India inks $250-million loan pact by World Bank for Andhra Pradesh Disaster Recovery July 17, 2015



India inks $250-million loan pact with World Bank for Andhra Pradesh Disaster Recovery project.  India today signed a pact with the World Bank for USD 250-million financial assistance for Andhra Pradesh Disaster Recovery Project which will help the state enhance its capacity to respond promptly and effectively in times of crisis. The agreement was signed by the Union Government, Andhra Pradesh government and the World Bank in New Delhi. About Andhra Pradesh Disaster Recovery Project (APDRP). This project, enhance resilience and improve public services, livelihoods and environmental facilities in targeted communities of Andhra Pradesh. It also seeks to increase the capacity of the state to promptly and effectively respond to crisis or emergency. Along with its includes approximately 3 million populations in 4 heavily impacted districts of state viz. Srikakulam, Visakhapatnam, Vizianagaram and East Godavari. It also includes implementation support and contingency emergency response and capacity building and technical support for disaster risk management. Implication: With the help of this WB fund, state can enhance its capacity to respond promptly and effectively in times disasters and natural crisis. 




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