• Pakistan

Pakistan

Anticipatory action in Pakistan

  • Active frameworks

    10
  • Activations

    7
  • Investments

    $9M+
  • People Targeted

    2M+

Hazards covered by anticipation

  • Cyclone / hurricane / tropical storm / typhoon
  • Drought / dry spell
  • Flood
  • Heat wave
  • Multi-hazard

Floods are a recurrent risk, in Pakistan and 2022 saw around one-third of the country under water, affecting 33 million people. Pakistan is also one of the most seismically active countries in the world, experiencing earthquakes that often cause widespread destruction. Other hazards include drought, epidemics, extreme temperatures (both cold waves and heat waves), landslides and tropical cyclones. 

Pakistan has anticipatory action frameworks in place for several of these hazards. It is also making considerable progress in terms of institutionalizing this approach nationally, for example by developing a national roadmap for anticipatory action, hosting regular national dialogue platforms and integrating this approach into existing national plans and policies for disaster risk management.  

Working groups 

National Coordination Forum on Anticipatory Action

Asia-Pacific Technical Working Group on Anticipatory Action 

 

Photo: An anticipatory action project for floods. © German Red Cross 

 

Frameworks and activations

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CountryHazardCoordinating OrganizationStatusPeople TargetedBudget

Pakistan

Start Network
Active 507,920 $ 1,472,088

Pakistan

Start Network
Active 635,923 $ 2,634,407

Pakistan

FAO
Active 176,828 $ 790,000

Pakistan

Start Network
Active 284,147 $ 2,366,637

Pakistan

IFRC
Active 104,288 $ 449,484

Pakistan

FAO
Active 7,500 $ 310,000
CountryHazardCoordinating OrganizationPeople TargetedFundingYear

Pakistan

Save the Children
11,213 $ 92,000 2024

Icon Explanations:

  • Cyclone / hurricane / tropical storm / typhoon
  • Drought / dry spell
  • Flood
  • Heat wave
  • Multi-hazard

Frameworks and activations

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