GLOF

scaling-up of glacial lake outburst flood risk reduction in northern areas of pakistan

(glof-ii project)

The project builds on activities implemented during the pilot phase and aims to further empower communities to identify and manage risks associated with GLOFs and related impacts of climate change.

funding and partnerships

About glof ii project

Global Warming bears tremendous consequences on the glaciers of Northern Pakistan, leading to extensive glacial melts which result in Glacial Lake Outburst Floods (GLOFs), making human lives and habitations highly susceptible to the disastrous impacts of Climate Change. To address the threats posed by Climate Change in the form of climate-induced disasters such as GLOFs, the Ministry of Climate Change & Environmental Coordination,

Where We Work

District Valleys of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

District Valleys of Gilgit Baltistan

what we do

GLOF-II INTERVENTIONS

Introduction

Global Warming bears tremendous consequences on the glaciers of Northern Pakistan, leading to extensive glacial melts which result in Glacial Lake Outburst Floods (GLOFs), making human lives and habitations highly susceptible to the disastrous impacts of Climate Change. To address the threats posed by Climate Change in the form of climate-induced disasters such as GLOFs, the Ministry of Climate Change & Environmental Coordination, in partnership with UNDP Pakistan is implementing the Scaling up of Glacial Lake Outburst Flood (GLOF) Risk Reduction (GLOF-II) Project supported by the Green Climate Fund to enhance climate-resilience of the communities in twenty-four (24) valleys of ten (10) districts of Gilgit Baltistan (GB), and eight (08) districts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP). The Project’s multi-layered approach to cementing climate resilience entails strengthening national and sub-national institutional capacities for climate responsive planning and development; and scaling up of community based Early Warning System(s) and long term climate-adaptation measures through capacity enhancement trainings to reduce GLOF risks, directly benefitting 696,342 people (348,171 men and 348,171 women).

Grievance Redressal Mechanism

The Grievance Redressal Mechanism (GRM) Terms & Conditions outline the procedures, guidelines, and responsibilities associated with addressing and resolving grievances within an organization. Begin by stating the purpose of the Grievance Redressal Mechanism, emphasizing its importance in fostering a fair and transparent work environment.

Project reports

avalanche harvesting

An Indigenous solution for water conservation

avalanche harvesting

An Indigenous solution for water conservation

avalanche harvesting

An Indigenous solution for water conservation

publications

avalanche harvesting

An Indigenous solution for water conservation

avalanche harvesting

An Indigenous solution for water conservation

avalanche harvesting

An Indigenous solution for water conservation

GLOF-II's Gender Action Plan

•The Project aims to gender mainstream its interventions despite the socio-cultural barriers and gender norms prevalent in the Project valleys to enhance inclusion and amplify the Project’s impact for sustainability.
• In 2023, despite gendered barriers, a total of 48,712 women (50%) remain to be benefitting from the Project’s infrastructural interventions, while 12,035 women (44%) are  benefitting from various trainings, mock drills awareness sessions/events, and workshops delivered by the Project.
Access the Project’s Gender Action Plan, and Gender Needs Assessment for more information on the Project’s livelihood interventions to support women’s economic empowerment.

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