Document Type: Implementation Status and Results Report Report No.: ISR33704 Document Date: AUG 07, 2018

Author: Saldivar-Sali,Artessa Disclosure Status: Disclosed

Document Type: Implementation Status and Results Report Report No.: ISR31696 Document Date: APR 10, 2018

Author: Gitay,Habiba Disclosure Status: Disclosed

Document Type: Financing Agreement Report No.: Document Date: OCT 24, 2017

Author: Laohapakakul,Duangrat Disclosure Status: Disclosed

The objective of the Pacific Resilience Program Project (PREP) for Marshall Islands is to strengthen early warning, risk reduction and resilient planning and financial protection capacity of participating countries.The Grant finances the annual premia cost of USD 0.5 million or year for three years to provide insurance coverage against tropical cyclones and earthquakes or tsunamis until 31st October 2018. ... See More + The premia for the first two years have been paid throughdisbursements from the Grant. Project implementation is progressing satisfactorily and the PDO is expected to be achieved. The project is in compliance with Bank fiduciary and safeguard policies. There are no overdue audit reports and no significant unaddressed audit observations.  See Less -

Document Type: Project Paper Report No.: RES29157 Document Date: OCT 05, 2017

Disclosure Status: Disclosed

Document Type: Implementation Status and Results Report Report No.: ISR25859 Document Date: DEC 09, 2016

Author: Jordy,Denis Jean-Jacques Disclosure Status: Disclosed

Document Type: Implementation Status and Results Report Report No.: ISR20464 Document Date: NOV 23, 2015

Author: Jordy,Denis Jean-Jacques

Document Type: Financing Agreement Report No.: Document Date: JUL 24, 2015

Author: Mpundu,Marjorie; Marjorie Disclosure Status: Disclosed

Document Type: Project Information Document Report No.: PIDA24612 Document Date: MAY 14, 2015

Author: 0000A8056

The objective of the Pacific Resilience Program Project (PREP) for Marshall Islands is to strengthen early warning, risk reduction and resilient planning and financial protection capacity of participating countries. ... See More + The Pacific Region is home to twenty-two island states, all of which are vulnerable to the impacts of climate change and natural disaster events. Pacific Island Countries (PICs) are susceptible to natural hazards such as tropical cyclones, flooding, tidal surges, droughts, volcanic eruptions, earthquakes and tsunamis, which can result in disasters that affect their entire economic, human, and physical environment and impact their long-term development agenda. Climate change projections suggest that the Pacific will face an even greater intensity of weather and climate-related hazard events in the coming years, making PICs among the most physically vulnerable nations in the world. The social and economic losses as a result of extreme events, paired with high population growth and rapid urbanization of the region, are likely to contribute to more people being affected by disasters and climate change. Hence, there is widespread acceptance of the need to strengthen disaster early warning and preparedness, and to mainstream disaster risk and climate change into development planning and financing.  See Less -

Document Type: Environmental Assessment Report No.: E4799 Document Date: FEB 01, 2015

Disclosure Status: Disclosed