The document provides data on SWANIRVAR clinics in Bangladesh for the year 2011, including the number of working days, depot holders in place, HBC products sold/renewed, evening sessions held with EPI, and number of service providers either full-time or part-time at each clinic location. The clinics operated for 24 days per month, ranged in depot holders from 14 to 52 across locations, and had between 0 to 24 evening sessions with EPI per month with either 1 or 2 full-time service providers and 0 to 4 part-time providers at each site. The document contains data for 27 different SWANIRVAR clinic sites across
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1. GENERAL INFORMATION
City type
Clinic site
(City
Record
Clinic ID NGO Clinic District Division Region corp.=A Month
number (Urban=1 Dist.
Rural=2) Muni.=B
Upazila/Mun
i=C)
### 27 SWANIRVAR
Nowabbari,Comilla
Comilla Chittagong Comilla Urban B April
### 173 SWANIRVAR
Tongi Gazipur Dhaka Dhaka Urban B April
### 218 SWANIRVAR
Atwari PanchagarhRajshahi Bogra Rural C April
### 219 SWANIRVAR
Austagram Kishoreganj haka
D Dhaka Rural C April
### 220 SWANIRVAR
BakshiganjJamalpur Dhaka Dhaka Rural C April
### 221 SWANIRVAR
Basail Tangail Dhaka Dhaka Rural C April
### 222 SWANIRVAR
Bhairab (Rural)
Kishoreganj haka
D Comilla Rural C April
### 223 SWANIRVAR
Bhuapur Tangail Dhaka Dhaka Rural C April
### 224 SWANIRVAR
Chhagalnaiya
Feni Chittagong Comilla Rural C April
### 225 SWANIRVAR
Daganbhuiyan
Feni Chittagong Comilla Rural C April
### 226 SWANIRVAR
DaulatkhanBhola Barisal Jessore Rural C April
### 227 SWANIRVAR
Debiganj Panchagarh Rajshahi Bogra Rural C April
### 228 SWANIRVAR
Delduar Tangail Dhaka Dhaka Rural C April
### 229 SWANIRVAR
DewanganjJamalpur Dhaka Dhaka Rural C April
### 230 SWANIRVAR (Rural) eni
Feni F Chittagong Comilla Rural C April
### 231 SWANIRVAR
Ghatail Tangail Dhaka Dhaka Rural C April
### 232 SWANIRVAR
Ghior Manikganj Dhaka Dhaka Rural C April
### 233 SWANIRVAR
Gopalpur (Rural)
Tangail Dhaka Dhaka Rural C April
### 234 SWANIRVAR
HossainpurKishoreganj haka
D Dhaka Rural C April
### 235 SWANIRVAR
Islampur Jamalpur Dhaka Dhaka Rural C April
### 236 SWANIRVAR
Itna Kishoreganj haka
D Dhaka Rural C April
### 237 SWANIRVAR
Kalihati Tangail Dhaka Dhaka Rural C April
### 238 SWANIRVAR
Karimganj Kishoreganj haka
D Dhaka Rural C April
### 239 SWANIRVAR
Katiadi Kishoreganj haka
D Dhaka Rural C April
### 240 SWANIRVAR
Kuliar CharKishoreganj haka
D Dhaka Rural C April
### 241 SWANIRVAR
Lalmohan Bhola Barisal Jessore Rural C April
