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The World Bank (WB) will provide 2.25 billion dollars to Bangladesh to support projects related to growth, regional connectivity and disaster preparedness.

The World Bank (WB) will provide 2.25 billion dollars to Bangladesh to support projects related to growth, regional connectivity and disaster preparedness.

The World Bank is set to provide $2.75 billion by way of six projects over the next five years to help Bangladesh achieve greener and more resilient development and greater inclusion.

The World Bank (WB) will provide 2.25 billion dollars to Bangladesh to support projects related to growth, regional connectivity and disaster preparedness.

Bangladesh will sign a loan agreement of $2.2 billion with the World Bank during Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's visit to Washington on 1 May.  The agreement signing ceremony will be held in presence of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina during the celebration of 50 years partnership between Bangladesh and the World Bank, Economic Relations Department (ERD) officials said.

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World Bank approved a $500 million credit to help Bangladesh improve disaster preparedness against inland flooding

WB approves $500 million credit to bolster flood preparedness in Bangladesh

WB approves $500m in loans for Bangladesh’s disaster preparedness