National Disaster Response Plan (NDRP) 2026
National Disaster Response Plan (NDRP) 2026 is framed to provide a comprehensive, coordinated and scalable framework for disaster response across Pakistan. It serves as a blueprint for national and regional authorities, humanitarian partners, private sector and civil society to work in concert in mitigating losses, protecting lives and livelihoods and driving resilient recovery in the face of natural and human-induced hazards.
NDMA - WINTER CONTINGENCY PLAN (JANUARY TO MARCH 2026)
General. Pakistan experiences a diverse winter season from January to February (March in hilly areas), characterized by snowfall, primarily in the Northern regions. This season brings various hazards such as avalanches, landslides, cold waves, blizzards, and fog/Smog across different partsof the country. In recent years, climate change-induced extreme weather patterns have further exacerbated these challenges, presenting unprecedented risks to communities and infrastructure.
NDMA -WINTER CONTINGENCY PLAN (OCTOBER TO DECEMBER 2025)
The aim of the Winter Contingency Plan (October to December 2025) is to ensure timely preparedness, effective coordination and efficient response to winter-related hazards across Pakistan, including extreme cold, heavy snowfall, avalanches, fog, smog, landslides, and rain-induced emergencies. The plan seeks to minimize loss of life, protect critical infrastructure, maintain essential services and strengthen community resilience through proactive measures and inter-agency collaboration.
Monsoon Contingency Plan 2025
This document provides response guidelines for all disaster management stakeholders at National and Provincial / State levels for proactive and inclusive preparedness and effective response to any flood like situation as per contingencies based on Monsoon Seasonal Outlook 2025 and other likely emergencies in the country.
NDMA - Summer Hazards Contingency Plan 2025
NDMA Summer Hazards Contingency Plan 2025 has been prepared in coordination with all disaster management stakeholders, both at federal and provincial levels based on analysis of seasonal outlook by the Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) and relevant technical input from NDMA Tech Team. In this Plan, guidelines have been outlined for all disaster management tiers and relevant stakeholders for adopting a proactive approach towards all aspects of mitigation, preparations against the most probable and against possible worst-case scenarios to coordinate a timely response.