City
Epaper

World Bank grants 2300 crores to Maharashtra's Flood Management Program 

By Lokmat English Desk | Updated: January 9, 2024 08:51 IST

Mumbai: The World Bank has granted financial assistance to Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis' ambitious flood management project in ...

Open in App

Mumbai: The World Bank has granted financial assistance to Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis' ambitious flood management project in western Maharashtra. The project aims to tackle flooding in western districts and divert excess water to drought-stricken Marathwada during the monsoon season.

Benefits of the Project:

  • Provide relief from floods and droughts to both western Maharashtra and Marathwada
  • Utilize advanced technology to improve flood management in Krishna and Bhima river basins
  • Implement measures like flood mapping, river dredging, and silt removal
  • Divert excess water to drought-prone areas through an integrated water management and monitoring system

Project Funding:

World Bank: INR 2,328 croreMaharashtra Government: INR 998 crore

Deputy Chief Minister Fadnavis Expresses Gratitude:

Fadnavis expressed his gratitude to the World Bank, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, and Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman. On September 12, 2019, a World Bank team visited the flood-affected areas and subsequently held a meeting with Fadnavis.

Tags: World BankDevendra FadanvisFlood management programMarathwadaKolhapurSangli
Open in App

Related Stories

MaharashtraSangli Accident: One-Year-Old Girl Dies After Getting Hit by Tempo in Padmale, FIR Filed

MaharashtraSangli Shocker: 40-Year-Old Shopkeeper Beaten to Death; Four Suspects Detained

CricketSmriti Mandhana's Father Suffers Heart Attack, Wedding With Musician Palash Muchhal Postponed Indefinitely

MaharashtraMaharashtra: Miraj Police Bust Honey Trap Gang Targeting Youths via Social Media, Rs 2 Lakh Robbery Case Registered

MaharashtraKolhapur News: Case Registered Against Two for Rs 11 Lakh Car Rental Fraud

Maharashtra Realted Stories

MaharashtraVirar Fire Incident: 35-Year-Old Man Dies After Setting Himself on Fire; Two Injured

MumbaiMumbai Weather Forecast: Cold Wave to Intensify In Coming Days With Minimum Temperature Dropping Across State

National'Most Stressful Travel Ever’: Flyers Question IndiGo’s Future After Massive Operational Crisis

MumbaiMumbai Water Cut: Eight-Hour Shutdown Across M East & M West Wards on Sunday for Emergency Pipeline Repair on December 7

MumbaiIndiGo Flight Cancellations: Railways Deploy Helpdesks at Mumbai Airports and Launch 84 Special Trains for Stranded Passengers