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Six months into the floods: resetting Pakistan's priorities through reconstruction

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Oxfam International Secretariat

Oxfam briefing paper 144:

This report briefly evaluates the humanitarian response so far, the continuing crisis, and the challenges that lie ahead. It urges for a momentum to be carried forward to reduce vulnerability and poverty through the provision of disaster resistant housing, significant pro-poor land and agriculture reforms, building good quality basic services that are accessible to men and women alike, and protecting communities from the next shock through comprehensive disaster risk reduction and climate change adaptation.

The report looks at the immediate reconstruction task as well as the underlying socio-economic and political issues that need to be tackled by the Pakistani Government, backed by the international aid community, in order to help vulnerable Pakistanis rebuild stronger, safer communities and a more equitable and self-reliant country.

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Hazards Flood
Themes Climate change Preparedness Governance Recovery Shelter and housing Structural safety
Country and region Pakistan
ISBN/ISSN/DOI
9781848148093
Number of pages
26 p.
Publication year
2011

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