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World Bank provided a K300 million facility under an El Nino program, while the government secured commercial borrowings from Bank South Pacific.

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World Bank provided a K300 million facility under an El Nino program, while the government secured commercial borrowings from Bank South Pacific.

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  1. Current assessment of El Nino's potential impact on productivity and food security, involving the World Bank.1 source
  2. Government accesses World Bank funds and takes commercial loans from BSP due to El Nino impacts.1 source
  3. World Bank provides grant to Fiji for climate and development objectives.1 source

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