Pakistan floods: With families in limbo, efforts to rebuild lives focus on the longer term
The World Food Program (WFP) is stepping up its support for government assistance efforts by closing critical gaps in helping devastated communities and strengthening long-term resilience, which is becoming increasingly important due to climate change. "We are working as a team here," said Chris Kaye, head of WFP Pakistan, who said that through a joint effort with the authorities, more than a third of those affected by the heavy rains have been affected. world population. the country. "We built a very strong relationship with the government," he says. "The government is stepping up and showing leadership." The comprehensive assistance provided by the World Food Program (WFP) and its humanitarian partners includes food assistance, malnutrition prevention and livelihood assistance. WFP also supports a wide range of logistical efforts and helps assess and coordinate where and how aid can be delivered to flood-affected areas. Scale-out is associated with mass