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Additional Grant for the namibian coast conservation and management project

World Bank (trust funds) awarded a grant of USD 1,925,000 to Namibia for work in Namibia, dated 29 January 2013.

Into French, Portuguese or Arabic, machine translated, with the original kept beside it.
Key Information
Awarded by
World Bank (trust funds)
Location
Namibia
Status
Awarded
Category
Grant
Award Amount
USD 1,925,000
Reference
WB-RETF-TF013706
Procurement Method
Grant
Language
English
Awarded to
Namibia
Decision Date
Jan 29, 2013

Overview

Namibian Coast Conservation (phase 2) World Bank project P128511.

Programme: GEF-IBRD AS IMPLEMENTING AGENCY

Source: Recipient Executed Grants, World Bank Finances One (DS00980), published under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0), World Bank Finances One (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/). Read from https://financesone.worldbank.org/recipient-executed-grants-commitments-and-disbursements/DS00980. Reshaped by All Business Africa into this record; amounts and currency are as the funder states them.

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