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Arrival of 4.73 Million Doses of WB-funded Vaccines Boosts Drive Against Covid in Philippines - Vimarsana News

Arrival of 4.73 Million Doses of WB-funded Vaccines Boosts Drive Against Covid in Philippines

To date, 4.73 million doses of vaccines out of 13 million doses procured by the country under the Philippines US$500 million COVID-19 Emergency

WB: 8 million Covid vaccine doses due by December 2021 - Vimarsana News

WB: 8 million Covid vaccine doses due by December 2021

OVER 8 million doses of Covid-19 vaccines are set to arrive in the country by December 2021, according to the World Bank. The Washington-based lender said to date, 4.73 million doses of the 13 million doses procured under the $500 million Covid-19 Emergency Response Project Additional Financing have arrived in…

Philippines to seal $900-M loan deals for COVID-19 booster shots —Dominguez - Vimarsana News

Philippines to seal $900-M loan deals for COVID-19 booster shots —Dominguez

The Philippine government is expected to secure, by the end of the year, around $900 million worth of loans to fund the purchase of COVID-19 booster shots, which are under unprogrammed appropriations in the proposed P5.024-trillion national budget for 2022, Finance Secretary Carlos Dominguez III said Tuesday.

DSWD inks agreement with Kalahi-CIDDS partner areas for implementation of projects - Vimarsana News

DSWD inks agreement with Kalahi-CIDDS partner areas for implementation of projects

DSWD inks agreement with Kalahi-CIDDS partner areas for implementation of projects

Nepal, World Bank Sign Agreements to Strengthen School, Health Sectors - Vimarsana News

Nepal, World Bank Sign Agreements to Strengthen School, Health Sectors

Nepal and the World Bank signed two separate additional financing agreements of $50 million each Wednesday.

Source: medcom.id