The Integrated Flood Resilience And Adaptation Project (IFRAP) under FPMU (Federal Project Management Unit), the Ministry of Planning, Development & Special Initiatives for Baluchistan comprises five components. These are (i) community infrastructure rehabilitation; (ii) strengthening hydromet and climate services; (iii) resilient housing reconstruction and restoration; (iv) livelihoods support and watershed management; and (v) project management, technical assistance, and institutional strengthening. The project also includes a contingency emergency response component (CERC) to allow flexibility to reallocate funds in case of an eligible emergency during project implementation.
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Website
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https://ifrap.org.pk/
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Employees
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24
(16 on RocketReach)
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Industry
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Government Administration
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Keywords
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Flood Resilience,
Infrastructure Projects,
Disaster Management,
Community Development,
Integrated Projects,
Infrastructure Development,
Development Projects,
Climate Change Adaptation,
Water Resource Management,
Rural Development,
Federal Projects,
Project Management,
Risk Reduction,
Community Engagement,
Sustainable Development,
Capacity Building,
Emergency Response,
Resilience Building,
Adaptation Strategies
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Competitors
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PILDAT (Pakistan Institute of Legislative Development And Transparency),
Centre for Peace and Development Initiatives (CPDI),
International Institute for Strategic Studies,
Institute of Policy Studies, Islamabad,
Alif Ailaan,
Tafteesh,
The Think Tank Journal,
Human Rights Commission of Pakistan,
Sustainable Development Policy Institute (SDPI),
Initiative for Development & Empowerment Axis (IDEA)
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