FINANCE: Study Urges Regional Approach to Development
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WASHINGTON, Mar 22 (IPS) - The World Bank, which lends billions of dollars
for development projects in poor nations, should put more
funding into
multi-country initiatives such as roads and joint
electric grids, which
have shown greater benefits to borrowing
nations, according to the Bank’s
internal monitor.
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