### 242 SWANIRVAR
Madhupur Tangail Dhaka Dhaka Rural C April
### 243 SWANIRVAR
Manpura Bhola Barisal Jessore Rural C April
### 244 SWANIRVAR
MelandahaJamalpur Dhaka Dhaka Rural C April
### 245 SWANIRVAR
Nagarpur Tangail Dhaka Dhaka Rural C April
### 246 SWANIRVAR
Nikli Kishoreganj haka
D Dhaka Rural C April
### 247 SWANIRVAR
Pakundia Kishoreganj haka
D Dhaka Rural C April
### 248 SWANIRVAR
Panchbibi Joypurhat Rajshahi Bogra Rural C April
### 249 SWANIRVAR
Parshuram Feni Chittagong Comilla Rural C April
### 251 SWANIRVAR
Sonagazi Feni Chittagong Comilla Rural C April
### 252 SWANIRVAR
Tarail Kishoreganj haka
D Dhaka Rural C April
### 253 SWANIRVAR
Tazumuddin hola
B Barisal Jessore Rural C April
### 264 SWANIRVAR
Adabar Dhaka Dhaka Dhaka Urban A April
### 265 SWANIRVAR
Ahammadnagar
Dhaka Dhaka Dhaka Urban A April
### 266 SWANIRVAR
Golartek (Gabtali)
Dhaka Dhaka Dhaka Urban A April
### 267 SWANIRVAR
Manikgonj Dhaka Dhaka Dhaka Urban B April
### 268 SWANIRVAR
Razabazar Dhaka Dhaka Dhaka Urban A April
### 269 SWANIRVAR
Savar Dhaka Dhaka Dhaka Urban C April
2. ### 270 SWANIRVAR
SheoraparaDhaka Dhaka Dhaka Urban A April
### 282 SWANIRVAR
Sangrays Comilla Chittagong Comilla Urban B April
### 311 SWANIRVAR
Dhalapara Tangail Dhaka Dhaka Rural C April
### 312 SWANIRVAR
Sallah Tangail Dhaka Dhaka Rural C April
### 318 SWANIRVAR
Zohuri Mohalla
Dhaka Dhaka Dhaka Urban A April
### 319 SWANIRVAR
Pirerbag Dhaka Dhaka Dhaka Urban A April
### 322 SWANIRVAR
Dhanbari Tangail Dhaka Dhaka Rural C April
7. CUSTOMER-CONTACTS BY CATEGORY
City type
Clinic site
(City
Record
Clinic ID NGO Clinic District Division Region corp.=A Month
number (Urban=1 Dist.
Rural=2) Muni.=B
Upazila/Mun
i=C)
### 27 SWANIRVAR
Nowabbari,Comilla
Comilla Chittagong Comilla Urban B April
### 173 SWANIRVAR
Tongi Gazipur Dhaka Dhaka Urban B April
### 218 SWANIRVAR
Atwari PanchagarhRajshahi Bogra Rural C April
### 219 SWANIRVAR
Austagram Kishoreganj haka
D Dhaka Rural C April
### 220 SWANIRVAR
BakshiganjJamalpur Dhaka Dhaka Rural C April
### 221 SWANIRVAR
Basail Tangail Dhaka Dhaka Rural C April
### 222 SWANIRVAR
Bhairab (Rural)
Kishoreganj haka
D Comilla Rural C April
### 223 SWANIRVAR
Bhuapur Tangail Dhaka Dhaka Rural C April
### 224 SWANIRVAR
Chhagalnaiya
Feni Chittagong Comilla Rural C April
### 225 SWANIRVAR
Daganbhuiyan
Feni Chittagong Comilla Rural C April
### 226 SWANIRVAR
DaulatkhanBhola Barisal Jessore Rural C April
### 227 SWANIRVAR
Debiganj Panchagarh Rajshahi Bogra Rural C April
### 228 SWANIRVAR
Delduar Tangail Dhaka Dhaka Rural C April
