Sindh Flood Emergency Rehabilitation Project (SFERP) and Sindh Emergency Rescue Service (Rescue 1122) strengthened frontline capacity for Gender-Based Violence (GBV) response through a training event on Inclusive Emergency Management, GBV Case Management, and Code of Conduct compliance. Rescuers were equipped to identify, respond to, and refer GBV cases during emergencies, while all participants reaffirmed their commitment to zero tolerance for GBV, SEA, and SH through Code of Conduct signing. The initiative also supports the establishment of a Gender Desk at Hyderabad DHQ Command & Control Centre to enhance survivor support and referral services.The project team briefed the Minister on overall progress, highlighting that Phase I has been successfully completed while Phase II is progressing at a satisfactory pace and is expected to be completed soon. The Minister appreciated the entire SFERP project team for their dedicated efforts, proactive role, and commitment to quality and timely delivery. He expressed satisfaction over the project’s overall progress and the successful completion of Phase I ahead of schedule. During the visit, the Minister emphasized strengthening drainage systems to enhance climate resilience and promoting tree plantation along the corridor for a greener road environment. The visit reaffirmed the Government of Sindh’s commitment to delivering resilient, safe, and sustainable infrastructure for improved regional connectivity and public welfare.