Food Security Pakistan Project #36205

Tharparkar Famine Appeal

by Fast Rural Development Program

Project Report | Dec 13, 2021
Food Distributed among the drought affected

By Mumtaz Ali | Project Manager

The drought has become a frequent phenomenon in Pakistan. The drought in 1998–2002 is considered worst in 50 years. According to the Economic Survey of Pakistan, the drought is one of the factors responsible for poor growth performance. Recent drought/drought-like conditions have been prevailing since 2013 which have impacted livelihood and food security in parts of Sindh and Balochistan, particularly in western, central and southern districts of Balochistan and south eastern and western districts of Sindh. Pakistan’s agricultural sector has been struggling for years in the face of drought and short water supplies, now Locust infestation will add further damage to this sector that provides food and livelihoods to thousands of communities.

Fast Rural Development Program FRDP is working in Tharparkar Sindh Pakistan since 2015 and we have been working on different issues specially on Clean Drinking water and Food, We have installed 40 solar powered water wells for the 40 villages and helped 40000 people by providing clean drinking water, We have installed 1000+ deep water wells in the different villages with the support of our donors.

We have recently Distributed food among the 100 families in the different areas, This food will be enough for the 7-10 members of the family for the month. Through this distribution we are able to help 1000 people by providing food for the one month.

We are thankful to our donors who donated the food of these poor people, Please keep donating and supporting people in need.

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