Disaster Relief Funding
/ˈdɪz.æs.tər rɪˈlif ˈfʌndɪŋ/
Definitions
- (n.) Monetary assistance provided by governments or authorized entities to support recovery efforts following natural or man-made disasters.
The federal government allocated disaster relief funding to rebuild homes destroyed by the hurricane.
- (n.) Financial resources designated to cover urgent needs such as medical aid, shelter, and infrastructure repair after a disaster event.
Disaster relief funding is crucial for immediate emergency response and community stabilization.
Forms
- disaster relief funding
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Commentary
Disaster relief funding often requires adherence to statutory guidelines and may be subject to audit; precise legal drafting should specify eligibility, scope, and conditions to prevent misuse.
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