Pakistan Launches $102 Million Climate Risk Fund for Flood-Hit Farmers
Islamabad – September 19, 2025:
The Government of Pakistan has launched a $102 million Climate Risk Fund aimed at supporting farmers affected by devastating floods. The initiative is designed to provide financial assistance, resilience measures, and insurance coverage for agricultural communities vulnerable to climate-related disasters.
According to officials, the fund will ensure timely compensation for crop losses, safeguard livelihoods, and strengthen Pakistan’s ability to respond to future climate shocks. Farmers in flood-affected areas of Sindh, Punjab, and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa will be the primary beneficiaries.
Objectives of the Climate Risk Fund
- Provide direct financial relief to flood-affected farmers
- Strengthen climate resilience in agriculture
- Offer insurance protection against future climate disasters
- Reduce poverty in rural communities dependent on farming
Government’s Commitment
Speaking at the launch, government representatives emphasized that the fund highlights Pakistan’s commitment to climate adaptation and food security. The initiative is expected to be managed in collaboration with international development partners and local institutions to ensure transparency and impact.
Global Importance
Experts note that Pakistan is among the most climate-vulnerable countries in the world. The Climate Risk Fund not only supports farmers but also demonstrates Pakistan’s resolve to take climate action and attract global investment in resilience-building projects.
