Resources on work, peace and resilience

  1. Report

    Pakistan floods 2022: Post Disaster Needs Assessment - Supplemental Report

    02 December 2022

  2. Publication

    ILO Pakistan flood response - A job-rich recovery

    20 November 2022

    Between June and August 2022, torrential rains and a combination of riverine, urban, and flash flooding led to an unprecedented disaster in Pakistan. According to the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA), around 33 million people have been affected by the floods, including nearly 8 million displaced. Around 4.3 million people have faced disruption or loss of employment. The short to medium term strategy is linked to the long-term strategy articulated in the Decent Work Country Programme 2023-2027. Emergency response and early recovery is linked to a job-rich inclusive strategy for reconstruction and resilience and to long-term socio-economic development.

  3. Report

    Pakistan floods 2022: Post Disaster Needs Assessment - Main Report

    01 November 2022

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    Infrastructure rehabilitation

    People in Manjhand return to work with the help from ILO

    28 October 2022

    People in Manjhand Jamshoro return to work as they get registered with the ILO rapid Infrastructure project that will provide income generating opportunities and daily wages for both men and women.

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    Press release

    Building back better through ILO-PWF rapid infrastructure rehabilitation project launched in Baluchistan

    12 October 2022

    In response to devastating floods of 2022, ILO has supported Pakistan Workers Federation to launch “rapid infrastructure rehabilitation” project for the flood-affected people in Hanna Orak Baluchistan. This project will generate around 5000 of person days of employment for the flood affected people.

  6. Post-disaster recovery

    3.6 million jobs may have been affected by the floods in Pakistan

    28 September 2022

    2.36 to 3.6 million jobs may have been lost and/or disrupted as a result of the worst ever floods in the history of Pakistan that devastated more than 84 districts of Pakistan, the Ministry of Overseas Pakistanis and HRD briefed the media on initial estimates calculated by the ILO.

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    Post-disaster recovery

    ILO joins support for Pakistan after devastating floods

    19 September 2022

    The ILO has joined the combined UN effort to support Pakistan in the wake of the most severe flooding in the country’s recent history, including with the rollout of infrastructure rehabilitation and cash-for-work initiatives.

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    Our impact, their voices

    Community changemakers help Pakistan’s migrant workers avoid exploitation

    09 September 2020

    An ILO project in Pakistan is raising awareness among prospective migrant workers about safe labour migration.

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    New York Times

    As World Comes to Halt Amid Pandemic, So Do Migrants

    04 May 2020

  10. Good Practice

    Livelihood restoration and protection and sustainable empowerment of vulnerable peasant communities in Sindh Province - Final joint evaluation

    24 October 2017