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According to the News International, the policy and National Disaster Management Plan for the next 10 years was approved based on the scintillating performance of the National Disaster Management Authority...
The Pakistan Space and Upper Atmosphere Research Commission has started the hydrological modeling of the upper Indus catchment with satellite remote sensed rainfall data, with the aid of the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency...
'While we commemorate the second anniversary of the devastating floods, we pledge and renew our commitment to step up our efforts for the rehabilitation of flood affectees with special reference to women and children.' said Jamal Ahmad, Country Director of Action Aid...
Declaring May 16 National School Safety Day, 'the NDMA is also advocating at political level to adopt disaster as subject in the curriculum,' said Dr Zafar Iqbal Qadir of the Disaster Management Authority. He stressed that all stakeholders should play their role in creating awareness on disaster risk management...
A report on SEEDS Asia's ‘Reaching the Unreachable: Disaster Risk Reduction Education Project', that teaches life saving techniques to people living in cyclone, earthquake and flood affected areas - and transfers local knowledge. Local participants of the workshop learned about safe building structures and climate change...
The chief justice said that 'the Provincial Disaster Management Agency usually became active after disasters instead of playing its role in prevention of disasters'...
The National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) convinced the donor agencies on the concept of 'Building Back Better' so that the new houses would have the resistance to face any disaster in future...
A workshop was organised by the Pakistan Meteorological Department with World Food Programme (WFP) and Sustainable Land Management Project (SLMP) in Pakistan on 3 November which focused on the 'Role of media for strengthening an early warning system for floods and droughts'...
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