The World Bank has provided a $30M grant to aid Vanuatu’s recovery efforts. This funding will focus on rebuilding critical infrastructure and strengthening climate resilience. The funding aims to support immediate relief and bolster the country’s resilience to future disasters.
This grant, provided through the International Development Association’s Crisis Response Window, will address urgent recovery needs, including rebuilding critical infrastructure and restoring essential services. It will also support disaster preparedness and climate resilience programs in Vanuatu.
The earthquake caused widespread damage and highlighted the country’s vulnerability to natural disasters. The World Bank’s assistance underscores its commitment to helping vulnerable nations recover from crises and build resilience against future shocks.
