 27,404,000 60 36,725,000
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Important Contact Information

Susta Rural Municipality

Address : Susta Rural Municipality, Nawalparasi West, Lumbini Province of Nepal

Telephone : 078-505001, 506000, 506004

Website : https://sustamun.gov.np/

Chairperson

Name : Tek Narayan Upadhyaya

Contact : 9857080160

Email : -

Vice Chairperson

Name : Gita Chaudhary

Contact : 9857082311

Email : -

Chief Administrative Officer

Name : Buddha Prakash Paudel

Contact : 9857082320

Email : arewabuddha@gmail.com

Health Section Chief

Name : Nirmala Kushwaha

Contact : 9866851666

Email : anm.nirmalakushwaha@gmail.com

Sr AHW Officer

Name : Santosh Paudel

Contact : 9857080542

Email : paudelsantosh188@gmail.com

Information Officer

Name : Dipendra Kumar Kurmi

Contact : 9847435894

Email : dipendraku@gmail.com

Surveillance Officer

Name : Anu Neupane

Contact : 9843624650

Email : anuzupane@gmail.com

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