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World Bank investigated by internal watchdog for indirectly funding In

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The internal inquiry by the bank's ombudsmen will address complaints that its private lending arm, International Finance Corporation, is indirectly supporting the Surabaya coal complex. IFC denies any non-compliance with existing policies.

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World Bank investigated by internal watchdog for indirectly funding In

The internal inquiry by the bank's ombudsmen will address complaints that its private lending arm, International Finance Corporation, is indirectly supporting the Surabaya coal complex. IFC denies any non-compliance with existing policies.

1 year ago·Singapore

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Eco-Business broke the news in Singapore 1 year ago on Wednesday, July 17, 2024.

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