Assessments

Executive Summary Muzaffargarh is one of the worst affected districts where more than 700,000 people have been displaced and hundreds of villages destroyed by floods in the Chenab and the Indus Rivers, and breaches in Tulhairy branch and Muzaffargarh canals.…

Executive Summary Main Objective: The main objective of this rapid needs assessment was to assess population vulnerability in Swat district at village cluster level in the aftermath of the floods that hit Pakistan in August 2010. Specific objectives: Data collection focused…

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Main objective: The main objective of this rapid needs assessment was to assess population vulnerability in Lower Dir district at village clusters' level in the aftermath of floods that hit Pakistan in August 2010. Specific objectives: Data collection…

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The recent floods in Pakistan have resulted in devastation across the country. On July 27, heavy rains started falling throughout Khyber Paktoonkwha (KPK) Province, impacting more 1.5 million people, and severely damaging at least 156,934 homes. Due to…

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Main objective: The main objective of this rapid needs assessment was to assess population vulnerability in Upper Dir district at village cluster level in the aftermath of the floods that hit Pakistan in August 2010. Specific objectives: Data collection focused…

Executive Summary This rapid assessment study illustrates the situation of 49 flood-affected villages of DI Khan District. Monsoon rains started in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa on July 27, 2010, causing flash floods and eventually resulting in damages in several parts of DI…

Executive Summary Monsoon rains, which started in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa on July 27, 2010, caused floods and damage in many areas of Swat District, and made many communities inaccessible due to destroyed roads and collapsed bridges. This rapid assessment study illustrates…

Assessment Date: From 27th September 2009 To 27th October 2009 1. Country Profile Introduction / Background 1.1.1 Basic Facts

Mission Report Mission participants: a) Mr. Martin Magwanja - Humanitarian Coordinator b) Brig. Kamran Shareef - OCHA c) Zulfiqar Rao - WFP d) Arshad Khan - UN-HABITAT e) Dr. Muhammad Fawad Khan - WHO The worst affected areas are Nowshera, Charsada, Swat, Shangla, Kohistan in…

Assessment Date: From 16 October 2009 To: 6 November 2009 1. Country Profile Geography and Climate Nepal, home to Mount Everest, is dominated by the world's most imposing mountains with 80 percent of its territory occupied by the Himalayas. Nepal can be…