The World Bank approved a €142 million credit from IDA and a $17 million grant from GFF for the PRPRSS project in Burkina Faso, targeting adolescents, women, and children under five to enhance disease surveillance and healthcare utilization, particularly for displaced persons and underserved communities. The initiative aligns with the World Bank’s regional strategy to strengthen basic social service delivery, with a focus on building a resilient health system to ensure access to care for vulnerable groups and support the government’s efforts in the health sector. This project aims to improve emergency preparedness, enhance service quality, and support health reforms for governance, equity, and sustainable financing in Burkina Faso’s health sector.
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Africa: Liberia Proposes Energy Compact At Tanzania Summit
Liberia has submitted its "National Energy Compact" for funding consideration at the World Bank Group and African Development Bank Group Africa Energy Summit in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, outlining plans to enhance energy infrastructure, increase renewable energy, and improve electricity access. The proposal aims to connect 300 million people to electricity in Sub-Saharan Africa by 2030, increase the share of the population with electricity access to 75% by 2030, and raise Liberia's renewable energy share...
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