REPAIR disburses over USD16.8 million in emergency assistance to Mozambique in wake of cyclone Jude

The Regional Emergency Preparedness and Inclusive Access to Recovery (REPAIR) program, a World Bank program which aims to strengthen the financial and operational resilience of participating countries to climate and other shocks, has disbursed an envelope of over USD16.8 million to complement Mozambique’s efforts to save lives and livelihoods in the aftermath of tropical cyclone Jude which devastated large areas of the country on March 10.

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