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Report shows World Bank loan-funded water projects fail Bauchi, Ekiti, Rivers people

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CAPPA’s report said the World Bank’s privatisation-driven approach has systematically denied millions of Nigerians this right.

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Report shows World Bank loan-funded water projects fail Bauchi, Ekiti, Rivers people

CAPPA’s report said the World Bank’s privatisation-driven approach has systematically denied millions of Nigerians this right.

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World Bank's $250m water projects in Rivers, Ekiti, Bauchi failed –Report - Daily Trust

The $250 million World Bank’s Third National Urban Water Sector Reform Project (NUWRSP3) meant to provide access to potable water to communities in some states across Nigeria has failed to achieve its goal, a new report by the Corporate Accountability and Public Participation Africa (CAPPA) has found. The report titled ‘Big Debt, Big Thirst: A Case Study of World Bank Supported Projects in Ekiti, Rivers and Bauchi States’ probed the implications…

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Nigeria’s statistical system performance below par, says World Bank

The World Bank says the performance of Nigeria’s statistical system is below par compared with those of Brazil, South Africa, Mexico, and Colombia.   Johan Mistiaen, the bank’s practice manager for West and Central Africa, spoke during a courtesy visit to Abubakar Bagudu, the minister of budget and economic planning.   In Nigeria, the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) is the official statistical agency responsible for collecting, compiling, an…

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CAPPA Calls For End To Water Privatization – Independent Newspaper Nigeria

•••Exposes Failures Of World Bank Reforms Corporate Accountability and Public Participation Africa (CAPPA) has called for an immediate halt to the privatisation of Nigeria’s water sector, citing overwhelming evidence of failure from World Bank-supported projects.  At the presentation of its new report, “Big Debt, Big Thirst: A Case Study of World Bank Supported Projects in […]

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