ERP Brochure
UNDP Pakistan’s Environmental Recovery Programme Undoing Environmental Impacts of the Earthquake
Photos by Mariyam Nawaz
Photos by Mariyam Nawaz
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Early Recovery and the Internally Displaced
In this photo: The office of the District Coordination Officer in Buner.
Other than the human cost of the conflict, there was a great degree of damage to governance structures that are responsible to provide basic services. These institutions are now faced with the responsibility to provide basic services and coordinate and facilitate the transition from relief to recovery.
Other than the human cost of the conflict, there was a great degree of damage to governance structures that are responsible to provide basic services. These institutions are now faced with the responsibility to provide basic services and coordinate and facilitate the transition from relief to recovery.
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Earthquake-Three years On..
Torghar, the 'black mountain' range in north eastern Balochistan has become an icon of conservation in Pakistan. It is a journey that spans two decades and is set in the many social complexities of a tribal way of life. It challenges the accepted wisdom by which conservation is viewed and planned.
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From hunters to conservationists
Community Development Project for Rehabilitation of salt Affected and Waterlogged Lands (Bio-Saline II) is currently working in three major districts of Punjab, Hafizabad, Jhang and Sargodha, where 174906 ha of land is salt-affected and 4745 ha is water-logged. Farmers are being trained in innovative land treatment procedures which makes their land productive and fertile again.
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Torch Bearer
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