Thematic Area: Food Security & Sustainable Livelihoods Project Period: September, 2013-October, 2016 Donor Agency: Welthungerhilfe/BMZ Project Locations: Distt. Swat, Shangla, Kohistan, KP Project Description:
Thematic Area: Humanitarian Response Project Period: July, 2013-September, 2014 Donor Agency: UNICEF Project Locations: Distt. Peshawar (Jalozai Camp), KP Project Description: As the on-going conflict in FATA caused huge human, infrastructure and other livelihood losses, it has also rendered tens of thousands of people IDPs
Thematic Area: Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) Project Period: June, 2013-September, 2014 Donor Agency: Diakonie Katastrophenhilfe (DKH) Project Locations: Distt. Swat, KP Project Description: The target area Kalam and Utror are located in upper Swat to the north of Mingora city. The area is famous for
Thematic Area: Food Security & Sustainable Livelihoods Project Period: October, 2012-April, 2015 Donor Agency: ASF/USAID Project Locations: Distt. Swat, Malakand, Dir, Swabi & Diamir (G.B) Project Description:
Thematic Area: WASH/Sustainable Livelihoods Project Period: October, 2012-Febrauray, 2014 Donor Agency: Welthungerhilfe/BMZ Project Locations: Distt. Swat, KP Project Description: The project was in response to the Pakistan floods 2010 and was primarily focused on agriculture rehabilitation and community based disaster risk reduction. The Welthungerhilfe (WHH)
Thematic Area: Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) Project Period: August, 2012-August, 2013 Donor Agency: Malteser International/BMZ Project Locations: Distt. Kohistan, KP Project Description:
Thematic Area: Disaster Risk Assessment (DRR) Project Period: June-August, 2012 Donor Agency: Diakonie Katastrophenhilfe (DKH) Project Locations: Distt. Swat, KP Project Goal:
Thematic Area: Humanitarian Response Project Period: May, 2012-June, 2015 Donor Agency: Oxfam/UNOCHA Project Locations: Distt. Peshawar, KP Project Description: LASOONA is currently providing emergency WASH services to the TDPs residing in Jalozai Camp and the data shows a significant reduction in WASH related diseases, however,