The country and its population and assets are increasingly exposed and vulnerable to various types of natural hazards. Increasing natural disasters over the last one and a half decades have resulted in significant loss of life, economic damage, and the undoing of development gains. Due to the climate change and rapid unplanned urbanization, the extreme weather events such as floods and droughts are likely to become more frequent in future, potentially increasing disaster losses if appropriate action is not taken.

A more disaster resilient Pakistan with reduced socio-economic and fiscal vulnerability to natural hazards and climate variability and change.

• The vulnerable population of Pakistan, especially the local communities of KP and FATA
• The authorities at national and sub-national level.

Increased and sustainable institutional and physical capacity to reduce the socio-economic and fiscal impacts of natural hazards and climate change.

Erwartete Resultate:  

1. NDRMF established and made operational.
2. Increased investment to reduce vulnerability to natural hazards.
3. Analytical work and products to improve fiscal management of disaster risk.

Resultate von früheren Phasen:  

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• The Government of Pakistan
• The Government of Australia

• Planned DRR expert secondment to NDRMF
• SDC & WFP’s jointly supported CBDRR project in FATA.
• SDC’s supported environmental cell at FATA Secretariat
• SDC’s water governance program in KP and FATA
• Institutional strengthening of NDMA, PDMA and FDMA in DRR/M National DRR Forum and DRR projects by other actors.