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Integrating safeguarding to ensure quality and accountability in Flood Response
It is an essential responsibility of development and humanitarian organizations to ensure that the communities we work with feel safe. Safeguarding is a key...
Prioritising Education whether in a crisis or not
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After one of the worst floods in the nation's history destroyed and damaged nearly 27,000 schools,...
Flood Recovery & Rehabilitation Strategy and Response in Pakistan: Assistance strategies for communities in crisis
Background:
The current monsoon spell that started in the second week of July 2022 has caused widespread flooding and...
Kasturi; the Man of her Family
In 2021, the drought killed their three-acre crop and with it their hopes for food on their plates. But Kasturi and her husband...
After the flood: still rebuilding amid uncertainty
Shehdev of village Veri Sal Sarety lying 6 kilometres southwest of Umerkot, the second youngest of seven brothers is a bachelor while...
Beyond Despair
Last week Michael Barnett, University Professor of International Affairs and Political Science, and Maryam Z. Deloffre, Associate Professor of International Affairs and Director, Humanitarian Action Initiative, co-hosted,...
Training On Strengthening Organisations through Introducing Core Humanitarian Standard and Quality and Accountability Mainstreaming
When: 19th-21st, December 2022 (arrival at venue on 18th Dec 2022)Where: Umerkot, SindhLanguage: Urdu and EnglishInterested Applicants: Click here to registerLast Date...
Eight million displaced communities in need of food, shelter, water and health assistance
The death toll from the Pakistan floods is now recorded at 1,700, with over 33 million people affected. Quoted as the ‘tenth...
Meeting Vadhri’s immediate food and nutrition needs
Twenty-five year-old Vadhri of Rohiraro rarely leaves home. Even though her village is just sixty kilometres southeast of Umerkot, she has not...
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