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KfW and India deepen cooperation on urban infrastructure financing

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KfW is providing financing support to India for urban infrastructure development. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman stated that India seeks deeper cooperation with Germany to finance sustainable urban infrastructure and attract greater private investment. She noted that a pipeline of nearly 1 billion euros in Indo-German urban financing is available.

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India requires over $2.4 trillion in investment for resilient, low-carbon urban infrastructure by 2050. The cooperation aims to strengthen municipal finances and mobilize additional capital for commercially viable projects, including sustainable mobility and energy-efficient infrastructure.

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  • KfWGerman state-owned bank providing financing support for urban infrastructure
  • Nirmala SitharamanFinance Minister representing India's economic policy and driving international cooperation
  • IndiaThe nation seeking deeper cooperation and financing for its urban infrastructure needs
  • finance ministryThe ministry represented by Nirmala Sitharaman, responsible for government finances

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