Our Vision To be a beacon of resilience and renewal, transforming the lives of communities in Balochistan by providing safe, sustainable, and disaster-resilient housing.

Our Mission To empower and uplift flood-affected communities through comprehensive reconstruction and resilience-building initiatives, fostering a future where every individual has access to secure and resilient housing.

Our Journey The Housing Reconstruction Unit (HRU) is an integral part of the Integrated Flood Resilience and Adaptation Project (IFRAP), established in response to the devastating floods that struck Balochistan. With a commitment to rebuild lives and landscapes, HRU has been at the forefront of providing housing reconstruction grants and livelihood support to the affected homeowners and smallholder farmers.

Our Commitment In the face of adversity, HRU stands committed to:

  • Rebuilding with Resilience: Constructing homes that meet the highest standards of resilience, ensuring they withstand future natural disasters.
  • Restoring Livelihoods: Revitalizing the local economy by supporting agricultural and other productive activities.
  • Rehabilitating Infrastructure: Restoring essential services and community infrastructure to pre-disaster conditions.
  • Reducing Risks: Implementing flood protection measures and enhancing early warning systems to mitigate future risks.
  • Promoting Social Inclusion: Ensuring equitable access to resources and information for all, including women and marginalized groups.
  • Strengthening Capacities: Building institutional strength at provincial and local levels for better disaster preparedness and response.

Join Us We invite you to join us on this journey of reconstruction and resilience. Together, we can build a stronger, more secure Balochistan

Housing Reconstruction Unit 

The Housing Reconstruction Unit (HRU) is a pivotal component of the IFRAP, a comprehensive initiative aimed at enhancing flood resilience and promoting sustainable development in Balochistan. In the aftermath of the devastating 2022 monsoon floods, the HRU emerged as a beacon of hope, dedicated to rebuilding communities, restoring homes, and ensuring a safer future for vulnerable populations. Between June and August 2022, torrential rains triggered widespread flooding across Pakistan, affecting millions of people in Sindh and Balochistan. The disaster left a trail of destruction, including the loss of lives, damaged infrastructure, and the collapse of housing units.

  – Balochistan, a province known for its rugged terrain and vulnerable communities, bore the brunt of the floods. Thousands of families lost their homes, livelihoods, and sense of security

– In response to this crisis, Housing Reconstruction Unit Balochistan was established as part of the IFRAP. The unit’s primary mandate is to oversee housing reconstruction efforts, ensuring that affected families regain their shelter and dignity.

  – The HRU operates under the World Bank-funded IFRAP, which recognizes the urgent need for resilient housing solutions in flood-prone regions.

The Housing Reconstruction Unit stands as a testament to human resilience and collective action. As Balochistan rebuilds, the HRU remains committed to its mission: transforming adversity into opportunity, one home at a time.

Resilience is at the heart of HRU’s approach. It considers flood risk, seismic vulnerability, and climate change adaptation when designing housing solutions.

HRU engages directly with affected families, understanding their needs, preferences, and cultural context. Community participation is central to decision-making, ensuring that reconstruction aligns with local aspirations.

Through capacity-building workshops, the HRU empowers community members to actively contribute to the rebuilding process.

The Housing Reconstruction Unit stands as a testament to human resilience and collective action. As Balochistan rebuilds, the HRU remains committed to its mission: transforming adversity into opportunity, one home at a time.

Our Team

Leadership

Rashid Razzak

Chief Executive Officer

Najeebullah Babri

Chief Operating Officer

Technical

Salam Khan Kasi, Disaster Risk Reduction Specialist
Bijjar Baloch, ICT / MIS Specialist
Nazan Habib, Gender Specialist
Zarak Khan Kasi Monitoring & Evaluation Specialist
Naseer Mengal, Procurement Specialist
Muhammad Idrees, Financial Management Specialist
Yasir Sultan, Contract Management Specialist
Qasim Khan Kakar Social Safeguard Specialist
Kiran Mushtaq, Environmental Specialist
Abdul Basit, Infrastructure Specialist

Our Commitment to Diversity We believe in the power of diversity and inclusion, which is why our team reflects the rich tapestry of the communities we serve. Each member brings unique perspectives and skills, united by a common goal: to create a safe and resilient Balochistan.

Our Partners

Donors

MIS Partners

Implementing Partners