Pakistan never faced floods of such devastation in recorded history as those of July and August 2010 sweep through Pakistan. The destruction resulted in loss of lives, homes, and livelihoods to millions of Pakistanis in all four provinces of the country. District Jacobabad was one of the most affected areas of Sindh Province Where homes were washed away, community infrastructure destroyed, agricultural lands left waste, basic public and communal services disrupted, and systems collapsed. As people returned to their villages and towns to pick up pieces of their lives, what they found was drastically insufficient to meet even their most basic needs, like food, shelter, agriculture, and their routine work. Vulnerable segments like, women, children, elderly and the physically challenged people were at high risk. Goth Seengar Foundation with the support of UNDP has launched a one year project to support early recovery and for the restoration of flood affected communities in 04 Union Councils of District Jacobabad Sindh. The project supported flood affected communities in restoring safe and enabling environments and helped them to recover from the affects of floods through: Building capacities of local institutions and flood affected communities for recovery and restoring the protection of rights Restoring and stabilizing livelihoods of vulnerable flood affected people Restoring basic and critical community infrastructure and services Gothseengar foundation particularly <b>...</b>