In the aftermath of the crisis in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, FATA and Balochistan, the international community agreed to pool their resources and form a Multi Donor Trust Fund in August 2010. This World Bank-administered Fund supports reconstruction and rehabiliation to reduce the potential for renewed crisis in these areas. It draws from the Post crisis Needs Assessment and implements development initiatives through the Governments of Pakistan, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Balochistan and the FATA Secretariat.

Australia, Denmark, European Union, Finland, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Sweden, Turkey, UK, and the USA are the key donors.

Khyber Puktunkhwa Emergency Roads Recovery Project

Rehabilitating 13 km of the provincial highway in Swat to connect people View Project

FATA Emergency Rural Roads

Constructing 75 kms of road in FATA to serve the rural population. View Project

FATA Urban Centers

Rehabilitating, rebuilding and strengthening urban municipal infrastructure and basic services in 14 urban centers in FATA. View Project

Promoting Girls Education in Balochistan

Promoting Girls Education in Balochistan. View Project

Strengthening Health Services in Crisis-affected Districts of KP

Improving health services in 7 districts in KP with a focus on health needs of mothers and children. View Project

Economic revitalization of KP and FATA

Creating employment opportunities and revitalizing the economy for the people of KP and FATA. View Project

FATA Rural Livelihood and Community Infrastructure Project

Serving low income communities; smallholder farmers, women and youth by creating livelihoods and providing irrigation and basic community infrastructure. View Project

Governance Support project

Supporting Governments in KP and FATA to design and implement sectoral reforms. View Project

Balochistan Disaster Management Project

Building capacity of the Balochistan Provincial Disaster Management Authority to respond to disasters in a more efficient way. View Project

KP Southern Area Development Program

Reducing inequalities by providing equal opportunities to local inhabitants. View Project

Competitive Industries Project for Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

Strengthening KP's marble and food processing sectors. View Project