National Summer Emergencies Plan - 2023

Summer Season in Pakistan is experienced from March to May eachyear, which is categorised by high temperatures and less rainfall. Likely hazards associatedwith summers include heatwaves which can induce forest fires, urban fires and heatstroke;high temperatures resulting in glacial melt which may result in GLOFs and flash flooding; anddroughts caused by less precipitation.

National Disaster Mitigation Plan - Pakistan Remodeled NDMP-II 2023

Pakistan is prone to various natural and humaninduced hazards due to its diverse geographicalcharacteristics and climatic variations. On top ofthat, the country's vulnerability is exacerbatedby factors such as population growth,unplanned urbanization, exposure to vulnerableelements in hazard-prone areas, lack ofinstitutional capacities, and climate change. 

National Contingency Plan Winter 2022-23

Pakistan experiences Winter Season from November to February every year withsnowfall mostly over Northern Regions. Likely hazards associated with winter include avalanches,landslides, cold waves, blizzards and fog in different parts of the country. With climate changedriven extreme weather patterns experienced during the year 2022.

Policy for Issuance of NOCs’ for all Types of Tax Exemption on Relief Items for Natural and Man-Made Disasters

The National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) is mandated to coordinate/ facilitate relief activities undertaken by different governments and humanitarian organizations.

National Monsoon Contingency Plan-2022