INTEGRATED FLOOD RESILIENCE & ADAPTATION PROJECT

IFRAP: A Sustainable Future for Balochistan

The Integrated Flood Resilience and Adaptation Project (IFRAP) is a landmark initiative dedicated to restoring communities affected by the devastating 2022 floods in Balochistan. Learn about the project’s origins, key targets, and multi-sectoral components addressing infrastructure and disaster preparedness.

Inception: Why IFRAP Matters

Unprecedented Loss, Unmatched Need for Recovery

The 2022 floods caused unprecedented destruction across Pakistan, with Balochistan among the hardest-hit regions. Over 500,000 livestock were lost, 587 health facilities were damaged, and food insecurity soared as farmlands and supply chains collapsed. The disaster pushed millions further into poverty, exposing deep vulnerabilities in infrastructure, livelihoods, and essential services.

From Recovery to Resilience: The IFRAP Mission

Recognizing the urgent need for recovery and long-term resilience, the Government of Pakistan, with World Bank support, launched the Integrated Flood Resilience and Adaptation Project (IFRAP). This $400 million initiative focuses on rebuilding critical infrastructure, restoring livelihoods, and enhancing adaptive capacity to future climate shocks.

IFRAP supports recovery today while strengthening communities’ resilience to future climate and disaster risks.

Scope & Targets: Delivering Impact at Scale

IFRAP is designed to drive large-scale recovery and resilience efforts across Balochistan, with a focus on sustainable development and long-term impact across the 32 impacted districts of Balochistan.

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Components: A Holistic Approach to Recovery

IFRAP operates through a structured and integrated implementation model, bringing together four integrated components, each designed to address critical aspects of flood recovery and resilience. To ensure effective execution, each component is led by a specialized implementation unit with the expertise and resources needed to drive impact.

Community Infrastructure Rehabilitation

($35 Million)

Implemented by Balochistan Integrated Water Resource Management & Development (BIWRMD)

Modernization of Hydromet Services in Pakistan

($40 Million)

Implemented by Pakistan Meteorological Department

(PMD)

Resilient Housing Reconstruction and Restoration

($130 Million)

Implemented by Housing Reconstruction Unit (HRU)

Project Management, Technical Assistance & Institutional Strengthening

($8 Million)

Implemented by Federal Project Management Unit (FPMU)

IFRAP Core Team

Asad Ullah Nasar

Project Director IFRAP

Waseem Ahmed Babai

Deputy Project Director, Component 1

Syed Iftikhar-ul-Hassan Shah Gilani

Deputy Project Director, Component 2 (MHSP)

Rashid Razzak

CEO, Component 3 (HRU)

Join Us in Rebuilding Balochistan

IFRAP is a mission driven by collaboration. Whether you are a policy expert, donor, development partner, or a concerned citizen, your involvement can help drive long-term change. Stay informed, share our mission, and support initiatives that build a stronger, safer Balochistan for all.

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