Prepared in response to the very severe cyclonic storm Hudhud (2014), the project restored and enhanced resilience of critical services, infrastructure, and livelihoods across cyclone‑affected areas of Andhra Pradesh.
The program strengthens the institutional framework and infrastructure planning and delivery for inclusive and sustainable urban growth in Amaravati. As a Program-for-Results operation, it supports results-oriented reforms and capacity building in urban planning, infrastructure delivery, and governance to enable resilient, well-managed city development, with implementation led by the Andhra Pradesh Capital Regional Development Authority
The project will improve integrated landscape management and ecosystem services and increase benefits for targeted forest‑dependent communities in Tripura and Nagaland. It finances restoration of degraded forests, agricultural lands, and wetlands; soil and water conservation; afforestation and agroforestry; climate‑smart agriculture; enhanced biodiversity conservation; and community‑led landscape planning and value‑chain development for forest‑based livelihoods.
Program-for-Results (PforR) operation (with an IPF Technical Assistance component) to strengthen urban management and improve access to efficient and climate-resilient urban water and sanitation (WSS) services across participating Urban Local Bodies (ULBs) in Tamil Nadu.
The project aims to enhance the climate and disaster resilience of critical public infrastructure and strengthen disaster risk management capacity in Uttarakhand. The project will reduce landslide risks through bioengineering solutions and mitigate fire hazards by restoring degraded land.
The development objective of the Assam Resilient Rural Bridges Program for India is to build green, inclusive, and resilient connectivity in rural Assam and strengthen the Assam Public Works Roads Department’s (APWRD) roads and bridges management capability.
The development objective of Gujarat Resilient Cities Partnership : Ahmedabad City Resilience Project for India is to strengthen institutional, financial and service delivery performance in Ahmedabad. This project has three components.
The development objective of Green National Highways Corridor Project for India is to demonstrate safe and green National Highway corridors in selected States and enhance the institutional capacity of the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways in mainstreaming safety and green technologies. This project has three components.
The proposed Project has drawn on international best practices such as “working with nature”.
The objective of the Uttarakhand Decentralized Watershed Development Project (II) is to increase the efficiency of natural resource use and productivity of rainfed agriculture by participating communities in selected microwatersheds of the State of Uttarakhand.
