Pakistan: Floods 2022 Event Analysis, Swat

Primary: Pakistani National Disaster Management Authority and the Provincial Disaster Management Authority of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province.

Secondary: to a wider extend the population of Swat Valley.

1)    Swat Valley authorities and stakeholders have a basis for improved risk governance.

2)    Relevant Pakistan experts have an improved knowledge of Event Analysis.

Principaux résultats attendus:  

1)    A structured overview of main events and damages in Swat during the 2022 monsoon season (Outcome 1);

2)    OP2: Summarized information and explained impact chains on understanding on how the events unfolded (Outcome 1);

3)    An overview of the main flood related risks in the new situation and recommend DRR measures (Outcome 1);

4)    2 -3 on-the-job trained key Pakistani experts in conducting Event Analysis (Outcome 2).

Principaux résultats antérieurs:  

In Phase 1 and 2 approx. 33’000 persons benefitted from the SHA project:

-    WASH: 16 water supply schemes repaired providing water to 28’000 persons;

-    Education: 11 schools repaired benefitting 1’400 pupils;

-    Access: 8 river crossing providing school children and villagers access to schools and other infrastructure;

-    4 Cash for Work schemes (roads/pathways rehabilitations) providing immediate income to 1’800 persons (200 workers and their families).

Swiss co-funded projects in Pakistan due to floods:
Helvetas Intercooperation and IOM.

Donors/actors active in recovery and reconstruction in Pakistan:
UNDP, ADB, WB, EU.

Phase 3 01.04.2023 - 31.12.2023   (Completed)