World Bank and PDMA Sindh meet to discuss flood resilience and disaster risk management
Both outlets reported on a meeting between the World Bank delegation and PDMA Sindh to discuss the Sindh Flood Resilience Project and disaster risk management. 24 News HD emphasized the discussion of an "integrated system for disaster risk management," while Associated Press of Pakistan highlighted a "comprehensive disaster risk assessment across the province." Both framed the meeting as part of the World Bank’s ongoing mission for the proposed project.
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PDMA, WB discuss disaster risk assessment across province
A World Bank delegation, as part of its ongoing mission for the proposed Sindh Flood Resilience Project, held a meeting with Director General Provincial Disaster Management Authority (PDMA) Sindh Syed Salman Shah to discuss measures for strengthening disaster risk assessment, preparedness, response and resilience across the province. During the meeting, DG PDMA Sindh Syed Salman […]
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PDMA Sindh, World Bank discuss comprehensive disaster risk assessment across province
A World Bank delegation, as part of its ongoing mission for the proposed Sindh Flood Resilience Project, held a meeting with Director General, Provincial Disaster Management Authority (PDMA), Sindh, Syed Salman Shah, to discuss measures for strengthening disaster risk assessment, preparedness, response and resilience across the province.
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World Bank, PDMA discuss integrated system for disaster risk management in Sindh
A World Bank delegation held a meeting with Director General Provincial Disaster Management Authority (PDMA) Sindh, Syed Salman Shah, to discuss the Sindh Flood Resilience Project and disaster risk management in the province, reported 24NewsHD TV on Tuesday.
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