The government of Japan has approved a generous $18.5 million grant for Pakistan to support its flood management initiatives. The funding aims to bolster Pakistan’s infrastructure against the recurring threat of floods, which have severely impacted vulnerable communities across the country in recent years. The grant will go towards enhancing early warning systems, reinforcing river embankments, and implementing other key measures to reduce flood damage.
This support from Japan aligns with its ongoing commitment to aid climate resilience in developing nations, especially as climate change continues to amplify extreme weather events. The Pakistani government has welcomed the support, expressing gratitude and hope that this collaboration will improve disaster preparedness and protect lives and property across flood-prone areas.