Sindh government submits flood resilience project proposal to World Bank
Most outlets reported that the Sindh government has submitted a proposal for a flood resilience project to the World Bank. Business Recorder added specific details, noting the requested funding amount of USD350 million and the project’s aim to strengthen the province’s capacity to withstand future floods. ARY News focused on the submission itself and the target fiscal year, 2027.
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Sindh seeks $350m from World Bank for flood resilience project
KARACHI: The provincial government has sought financial assistance of $350 million from the World Bank for the Sindh Flood Resilience Project (SFRP) for the fiscal year 2026-2027. A meeting held between Sindh Irrigation Minister Jam Khan Shoro and a World Bank delegation reviewed measures to tackle flood risks, protect urban areas from natural disasters and support the development and rehabilit...
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Sindh seeks World Bank financing for flood resilience project
KARACHI: The Sindh government has sought a USD350-million-World Bank-financing package for a new Sindh Flood Resilience Project. The project will strengthen the province’s ability to withstand future floods and climate-related disasters. The proposal was presented at a meeting between Sindh government officials and a World Bank delegation chaired by Sindh Minister for Irrigation, Planning and D...
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Sindh submits Flood Resilience Project proposal to World Bank
KARACHI: Sindh government has presented its proposal of Flood Resilience Project to the World Bank for the fiscal year 2027.
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