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          Tackling malnutrition in the desert: a photo story from Pakistan

          Raishma, Kawi, Niymat from Ropubheel village, Umerkot district, Pakistan. Photo: Concern Worldwide.
          Raishma, Kawi, Niymat from Ropubheel village, Umerkot district, Pakistan. Photo: Concern Worldwide.
          News5 April 2018Clare Ahern

          In the second of our two-part series from Pakistan's Thar Desert, we focus on the nutrition component of our integrated programme which is tackling the devastating effects of recurrent drought in the region. Supported by ECHO, the European Commission's humanitarian aid department, we're working with partners to treat women and children suffering from malnutrition. 

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          People going to their village to check the situation and to take out the things. Location near Sanjar Chang town in Sindh. Photo: Emmanuel Guddo/Concern Worldwide
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          31 August 2022

          The Pakistan floods: 5 ways you can help

          One third of Pakistan is underwater due to extreme flooding. One in seven of the country’s population has been affected. That is, 33 million people. Want to help? This is how.
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          30 August 2022

          The Pakistan floods, explained: 5 things you need to know

          The worst floods in over a century have hit Pakistan during this summer’s monsoon season. Here’s what you need to know, beyond the headlines.
          Young boys enjoying a drink at a newly installed water system in Umerkot, Pakistan. Photo: Concern Worldwide.
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          28 March 2018

          Tackling drought in the Desert: a photo story from Pakistan

          Find out how Concern is tackling recurrent malnutrition crises in Pakistan’s Thar Desert where climate change is causing a prolonged drought and water shortages.  
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