### 229 SWANIRVAR
DewanganjJamalpur Dhaka Dhaka Rural C April
### 230 SWANIRVAR (Rural) eni
Feni F Chittagong Comilla Rural C April
### 231 SWANIRVAR
Ghatail Tangail Dhaka Dhaka Rural C April
### 232 SWANIRVAR
Ghior Manikganj Dhaka Dhaka Rural C April
### 233 SWANIRVAR
Gopalpur (Rural)
Tangail Dhaka Dhaka Rural C April
### 234 SWANIRVAR
HossainpurKishoreganj haka
D Dhaka Rural C April
### 235 SWANIRVAR
Islampur Jamalpur Dhaka Dhaka Rural C April
### 236 SWANIRVAR
Itna Kishoreganj haka
D Dhaka Rural C April
### 237 SWANIRVAR
Kalihati Tangail Dhaka Dhaka Rural C April
### 238 SWANIRVAR
Karimganj Kishoreganj haka
D Dhaka Rural C April
### 239 SWANIRVAR
Katiadi Kishoreganj haka
D Dhaka Rural C April
### 240 SWANIRVAR
Kuliar CharKishoreganj haka
D Dhaka Rural C April
### 241 SWANIRVAR
Lalmohan Bhola Barisal Jessore Rural C April
### 242 SWANIRVAR
Madhupur Tangail Dhaka Dhaka Rural C April
### 243 SWANIRVAR
Manpura Bhola Barisal Jessore Rural C April
### 244 SWANIRVAR
MelandahaJamalpur Dhaka Dhaka Rural C April
### 245 SWANIRVAR
Nagarpur Tangail Dhaka Dhaka Rural C April
### 246 SWANIRVAR
Nikli Kishoreganj haka
D Dhaka Rural C April
### 247 SWANIRVAR
Pakundia Kishoreganj haka
D Dhaka Rural C April
### 248 SWANIRVAR
Panchbibi Joypurhat Rajshahi Bogra Rural C April
### 249 SWANIRVAR
Parshuram Feni Chittagong Comilla Rural C April
### 251 SWANIRVAR
Sonagazi Feni Chittagong Comilla Rural C April
### 252 SWANIRVAR
Tarail Kishoreganj haka
D Dhaka Rural C April
### 253 SWANIRVAR
Tazumuddin hola
B Barisal Jessore Rural C April
### 264 SWANIRVAR
Adabar Dhaka Dhaka Dhaka Urban A April
### 265 SWANIRVAR
Ahammadnagar
Dhaka Dhaka Dhaka Urban A April
### 266 SWANIRVAR
Golartek (Gabtali)
Dhaka Dhaka Dhaka Urban A April
### 267 SWANIRVAR
Manikgonj Dhaka Dhaka Dhaka Urban B April
### 268 SWANIRVAR
Razabazar Dhaka Dhaka Dhaka Urban A April
### 269 SWANIRVAR
Savar Dhaka Dhaka Dhaka Urban C April
8. ### 270 SWANIRVAR
SheoraparaDhaka Dhaka Dhaka Urban A April
### 282 SWANIRVAR
Sangrays Comilla Chittagong Comilla Urban B April
### 311 SWANIRVAR
Dhalapara Tangail Dhaka Dhaka Rural C April
### 312 SWANIRVAR
Sallah Tangail Dhaka Dhaka Rural C April
### 318 SWANIRVAR
Zohuri Mohalla
Dhaka Dhaka Dhaka Urban A April
### 319 SWANIRVAR
Pirerbag Dhaka Dhaka Dhaka Urban A April
### 322 SWANIRVAR
Dhanbari Tangail Dhaka Dhaka Rural C April
23. A. CHILD HEALTH (CH)
Clinic site City type
Record
Clinic ID NGO Clinic District Division Region (City Month
number
(Urban=1 corp.=A
Rural=2) Dist.
