2. OPERATION MADAD (HELP) PAKISTAN NAVY

3.  More than 2,000 lives lost  20M (One – Eight of Population) affected  20% of land mass of country was underwater

4. Pakistan Floods – The Damage

8.  Rescue mission from the Swat Valley to the Arabian Sea  Almost a quarter million people rescued  More than 2,000 Naval personnel served in the Rescue Operation

9.  Around 150 Boats  1000s of Air Sorties  Pakistan Navy conducted largest ever rescue operation in Pakistan  223,008 persons saved

10.  18,000 IDPs In Naval Relief Camps  400,000 meals provided  Distributed 1,145,462 Kgs of Relief Goods  Shelter to thousands

11.  Free Medical Camps  46,378 personnel provided treatment  Education to children  Women Vocational Training Centre  Sanitary kits, utensils and other basic amenities  Portable Toilets

14.  Working in liaison with NGOs and Corporations Institute of Architects Pakistan Tabani group Dar-ul-Uloom Action Counter Hunger ICI Faisal Bank Akzo Nobel Aman Foundation Emaan Foundation Muslim Welfare Center of Toronto SSGC Security Leasing Corporation Limited Concern For Children Institute of Architects Pakistan

15. Transforming the lives of the Flood Affectees

16.  Land Acquisition  Town Planning  Infrastructure Development Land Preparation Pathways, Water and Sewerage  Two Stage Construction of Housing  Stage 1 First Room Toilet and Bath  Stage 2 (On self help basis) Animal Shelter Second Room Verandah

17. Step 1

18. Step 2

19. 19 LAYOUT OF HOUSES Thatta SujawalRoadThatta SujawalRoad

20.  House and Land Ownership – a DREAM for most peasants  Mosque  School  Health Clinic  Clean Water and Sanitation ▪ Each Village to have approx. 100 Homes

21.  Targeted to those who have been totally devastated and have nothing to return to  Adobe Brick Homes  Low cost, yet able to provide shelter from hot / cold weather and rain  Cost of One Model Village = Rs 6m approx.  Cost of One Permanent Shelter = Rs 60,000/-