IDB invests in social services in Haiti

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Agriculture/food chain, Climate finance, Finance and other, Health/education programmes, IT and telecoms, Manufacturing, Mining, Renewable energy, Social infrastructure, Social projects, Traditional energy, Waste and water

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Americas

The Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) has approved $110 million from its Grant Facility (established for Haiti in 2007 and financed by income of...

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