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Cyclone-proof food, climate resilient schools and aid delivering drones are just some of the ways Save the Children has been tackling the impacts of the climate crisis on children in 2024.

A new climate resilient school built to withstand extreme weather has opened in Pakistan’s Sindh province, where just one in five of the nearly 20,000 schools that were destroyed or damaged in catastrophic flooding two years ago have been or are being rebuilt, Save the Children said.

Almost half of all school aged children in Pakistan – almost 26 million – are out of school until at least the middle of November due to hazardous air pollution.

More than 150 children killed by floods and heavy rains in #Pakistan since July - over half of all deaths with thousands displaced.

Thousands of children in Pakistan at risk of deadly disease as monsoon rains start

More than half of Pakistan’s school age children – about 26 million - will be locked out of classrooms for a week due to an ongoing heat wave.

Save the Children press release on families returning from Pakistan to Afghanistan

Save the Children press release on children crossing the Pakistan-Afghanistan border.

Save the Children says children across the areas affected by Pakistan's worst flooding on record last year are still living in fear, and still hungry

10 month old Jaiyan* is treated for severe acute malnutrition

Donors have pledged US$9 billion for relief efforts for floods in Pakistan

The number of children needing humanitarian assistance rose more than 20% this year to 149 million, with Afghanistan then the DRC most severely impacted.

STATEMENT: Save the Children calls for climate justice as negotiations at COP27 pick up again

Extreme floods throw the lives of 19 million children off course in past three months – Save the Children

PAKISTAN FLOODS: More than 3.4 million children across Pakistan going hungry

SAVE THE CHILDREN WELCOMES FIVE-FOLD INCREASE IN PAKISTAN AID APPEAL

“I don’t have a life anymore”: Misery and loss for Afghans in Pakistan as 800,000 refugees hit by floods

PAKISTAN: Children at risk of snake bites and disease as 70% of flood-hit families live in squalid conditions without proper shelter

NEARLY 500 CHILDREN DEAD IN 'HORROR SHOW' OF PAKISTAN FLOODS

No back-to-school for thousands of children as nearly 19,000 schools damaged, destroyed by floods in Pakistan

At least 14% of people in Pakistan severely affected by devastating floods