World Bank's Resilient Infrastructure Program

The World Bank's Resilient Infrastructure Program aims to help countries build infrastructure—like roads, water systems, and utilities—that can withstand natural disasters and climate change. It promotes smarter planning, designs, and investment strategies to reduce damage and recovery costs. By strengthening infrastructure resilience, the program helps communities stay safe, maintain services, and recover faster after events like floods or storms, ensuring sustainable development and economic stability in the face of growing environmental challenges.