ADB agrees $200m loan to improve wastewater management in China

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Waste and water

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Asia-Pacific

The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has signed a loan equivalent of up to $200 million to help China Water Affairs Group Limited improve wastewater management in China. The financing will support the construction and operation of a series of public-private partnership initiatives covering a combination of water treatment and distribution, wastewater treatment, and sewage and drainage pipelines in second and third-tier cities. ADB financing is made up of two loans of up to $100 million each in US dollars and yuan.

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