Post Monsoon Report 2024
The aim is to document the key events of Monsoon 2024, thoroughly analyze the lessons learned, and identify the best practices adopted during the management of the season. This analysis will provide valuable insights into how effectively challenges were addressed and what improvements can be made.
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NEWSLETTER SEPTEMBER 2024
In September, NDMA made significant strides in enhancing our early warning systems and multi-stakeholder coordination and tech driven smart response frameworks. With the collaboration of Provincial and Regional disaster management authorities, we conducted Combined Integrated Simulation Exercises (CISE) to build community resilience and improve response mechanism. Additionally, capacity-building workshops were held to train first responders and improve our resource deployment strategies. I am proud to share that we have begun laying the groundwork for implementing National Disaster Management Plan (NDMP) & Pakistan Risk Atlas. This comprehensive framework will empower us to address vulnerabilities, leverage cutting-edge technologies and strengthen our risk communication capabilities. Through multi-domain strategies and innovation, we are working to ensure that timely, actionable information reaches every citizen, enabling safer and more informed decisions in times of crisis. As we look ahead, our mission remains steadfast: to mitigate risks, safeguard lives and foster a culture of preparedness. I encourage all stakeholders, from local communities to international partners, to remain engaged and proactive in this shared endeavor. Together, we can build a Pakistan that is not only resilient but also prepared for the challenges of tomorrow. Thank you for your continued support and dedication to this vital cause.
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NEWSLETTER AUGUST 2024
NDMA Pakistan stands committed to proactive disaster preparedness and response during the rain emergencies of Monsoon 2024. We have made significant advancements in fortifying our readiness and resilience against potential calamities through establishment of National Emergencies Operation Center (NEOC) at NDMA HQs. Under the directives of the Prime Minister, we continue to convene sessions of the Disaster Response Committee since July. These sessions have been instrumental in enhancing inter-agency coordination and robust response mechanisms for responders and humanitarian organizations in addressing localized incidents. NDMA spearheaded a dialogue on empowering women within the disaster management sector, emphasizing their critical role in disaster risk reduction and capacity building. Additionally, NDMA conducted a first-of-its-kind National Simulation Exercise for industrial hazards with key industrial stakeholders, aimed at bolstering preparedness for industrial accident prevention, risk management, and strategic decision-making. NDMA Pakistan also organized a seminar on Climate and Disaster Risk Financing at NUTECH, Islamabad. The seminar featured comprehensive discussions on Pakistan’s risk financing profile in the context of climate-induced disasters, poly-disasters, and related emergencies ahead of COP-29. These initiatives underscore our unwavering dedication to constructing a resilient Pakistan, capable of effectively responding to and recovering from disasters. I extend my profound gratitude to all our partners and stakeholders for their unwavering support and collaboration. Together, we can forge a safer and more resilient future.
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