World Bank evaluating $200-M PHL fisheries loan
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The World Bank is considering a proposed $200-million loan for Philippine fisheries by February, according to project documentation posted by the bank Wednesday. The seven-year project aims to improve fisheries management and enhance the value of fisheries production in coastal communities. The appraisal date was Dec. 14 and the estimated board date is on Feb. 28.
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Ibañez, J. P. (2021, December 17). World Bank evaluating $200-M PHL fisheries loan. BusinessWorld, p. S1/5.
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