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Students take part in an earthquake drill at their school
Programme
05 February 2020
Disaster risk reduction
UNICEF supports child-centred disaster risk reduction to prevent or mitigate humanitarian emergencies by reducing the impact of natural hazards
Muriko Bibi (7) and Tehseen (6) sit on the damaged wall of their mud house which was almost destroyed during the 2022 floods in Pakistan. They belong to village Chitool, Rajanpur district of South Punjab province, Pakistan.
Press release
25 August 2023
One year on from catastrophic floods, millions of children in Pakistan still need urgent support
Muriko Bibi (7) and Tehseen (6) sit on the damaged wall of their mud house which was almost destroyed during the 2022 floods in Pakistan. They belong to village Chitool, Rajanpur district of South Punjab province, Pakistan.
Page
16 August 2023
One year on, the road to recovery continues
UNICEF and partners continue to provide life-saving support after last year’s floods
Statement
16 June 2023
Over 625,000 children at risk as Cyclone Biparjoy makes landfall
Statement by Noala Skinner, UNICEF Regional Director ai for South Asia
japan event
Press release
02 December 2022
Japan provides USD 4.196 million to Pakistan
UNICEF to use funds for assisting children and families affected by floods and improving WASH infrastructure in communities hosting refugees
Children of a family sit on a charpai (bed) after their community moved to a safer location as flood water hit their village in Naseerabad district, Balochistan province of Pakistan.
Press release
08 November 2022
Over 27 million children at risk as devastating floods set records across the world
Number of children affected by flooding in Chad, Gambia, Pakistan and north-east Bangladesh highest in over 30 years
Flood affected children sit in a temporary shelter.
Press release
28 October 2022
Climate devastation in Pakistan is an ominous precursor of catastrophes to come
Statement by George Laryea-Adjei, UNICEF Regional Director for South Asia, after visiting flood-affected areas in Pakistan
A baby looks up from a swing tied to a bed in Sindh Province.
Press release
21 October 2022
More than 1 in 9 children in flood-affected areas of Pakistan suffering from severe acute malnutrition
Cases of malnutrition escalate rapidly as the lives of millions of children remain in jeopardy
Press release
16 September 2022
Devastating floods in Pakistan claim lives of more than 500 children
Statement by Abdullah Fadil, UNICEF Representative in Pakistan, following his visit to Sindh Province
UNICEF's first shipment of humanitarian supplies for flood affected people reaches Pakistan.
Press release
05 September 2022
UNICEF delivers life-saving supplies to help children affected by floods in Pakistan