It is two years on from the devastating floods in Pakistan in 2010, which killed nearly 2,000 people and affected up to 20 million. The date also roughly coincides with the floods of 2011, which also affected large parts of the country. And once again in 2012 Pakistan has been hit by massive flooding. Some 4.8m people have been affected this year, 1.1m acres of crops have been wiped away and 402,397 houses have been destroyed.
One year on from the start of devastating floods in Pakistan, this brief outlines the policy challenges which continue to hamper rehabilitation efforts. Key issues covered include the...
This publication summarises ActionAid's response to the Pakistan floods of 2010, illustrated by stories from those affected. The document highlights some of the key achievements of our work and...
In Pakistan, there is no law for registering Hindu marriages. As a result, Hindu married women are unable to get their National identity cards that show their ‘married’ status or bear their husband...
