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SUKKUR, Jul 10 (APP):In a significant step towards rebuilding livelihoods in flood-affected areas, 10 animal shelters have been constructed in Taluka Jhuddo, district Mirpurkhas.
The project, implemented by the Sindh Rural Support Organization (SRSO) with support from Malteser International, aims to empower local communities and protect them against climate risks, said a release issued here on Thursday.
The shelters were built to provide a safe haven for livestock, a crucial source of livelihood for many community members. The 2022 and 2024 floods had devastated the area, destroying original animal shelters and causing significant losses to animal owners.
The new shelters, constructed in Ahori Union Council, will benefit numerous families and provide relief to flood victims. The community is grateful for the initiative, which will help protect their animals and livelihoods from future calamities.
The project is part of a larger effort to support vulnerable communities in district Mirpurkhas and promote sustainable livelihoods. The SRSO-MI-BMZ team worked closely with Local Support Organizations (LSOs) to identify the most affected areas and implement the project effectively.