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JUST RELEASED

"PHF's Annual Report Unveiled: A Year of Achievements and Growth!"

About PHF

Pakistan Humanitarian Forum was established as an independent forum in 2003, registered as Charity under The Islamabad Capital Territory Charities Registration, Regulation and Facilitation Act, 2021  “Pakistan Humanitarian Forum” PHF dated September 04, 2024 with registration No. CRRFA/ICT/205 of 2024 whereby it started representing, facilitating, and supporting humanitarian assistance and long-term development programming initiatives of its member International Non-Governmental Organizations (INGOs) working in Pakistan. Currently, it is representing 44 INGOs in the country. PHF’s core services include coordination, information, communication and advocacy with all stakeholders including government bodies, donor agencies, UN, I/NGOs and other organizations at Federal and Provincial level.

Our Vision

PHF’s Vision is society where all stakeholders collaborate to uphold their responsibility to meet the needs of vulnerable communities in Pakistan.

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Our Mission

PHF's mission is to represent, coordinate and advocate on behalf of INGOs to meet humanitarian and development needs.

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Mandate

PHF envisages a society where all stakeholders commit to humanitarian principles for effective and efficient assistance to vulnerable communities.

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Executive summary & Factsheet 2023
Flood 2022
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In 2022, Pakistan faced a devastating food disaster that highlighted the country's vulnerability to climate change.
Despite Pakistan's minimal contribution to global greenhouse gas emissions, the foods caused widespread destruction, surpassing even the 2010 floods.
The poorest households and regions with limited human development resources were most severely affected.
Approximately 33 million people were directly impacted, and 8 million were displaced.
The estimated damage, loss, and recovery needs amounted to significant economic burdens, particularly in the housing, agriculture, and transport sectors.
The provinces of Sindh, Balochistan, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, and Punjab emerged as areas requiring substantial recovery and reconstruction assistance. Source: Pakistan floods 2022 PDNA report(Ministry of Planning, Development & Special Initiatives)
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Together, building resilience and empowering communities for a sustainable future – Highlights from the PHF Annual Report 2023 Launch!
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Muhammad Khuram Gondal, CD SCI PK & Deputy Chair of @PHFHumanitarian Ex-Com, concluded the annual report launch with a vote of thanks, recognizing the efforts of civil society, INGOs, & government support. The event was graced by Senate Chairman, @YusufRazaGilan1 as Chief Guest.

CD IRP @AsifSherazi17 spoke at the launch of @PHFHumanitarian Annual Report 2023.

He stressed smart decision-making, noting gaps can lead to community dependency. He suggested linking development with humanitarian efforts and emphasized collaboration and information sharing.

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