Project Report
| Feb 9, 2023
Small scale Vegetable Cultivated by Flood affected Families in Thatta
By Mazhar Khurshid | Project Leader
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small scale kitchen gardening
Small scale Vegetable Cultivated by Flood affected Families in Thatta
Climate change is the reason of disasters and floods in Pakistan, AHD doing efforts to and helping poor rural communities to adopt smart agriculture and adopt kitchen gardening at their household level to adopt climate change activities to restore their food security at local level and also do efforts during floods and water shortage times, floods 2022 in Pakistan hit large and still the crises prevails and people suffering with lack of resources
Adaptation of climate change activities really millstone towards food security and help these small farmers to start small scale activities in their villages
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Chuldren love to raise plants
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Dec 30, 2022
Climate Change turning cropping pattern rich to dry to food shortage
By Khurshid Bhatti | Team Leader
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Land dry late no crop
Climate Change turning cropping pattern rich to dry to food shortage
In Pakistan El Nino and Climate Change turn major parts of the country into dry and flooded as floods in July to August hit hard and water standing high 6 to 8 feet high and still most of the lands in floods water, only few farmers planted rice on small scale in their lands and waiting water to dry for the next cropping season of March to May 2023
Hard times and difficult situation for the farmers who harvest less and may face food shortage in coming days, there is urgent needs to help these farmers with solutions that they can sow seeds and cultivate crops and vegetables for the their survival
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flood water managed to store for crops
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Nov 24, 2022
Zero carbon effect activities by AHD Pakistan in Flood Affected Areas
By Khurshid Bhatti | Team Leader
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Tree planted at house
Zero carbon effect activities by AHD Pakistan in Flood Affected Areas
Zero carbon activities growing natural varieties and crops and vegetables in flood affected areas is the main task to help flood victims and flood affected areas, the tree plantation and fuel efficient cooking stove replication and installation in these flood victims communities,
One Cooking stove save 5 kg wood per day and 85,000 cooking stove saves daily 425,000 kg wood daily which is about 1062 mounds and 531 tons daily and for one year it save 155,125,000 and in tons 193,906 which save gas emissions and oxygen.
We are proud of GlobalGiving and its donors for such a unique efforts for rural poor communities all around the world
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Women siting at the shadow of tree
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