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    Flood Affect Human, Livestock, Crops
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    Sessions, Seed Bank
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  • 6 Community Organization Formation
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Doaba Foundation

Doaba literary means “the land between two waters “rivers”. Since 1987-88, Doaba is the result of the efforts of riverine communities when they were united to minimize their vulnerabilities, and to pursue common interests associated with natural disasters or socio-economic injustice.  At Present, Doaba is working with disaster prone communities- affected by Chenab (the areas where River Jhelum and River Ravi are also merged) and Indus Rivers- of 06 districts Multan, Muzaffargarh, Layyah, Jhang, Bhakkhar, DG Khan in South Punjab-Pakistan.
Doaba works to improve quality of life among rural people and, true to its name, Concentrates on communities prone to flood disasters. It seeks to build capacity of such communities for disaster risk reduction and mitigation, incorporating the same in programmes of development intervention.

Doaba firmly believes in the participation of the community in the identification of vulnerabilities, prioritization of needs, negotiation of knowledge-based techniques, participation, and thereby community responsibility, in implementation of tasks, monitoring and internal evaluation of intervention projects.

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