Pakistan is leveraging its private sector, diaspora, and institutional strengths to build national disaster resilience. By fostering public-private partnerships, promoting innovation, and mobilizing philanthropy, the country aims to embed disaster preparedness across industries and communities.

A resilient Pakistan depends on a robust and diversified financial approach to disaster and climate risk. The strategy includes developing a national roadmap for climate and disaster risk financing, building a portfolio of bankable resilience projects, and deepening engagement with international climate funds. Collaborations with financial institutions are underway to launch innovative tools, while regional data sharing and localized financing models are being promoted. Supporting this vision are initiatives to create a centralized knowledge platform, develop enabling regulatory environments with the State Bank and SECP, and prepare contingency financing mechanisms in partnership with multilateral institutions.