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 Friday, Jun 01, 2001
WBank - Palestinian
World Bank approves 7 million dollar credit for Palestinian Authority
WASHINGTON
The World Bank on Friday said it had approved a seven million dollar credit for the Palestinian Authority to improve educational management in the West Bank and Gaza Strip.
The funds will support efforts to enhance educational policymaking, planning and budgeting at central and district school levels.
The total cost of the project is 7.63 million dollars. The interest-free World Bank credit has a 40-year maturity, a 10-year grace period and a service charge of 0.75 percent.
The Palestinian Authority will provide financing in the amount of 630,000 dollars.

WBank - Uganda
World Bank awards Uganda 150 million credit to fight poverty
WASHINGTON
Uganda has been awarded a 150 million dollar credit from the World Bank, the first beneficiary of a new program designed specifically to combat poverty, the Bank announced here Friday.
It said the World Bank's board of directors approved a "poverty reduction support credit" for the east African country on Thursday to support the implementation of programs outlined in ...
Russia - children
Russia's child crisis: 2.5 million homeless, 1 in 10 healthy
MOSCOW
Russia's children are at risk from poverty, crime and disease, with some 2.5 million homeless kids, while only 10 percent of school leavers are said to be healthy, experts warned Friday on World Protection of Children Day.
Human ...
Turkey - IMF
IMF mission begins 10-day Turkish visit
ANKARA
An IMF mission began talks here Friday on Turkey's progress in implenting an austerity program, one day after a top minister resigned for apparently criticising part of the plan.
The IMF delegation has around 10 days to check ...

Lithuania - WBank
World Bank set to suspend 50 million-dollar loan to Lithuania
VILNIUS
The World Bank is set to suspend granting a second 50 million-dollar (59 million euros) instalment of a structural adjustment loan to Lithuania due to slow progress in energy sector reform, a bank representative said Friday.
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Turkey - IMF
IMF mission begins 10-day Turkish visit
ANKARA
An International Monetary Fund (IMF) mission began talks here Friday on an austerity program hammered out with Turkey, a day after the Turkish privatisation minister resigned over comments he had made on the plan.
The IMF ...
HongKong - France - IMF
Bank of France governor defends IMF crisis role
HONG KONG
Bank of France governor Jean-Claude Trichet Friday defended the work of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in resolving financial crises against criticism it had become too political.
"The Asian crisis has led to an extension of IMF condionality to structural areas, mainly as regards financial systems restructuring issues," Trichet told an Institute for International Finance (IIF) meeting here.
"This extension was somewhat criticized but I do not share such views: including structural matters in the IMF conditionality is clearly in line with ...
Asia - IMF
Asia pressed to play greater role in IMF
SINGAPORE
Asia needs to play a greater role in the workings of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) if it wants to have an impact on policy making, first deputy director Stanley Fischer said here Friday.
Fischer defended the fund from ...
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