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Documents/Reports
UN-HABITAT constituted 12 teams, comprising engineers and social staff to conduct a qualitative technical assessment on housing and settlements in the flood affected areas of Pakistan.  On 20th August 2010 teams started this assessment in different areas of all provinces and completed the task in two weeks time.

Objective of qualitative assessment are to collect information on settlements and housing, collect and document local traditional construction and practices, provide inputs for early recovery. .
The main report of this assessment needs alote of information yet to incorporate in it. find below links to some of the anex of this report.
d1- Houses Types
d2- Qualitative technical assesment (All charts Draft)
 
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Latest government estimates indicate that over 14 million people have been affected by the floods (National and Provincial Disaster Management Authorities). Assessments are ongoing to establish the degree to which affected populations are in need of immediate humanitarian assistance. The official death toll has risen to 1,343, with 1,588 people now reported as injured. The latest NDMA report indicates that over 722,000 houses have been either damaged or destroyed
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Flood Affected Districts  
Nos. KPK Punjab Balochistan Sindh AJ&K
1 Abbotabad Bhakkar Barkhan Badin Bagh
2 Bannu DG Khan Haruai Dadu Bhimber
3 Battagram Khushab Jaffarabad Ghotki Hattian
4 Buner Layyah Kacha Hyderabad Havli
5 Charsadda Mianwali Killa Saifullah Jacobabad Kotli
6 Chitral  Rajanpur Kohlu Jamshoro Mirpur
7 D.I.K.   Loralai Kambar Shadadkot Muzaffarabad
8 Hangu   Mussakhail Kashmore Neelum
9 Haripur   Nasirabad Khairpur Rawalakot
10 Karak   Sherani Larkana Sudhnuti
11 Kohat   Sibi Matiari  
12 Kohistan     Nausero feroze  
13 Lower Dir     S. Benazirabad  
14 Lakki     Shikarpur  
15 Malakand     Sukkur  
16 Mardan     T.Allahyar Khan  
17 Nowshera     T. Muhammad  
18 Orakzai Agency     Thatta  
19 Peshawar     Umerkot  
20 Shangla        
21 Swabi        
22 Swat        
23 Upper Dir        

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