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The Kuwait Emergency Response Fund is a national initiative established to support the State of Kuwait's efforts to respond to the circumstances arising from the Iranian aggression and to recover from its effects, by providing an institutional financing framework that supports rehabilitation, the continuity of essential services and vital facilities, and the strengthening of national preparedness for the future.
The Fund was established out of a sense of duty and commitment, and as a contribution to supporting the State and its efforts in addressing the damage to infrastructure and essential services. It also helps accelerate response, recovery, and rehabilitation in line with the State's priorities and needs.
The Kuwait Emergency Response Fund was established pursuant to Council of Ministers Resolution No. (587) of 2026, and operates as a dedicated special-purpose account administered by the Kuwait Fund for Development.
The Board of Directors of the Kuwait Fund for Development approved an initial founding contribution of USD 100 million, equivalent to approximately KWD 30 million, to support the launch of the initiative, making the Kuwait Fund the Emergency Response Fund's first contributor.
The Kuwait Fund for Development manages the Kuwait Emergency Response Fund, drawing on more than six decades of experience in financing, managing, and monitoring development and infrastructure projects.
No. The Fund's role is financing, evaluation, monitoring, and oversight of the use of resources, while the relevant government entities and national institutions carry out implementation, each within its mandate.
Funding requests are reviewed against clear technical and financial criteria, in coordination with the relevant government entities and in line with their priorities as approved by the Council of Ministers.
The Fund was established as a national financing mechanism to support projects and programs of public benefit relating to infrastructure and vital services. It is not a program for compensation or direct financial assistance to individuals or companies.
Yes. The Fund welcomes contributions from national institutions, the private sector, and public-benefit associations, in keeping with the principle of shared national responsibility and in support of the State's response and recovery efforts.
The Fund operates under a clear governance and oversight framework. The Kuwait Fund has adopted a procedures manual covering funding approval, expenditure monitoring, the issuance of periodic reports, and financial disclosure, ensuring the optimal use of resources and the achievement of the intended objectives.
Yes. Its role is to support the ongoing response and recovery efforts, including strengthening Kuwait's preparedness and its capacity to meet the challenges and developments that may arise as the current situation unfolds.
The Fund appreciates individuals' interest and their wish to help support its objectives. However, the Fund was established under a specific regulatory framework and defined financing mechanisms limited to approved funding sources, ensuring efficient financial management and the achievement of the national objectives for which it was created. Accordingly, the Fund does not currently accept direct contributions from individuals.
The Kuwait Fund for Development manages the "Kuwait Emergency Response Fund" through bank account, to receive financial contributions from government entities, the private sector, public-benefit associations, and other parties wishing to support the Fund. The Kuwait Fund manages the account and oversees all related financial operations, including receiving contributions, managing transfers, and disbursing the amounts allocated to finance projects for the rehabilitation of, and compensation for, damage to infrastructure and essential services, in accordance with the approved priorities and the established financial and administrative controls. Disbursements are carried out in a way that ensures a rapid response to emergency needs, the efficient use of financial resources, and adherence to the principles of transparency, governance, and sustainability, in compliance with the relevant systems, regulations, and resolutions.
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