Updated Dec 17, 2020 | 11:10 IST
The four developmental projects pertain to developmental projects in Chhattisgarh, Nagaland and improving the safety and performance of existing dams across various states in India. World Bank HQ in New York | Photo Credit: PTI
New Delhi: The World Bank Board on Wednesday approved four developmental projects in India worth over $800 million. The projects pertain to strengthening India’s social protection architecture, promoting nutrition-supportive agriculture for tribal households in Chhattisgarh, enhancing quality education in Nagaland and improving the safety and performance of existing dams across various states in India
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“The four projects will support India’s efforts to build back better by creating a sustainable and resilient economy. Development work today has an additional responsibility – to help poor and vulnerable families roll back the adverse impact that the pandemic has had on their li
$68 mn dollar project approved for Nagaland Education by World Bank
As part of four India projects, World Bank has approved $68 mn dollars worth Nagaland: Enhancing Classroom Teaching and Resources Project
| 17 Dec 2020 7:03 AM GMT
NAGALAND: The World Bank on Wednesday approved a $68 million dollar project for developing quality education and promoting good educational governance in the state of Nagaland. Naming it as The Enhancing Classroom Teaching and Resources Project , the World Bank seeks to introduce enhanced classroom instruction practice, blend in technological learning with the traditional modes and resources, employ proper monitoring and assessment techniques as well as create better opportunities and professional engagements for the teachers of the state.
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World Bank Approves Four India Projects Worth over $800 Mn
The projects support a range of development initiatives including supportive agriculture for tribal households in Chhattisgarh, enhancing quality education in Nagaland, and improving the safety and performance of existing dams across various states in India, World Bank India said in a statement
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The World Bank Board of Executive Directors has approved four India projects worth over $800 million. The projects support a range of development initiatives – strengthening India’s social protection architecture, promoting nutrition-supportive agriculture for tribal households in Chhattisgarh, enhancing quality education in Nagaland and improving the safety and performance of existing dams across various states in India.
World Bank approves 4 India projects worth $800 million to support development initiatives
World Bank India Country Director Junaid Ahmad said the four projects will support India s efforts to build back better by creating a sustainable and resilient economy. PTI
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The World Bank on Wednesday approved four India projects worth over $800 million to support development initiatives. The projects that have been approved are: Chhattisgarh Inclusive Rural and Accelerated Agriculture Growth Project (CHIRAAG); Nagaland: Enhancing Classroom Teaching and Resources Project; and Second Dam Improvement and Rehabilitation Project (DRIP-2). The projects support a range of development initiatives strengthening India s social protection architecture, promoting nutrition-supportive agriculture for tribal households in Chhattisgarh, enhancing quality education in Nagaland and improving the safety
NEW DELHI: The World Bank on Wednesday approved four India projects worth over $800 million to support development initiatives.
The projects that have been approved are: Chhattisgarh Inclusive Rural and Accelerated Agriculture Growth Project (CHIRAAG); Nagaland: Enhancing Classroom Teaching and Resources Project; and Second Dam Improvement and Rehabilitation Project (DRIP-2). The projects support a range of development initiatives – strengthening India s social protection architecture, promoting nutrition-supportive agriculture for tribal households in Chhattisgarh, enhancing quality education in Nagaland and improving the safety and performance of existing dams across various states in India, the World Bank said in a release.
Junaid Ahmad, Country Director, World Bank India said the four projects will support India s efforts to build back better by creating a sustainable and resilient economy.