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Center for Disaster Preparedness and Management (CDPM) University of Peshawar in collaboration with Pakistan Science Foundation and ACF-Pakistan conducted the Disaster Management Exhibition on 7-8 November, 2012. Stalls (45) by different were displayed by different departments, National/International NGOs, UN agencies and various humanitarian actors. Chairman National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) inaugurated the event while the Governor KPK also visited the exhibition as chief guest. On invitation of CDPM, The NGO World actively …

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A delegation of Deniz Feneri led by its president Mr. Mehmet Cengez also visited Pakistan to inaugurate the projects completed by The NGO World under RESPONSE program launched after floods 2010. Secretary General of Deniz Feneri, board members, journalists and philanthropists were also part of this delegation. The projects related to shelter, drinking water, livelihood and education …

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The magnitude 7.5 earthquake that struck Badakshan Province, Afghanistan on 26 October, 2015, also rocked Pakistan ruthlessly. After need assessment, TNW with support of deniz Feneri planned to distribute food packs among 300 affected families. In Shangla district, the packs were distributed directly among the 200 selected families based on their vulnerability, whereas in Bajour …

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The magnitude 7.5 earthquake that struck Badakshan Province, Afghanistan on 26 October, 2015, also rocked Pakistan ruthlessly. After need assessment, TNW with support of deniz Feneri planned to distribute food packs among 300 affected families. In Shangla district, the packs were distributed directly among the 200 selected families based on their vulnerability, whereas in Bajour …

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2014, Heavy rains and water released by dams in the Chenab river in India flooded vast areas and caused widespread destruction in various districts of Punjab province including Jhang, Multan, Muzaffarhgarh. The Punjab government declared a flood emergency in the province. Over 700 villages were inundated across Punjab, and standing crops on thousands of acres …

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Wheat Flour Distribution: During floods 2010, affected families lost their stored wheat. As wheat flour is main food for the affected people so it was big nutritional problem for them to face. Keeping fact in view, TNW distributed 15000 KG of wheat flour among 750 affected families Sharing Eid Greetings: Eid is a Muslim festival …

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TNW with the support of Deniz Feneri completed the following initiatives in WASH sector in flood-affected areas of Southern Punjab districts of Pakistan. Latrines and Hand Pumps: In district Layyah, 22 permanent latrines with essential sanitation were constructed in schools with missing facilities. Hand pumps were also installed in these schools. These interventions facilitated the …

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According to a research report “As a result of July–August 2010 flood 3999 water supply schemes and 2842 sanitation schemes were damaged, which resulted in the mixing of sanitation water with water for domestic use. Tis mixing produced extensive volume of contaminated water which became the basis of the spread of dangerous diseases among the …

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Village “Basti Chan” of Union Council Ghazi Ghat (Muzaffargarh) was badly hit by floods 2010. Whole population of the village was effected due to flood . After a month when families came back they found their houses were demolished and they had to live in tents and in temporary shelters. Where they were facing many …

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Floods 2010 affected educational facilities badly. “It could be months before affected children can get back to school. This is both because of the impact of floods on families and on the school buildings. Those in better shape are being used as relief camps and may not be vacant for a long time,” an education …

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