Consolidated 4W matrix of NHN members for COVID-19 response (click to download excel)

NHN statement on the launch of revised appeal

Pakistan after experiencing COVID – 19 pandemic and Heat Wave Emergency is currently facing a dire humanitarian crisis stemming from unprecedented rainfall and floods that have impacted every part of the country. This monsoon season has left one-third of the country underwater, over 1,697 dead, more than 33 million displaced and caused over $40 billion in damages. While we do not know the full extent of the disaster, it is expected that these numbers will keep growing. These are the deadliest floods in Pakistan since 2010, when nearly 2,000 died in flooding, This is a climate induced catastrophe, to which Pakistan did not contribute , the country produces less than 1% of the world’s carbon emissions yet bears the brunt of these climate disasters.
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NHN-PHF Joint Statement amid Floods 2022

This year, unlike recent years, devastating monsoon floods gave a stark reminder that Pakistan is bearing consequences of climate emergency. Increased casualty rate, economic losses, and damaged to infrastructure and livelihood causing a huge impact on vulnerable population calls for an immediate yet coordinated humanitarian relief and response. Under the ambit of Humanitarian Coordination, we as National Humanitarian Network (NHN) and Pakistan Humanitarian Forum (PHF) representing NNGOs and INGOs re-affirm our commitment for a resilient Pakistan.
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