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Comoros Receives $30 Million to Provide Emergency Cash Transfers and Improve the Resilience of Vulnerable Households

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The World Bank approved a $30 million grant of which $15 million comes from the Crisis Response Window. The project will be nationwide and will invest in setting up a strong social protection system for the Comoros. 40,000 households reaching an estimate of 200,000 people, will benefit from the project.

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Comoros Receives $30 Million to Provide Emergency Cash Transfers and Improve the Resilience of Vulnerable Households

[World Bank] Washington -- The World Bank approved a $30 million grant of which $15 million comes from the Crisis Response Window to provide both immediate and medium-term support to vulnerable populations. The project will be nationwide and will invest in setting up a strong social protection system for the Comoros. and will be implemented in the three islands of Mwali, Ndzouwani, and Ngazidja, covering around 200 villages.

1 year ago·South Africa

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