
The Gambia Secures World Bank Funding for Climate Resilience
The World Bank funding to help The Gambia ensure inclusive economic growth while boosting climate resilience.
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The World Bank funding to help The Gambia ensure inclusive economic growth while boosting climate resilience.
The World Bank has granted $150 million for Senegal’s higher education to align skills with the job market and promote inclusive growth.
The World Bank has approved a loan of $150 million for Botswana to stimulate inclusive, resilient and low-carbon recovery and development.
Reforming fuel subsidies could help Gabon accelerate economic growth while ensuring various groups of the population have access to economic opportunities.
Investing in human capital development will enable The Gambia to achieve its socioeconomic development goals.
The Gambia’s Gross Domestic Product grew by 4.3% in 2022 and is projected to grow by 5.5% over the period of 2023–2025.
The World Bank has approved a $300 million project aimed at supporting micro, small and medium enterprises in Angola.
The Mauritanian government’s primary focus is financing and infrastructure, with the country’s 80GW hydrogen pipeline attracting the interest of a suite of global players.
The African Union and World Bank have called for accelerated investment in Africa in order to ensure universal access to energy by 2030.
Senegal will make significant economic gains and GDP expansion on the back of first gas production and an uptick in mining sector investments.