The World Bank, through the GARID Programme, is financing major infrastructure projects aimed at mitigating flood risks.
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The World Bank, through the GARID Programme, is financing major infrastructure projects aimed at mitigating flood risks.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- A joint assessment is needed for flood recovery planning, involving NPC and the World Bank.Sub-event
- Metro Manila co-finances a flood management project with AIIB.Sub-event
World Bank finances major infrastructure projects for flood mitigation via the GARID Programme.1 source
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