Muni.=B
Upazila/Mun
i=C)
### 27 SWANIRVAR
Nowabbari,Comilla
Comilla Chittagong Comilla Urban B April
### 173 SWANIRVAR
Tongi Gazipur Dhaka Dhaka Urban B April
### 218 SWANIRVAR
Atwari PanchagarhRajshahi Bogra Rural C April
### 219 SWANIRVAR
Austagram Kishoreganj haka
D Dhaka Rural C April
### 220 SWANIRVAR
BakshiganjJamalpur Dhaka Dhaka Rural C April
### 221 SWANIRVAR
Basail Tangail Dhaka Dhaka Rural C April
### 222 SWANIRVAR
Bhairab (Rural)
Kishoreganj haka
D Comilla Rural C April
### 223 SWANIRVAR
Bhuapur Tangail Dhaka Dhaka Rural C April
### 224 SWANIRVAR
Chhagalnaiya
Feni Chittagong Comilla Rural C April
### 225 SWANIRVAR
Daganbhuiyan
Feni Chittagong Comilla Rural C April
### 226 SWANIRVAR
DaulatkhanBhola Barisal Jessore Rural C April
### 227 SWANIRVAR
Debiganj Panchagarh Rajshahi Bogra Rural C April
### 228 SWANIRVAR
Delduar Tangail Dhaka Dhaka Rural C April
### 229 SWANIRVAR
DewanganjJamalpur Dhaka Dhaka Rural C April
### 230 SWANIRVAR (Rural) eni
Feni F Chittagong Comilla Rural C April
### 231 SWANIRVAR
Ghatail Tangail Dhaka Dhaka Rural C April
### 232 SWANIRVAR
Ghior Manikganj Dhaka Dhaka Rural C April
### 233 SWANIRVAR
Gopalpur (Rural)
Tangail Dhaka Dhaka Rural C April
### 234 SWANIRVAR
HossainpurKishoreganj haka
D Dhaka Rural C April
### 235 SWANIRVAR
Islampur Jamalpur Dhaka Dhaka Rural C April
### 236 SWANIRVAR
Itna Kishoreganj haka
D Dhaka Rural C April
### 237 SWANIRVAR
Kalihati Tangail Dhaka Dhaka Rural C April
### 238 SWANIRVAR
Karimganj Kishoreganj haka
D Dhaka Rural C April
### 239 SWANIRVAR
Katiadi Kishoreganj haka
D Dhaka Rural C April
### 240 SWANIRVAR
Kuliar CharKishoreganj haka
D Dhaka Rural C April
### 241 SWANIRVAR
Lalmohan Bhola Barisal Jessore Rural C April
### 242 SWANIRVAR
Madhupur Tangail Dhaka Dhaka Rural C April
### 243 SWANIRVAR
Manpura Bhola Barisal Jessore Rural C April
### 244 SWANIRVAR
MelandahaJamalpur Dhaka Dhaka Rural C April
### 245 SWANIRVAR
Nagarpur Tangail Dhaka Dhaka Rural C April
### 246 SWANIRVAR
Nikli Kishoreganj haka
D Dhaka Rural C April
### 247 SWANIRVAR
Pakundia Kishoreganj haka
D Dhaka Rural C April
### 248 SWANIRVAR
Panchbibi Joypurhat Rajshahi Bogra Rural C April
### 249 SWANIRVAR
Parshuram Feni Chittagong Comilla Rural C April
### 251 SWANIRVAR
Sonagazi Feni Chittagong Comilla Rural C April
### 252 SWANIRVAR
Tarail Kishoreganj haka
D Dhaka Rural C April
### 253 SWANIRVAR
Tazumuddin hola
B Barisal Jessore Rural C April
### 264 SWANIRVAR
Adabar Dhaka Dhaka Dhaka Urban A April
### 265 SWANIRVAR
Ahammadnagar
Dhaka Dhaka Dhaka Urban A April
24. ### 266 SWANIRVAR
Golartek (Gabtali)
Dhaka Dhaka Dhaka Urban A April
### 267 SWANIRVAR
Manikgonj Dhaka Dhaka Dhaka Urban B April
### 268 SWANIRVAR
Razabazar Dhaka Dhaka Dhaka Urban A April
### 269 SWANIRVAR
Savar Dhaka Dhaka Dhaka Urban C April
### 270 SWANIRVAR
Sheorapara Dhaka Dhaka Dhaka Urban A April
### 282 SWANIRVAR
Sangrays Comilla Chittagong Comilla Urban B April
### 311 SWANIRVAR
Dhalapara Tangail Dhaka Dhaka Rural C April
### 312 SWANIRVAR
Sallah Tangail Dhaka Dhaka Rural C April
### 318 SWANIRVAR
Zohuri Mohalla
Dhaka Dhaka Dhaka Urban A April
### 319 SWANIRVAR
Pirerbag Dhaka Dhaka Dhaka Urban A April
### 322 SWANIRVAR
Dhanbari Tangail Dhaka Dhaka Rural C April