Cesvi Pakistan

Cesvi Pakistan Cesvi Pakistan is an organization driven by international humanitarian and development standards.

Focused on building resilience in at-risk communities, prioritizes localization, humanitarian development, and peace building. Cesvi is an international aid organization responding to humanitarian crises and disasters, working to alleviating poverty and supporting sustainable development for the last 35 years. Cesvi operates around the world under the pillars of social justice and respect of human

rights to bring about positive change in the most vulnerable communities. Cesvi’s work in Pakistan began with rehabilitation and WASH support to communities affected by the massive earthquake in 2005. Cesvi has since directly benefitted over 2.6 million people through multi-sectoral humanitarian and development interventions in the shelter, WASH, food security and livelihoods, disaster risk reduction, health, and skills development. Working in hard-to-reach and often neglected areas of Pakistan, such as the newly merged districts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, Cesvi has accumulated a wealth of knowledge about the local operational contexts and developed strong ties with the communities; with programs ranging from earthquake and flood responses, assisting Temporarily Displaced Persons, helping returnee families settle back in with dignity, to tackling a novel crisis in the form of a global pandemic.

On 5 August 2026, CESVI participated in the Stakeholder Consultation on the Harmonisation of Anticipatory Action Protoco...
07/08/2026

On 5 August 2026, CESVI participated in the Stakeholder Consultation on the Harmonisation of Anticipatory Action Protocols and Triggers, convened by the NDMA and WHH under the National Coordination Forum on Anticipatory Action (NCF-AA). The consultation initiated a structured process to develop a harmonised national Anticipatory Action Protocol (AAP) framework and align hazard-specific triggers across Pakistan, beginning with riverine floods.

CESVI is pleased to contribute to this collaborative process. This milestone directly advances one of the key recommendations of the 2nd National Dialogue on Anticipatory Action in Pakistan (May 2026): the harmonisation and institutionalisation of Anticipatory Action through nationally coordinated frameworks.

Monsoon 2026 | Situation Update (till 29th July 2026)Monsoon rains continue across Pakistan, affecting thousands of fami...
31/07/2026

Monsoon 2026 | Situation Update (till 29th July 2026)

Monsoon rains continue across Pakistan, affecting thousands of families. So far, 113 deaths and 364 injuries have been recorded, alongside damage to 810 homes and key infrastructure like roads and bridges.

German Embassy Islamabad | Embassy of the Netherlands in Pakistan | Embassy of Switzerland in Pakistan | @ Embassy in KOICA Pakistan Office / 파키스탄 사무소 | Embassy of Sweden in Pakistan

CESVI Pakistan, along with the FAO Pakistan, held a productive project progress review meeting with the Italian Agency f...
31/07/2026

CESVI Pakistan, along with the FAO Pakistan, held a productive project progress review meeting with the Italian Agency for Development Cooperation (AICS) at their office in Islamabad.

The meeting focused on the progress and key milestone activities of the RAFAA (Resilience & Adaptation by Fostering Anticipatory Action) project, funded by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation (MAECI) through the Italian Agency for Development Cooperation (AICS Islamabad)

Key discussions centered on strengthening community preparedness, advancing proactive disaster risk management, and building long-term climate adaptation mechanisms across vulnerable regions.

20/07/2026

Glimpse of BRAND 2.0 Inception Workshop held at Hyderabad, Sindh.

CESVI, alongside consortium partner Welthungerhilfe | Fast Rural Development Program Hyderabadl Development Program - FR...
20/07/2026

CESVI, alongside consortium partner Welthungerhilfe | Fast Rural Development Program Hyderabadl Development Program - FRDP, has officially launched BRAND 2.0 (Building Institutional Capacity and Resilience Against Natural Disasters), funded by ECHO

Targeting 1.1M+ beneficiaries across 6 districts in Sindh, this project shifts disaster management from reactive relief to proactive, government-led anticipatory action. BRAND 2.0 focuses on granular risk modelling, system integration (IDSS/DMIS), shock-responsive social protection (BISP/SSPA), and crisis modifier cash transfers to tackle floods, droughts & heatwaves before they strike.

Thank you to partners PMD, PDMA Sindh, BISP, SSPA, & local DDMUs for joining hands to build a sustainable, institutionalized disaster risk financing model for Pakistan.

European Union in Pakistan | Sindh Government

We Are Hiring!CESVI Pakistan is looking for a Gender and Inclusion Specialist to join our team in Islamabad.Send your CV...
08/07/2026

We Are Hiring!

CESVI Pakistan is looking for a Gender and Inclusion Specialist to join our team in Islamabad.

Send your CV and Cover Letter to [email protected]

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16/06/2026

From Policy to Action, Administrative Ownership. 🤝

Yesterday, we looked at the global strategy. Today, we look at sustainability. International frameworks only work when local leadership takes ownership.

🎙️ Hear from the District Administration on how they are integrating these new Early Warning SOPs directly into local governance to protect vulnerable infrastructure.

Moving from disaster management to active disaster prevention.A glimpse into the working sessions of our consultation wo...
16/06/2026

Moving from disaster management to active disaster prevention.

A glimpse into the working sessions of our consultation workshop focused on the "Development of SOPs for Dissemination of Early Warning & Impact-Based Forecasting (IBF) Capacity Needs." From analyzing climate data to mapping institutional roles, these sessions are creating a clear, actionable roadmap to protect vulnerable infrastructure and lives in District Shangla.

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16/06/2026

Watch the highlights from our Multi-Stakeholder Consultation Workshop in Kalam, Swat.

Funded by the Green Climate Fund (GCF) and implemented by WFP and CESVI, this milestone event brought together district authorities and technical experts to design robust Early Warning & Impact-Based Forecasting (IBF) frameworks for District Shangla.

16/06/2026

What you’re seeing isn't just a drill; it’s the result of months of rigorous preparation.

Under the BRAVE Project, CESVI (in collaboration with Rescue 1122) trained volunteer teams across 10 Union Councils in Charsadda. Today, these volunteers are taking the lead.

Using the Emergency Response Kits provided by CESVI, containing life jackets, stretchers, and essential first aid gear, they conducted a full-scale mock rescue drill in River Swat.

As we successfully wrap up Phase 1, these teams are now fully equipped and ready to protect their own communities without external aid.

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1st Floor, 1-E (South), Jinnah Avenue, D-Chowk
Islamabad
46000

Opening Hours

Monday 09:00 - 17:30
Tuesday 09:00 - 17:30
Wednesday 09:00 - 17:30
Thursday 09:00 - 17:30
Friday 09:00 - 15:00

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+92518777017

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