Issued at: 19:00, August 17, 2015 India released more water into Pakistani rivers as floods continued to play havoc in different areas affecting hundreds of thousands of people. Summary of Damages/losses Serial Provinces Deaths Injured Houses Damaged Villages Affected Population Affected 1 Balochistan 16 34 1,176 Being Assessed 69,976 2 Khyber Pukhtunkhaw 95 99
“Love All Hate None, A Call by Unheard” Efforts to make Pakistan peaceful are initiated at all levels of the society. One such effort was taken up by Strengthening Participatory Organization (SPO) under the banner of Pur Aman Pakistan campaign by Umeed Jawan. “Love all hate none, a call by unheard” was an initiative
Issued at: 17:00, August 2, 2015 At least 116 people have been killed and 61 have been injured as floods continue to ravage different parts of the country. Summary of Damages/losses Province Dead Injured Houses damaged Villages affected Population affected Gilgit Baltistan 5 2 653 175 136,000 Khyber Pakhtunkhwa 59 26 696 – – Pakistan
Issued at:17:00, 30th July, 2015 District Rajanpur: District Rajanpur is badly affected due to heavy floods in the riverine areas of Indus and flash floods from the Koh-e-Suleman.UC Jahanpur, UC Noorpur, Machiwala, and some areas of KotMithan are badly hit .The most vulnerable villages for flash floods includesHajipur, Hirand, ChakShaheed and Patti JumaArain etc.Hill torrents
Issued at: 16:00, 28th July, 2015 Torrential rains, rapidly melting of snow and glacial lake outburst have further aggravated the floods situationacross Pakistan. According to OCHA report, the floods have affected 23 Districts across Pakistan with 55 reported fatalities and 14 people injured. Chitral District in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and six Districts of Punjab province have
Issued at:18:00, 24th July, 2015 Glacial lake outburst floods in Chitral and heavy rains in upper parts of the country causingriverine floods in Punjab is playing havoc with the lives and property of the affected communities. Chitral Till date about 300,000 people in Chitral are affected with three reported fatilities. According to the Provincial Disaster
Project: Access to Clean Drinking Water & Health and Hygiene Promotions for Temporarily Dislocated Person (TDPs) of North Waziristan In the context of installation of water filtration plant under the WASH Project, funded by ‘World Vision Pakistan’, a cheque handing over ceremony was organizedunder the servision of the Assistant Commissioner DI Khan on 24th June
Under the project “Enhancing the Capacities for Transparent and Accountable Local Governance”, a baseline assessment was conducted in all the project target districts, including Badin, Thatta and Karachi of Sindh province and Multan, Khanewal and Muzaffargarh of Punjab province. The objective of the baseline assessment was to know the perception of the CBOs and the
It was debated and discussed that according to the Article 140-A of the Constitution makes it mandatory for all the provincial governments in the country to establish local government systems and devolve administrative, financial responsibility and authority to the elected representatives of the local bodies, with increased representation of women and excluded groups in local
SPO led National conference on constitutional protection of Local Governments under AAWAZ program with consortium partners at Islamabad Hotel on 17th March.The event was widely attended by AAWAZ program citizens of 45 districts of KP and Punjab province, a large number of women and minorities, civil society activities, academics, legislators and political parties.Prominent amongst the