In Pakistan, there is a large disparity in access to safe and affordable housing between rural and urban areas. Cities are overpopulated, and people end up with makeshift homes in areas without basic necessities such as water and electricity. However, in rural areas, houses are often old and in a poor condition, lacking necessary provisions and unable to withstand the increasing climate related disasters.
In 2022, 8 million people lost their homes due to the flash floods and resided in temporary shelters (i.e., tents) for over one year. Muslim Aid Pakistan continues to implement shelter programmes across the country, constructing disaster resilient homes, in collaboration with local communities, focused on building community capacity for resilience.
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