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New WFP head reaffirms commitment to achieve 'zero hunger' goal in PH by 2030 – Manila Bulletin - Vimarsana News

New WFP head reaffirms commitment to achieve 'zero hunger' goal in PH by 2030 – Manila Bulletin

(MANILA BULLETIN FILE PHOTO) Barton relayed this message during her courtesy call to Foreign Affairs Secretary Teodoro Locsin Jr. shortly after she presented her letter of credentials at the DFA office in Pasay City on Wednesday, Feb. 24. During their talks, Barton and Locsin discussed WFP’s work in the Philippines, which began in 1968, but was formally re-established in 2006 following the Philippine government’s request to WFP to support the ongoing peace process in Mindanao at that time. “My pleasure and honor to meet @teddyboylocsin and to work in close partnership to achieve Zero H...

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CDB to fund US$13.7 million school rehab project in SVG - Vimarsana News

CDB to fund US$13.7 million school rehab project in SVG

CDB to fund US$13.7 million school rehab project in SVG BRAGSA carrying out soil testing at a school which is part of the CDB-funded Schools’ rehabilitation project Social Share Students and staff at nine schools across St Vincent and the Grenadines can look forward to new and improved facilities under a major schools’ improvement project to be supported with US$13.7 million (mn) in funding from the Caribbean Development Bank (CDB). ONE OF BRAGSA’s workers carrying out soil testing at a school On Thursday, December 10, the Bank’s Board of Directors approved CDB’s suppor...

CDB Supporting Schools Improvement Project in St. Vincent and the Grenadines - Vimarsana News

CDB Supporting Schools Improvement Project in St. Vincent and the Grenadines

Published on Dec 11, 2020 Students and staff at nine schools across St. Vincent and the Grenadines can look forward to new and improved facilities under a major schools’ improvement project to be supported with US$13.7 million (mn) in funding from the Caribbean Development Bank (CDB). On Thursday, December 10, the Bank’s Board of Directors approved CDB’s support of the project which will see two schools – Kingstown Anglican Primary and Sandy Bay Secondary, completely reconstructed and seven others significantly upgraded or rehabilitated. The schools slated for rehabilitation are Barro...