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The World Bank; from reconstruction to development to equity.(Brief Article)(Book Review)
Reference & Research Book News; 5/1/2008; 139 words;
9780415381321 The World Bank; from reconstruction to development ... mission, and the inner workings of the World Bank. The author worked for the World Bank for 35 years in a variety of positions ... technical support, and training to the world's poorer countries. The author examines ...
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World Bank protests continue in D.C.
Chicago Sun-Times; 9/29/2002; 2 words;
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Staff add to World Bank's embarrassment
Evening Standard - London; 4/18/2007; 6 words;
Staff add to World Bank's embarrassment
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World Bank Sanctions Anti-Pollution Grant for India, XINHUA
Xinhua (China); 6/30/2000; 15 words;
Xinhua (China) 06-30-2000 Unable to return document. COPYRIGHT 2000 BY WORLDSOURCES ONLINE, INC.
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THE WORLD BANK.
Latin Trade; 7/1/2000; 12 words;
THE WORLD BANK loaned the government US$20 million to improve rural education.
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World Bank. (Panorama: Central America).(to make loan to Honduras to expand healthcare)(Brief Article)
Latin Trade; 11/1/2002; Dempsey, Mary A.; 16 words;
THE WORLD BANK will loan Honduras US$27 million to improve and expand the scope of its healthcare system.
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The World Bank is set to lend the Peruvian government.(Peru)(Brief Article)
Geographical; 1/1/2005; 19 words;
The World Bank is set to lend the Peruvian government US$5million to help preserve some of its most important cultural sites.
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The World Bank. (Panorama: Brazil).(loan to reduce hunger and poverty)(Brief Article)
Latin Trade; 5/1/2003; 24 words;
THE WORLD BANK approved a US$505 million loan for Brazil to support programs aimed at reducing hunger and poverty and redistributing resources to the poor.
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WORLD BANK GRANTS MEXICO 500 MILLION DOLLAR LOAN TO IMPROVE HOUSING
Infolatina; 3/5/1999; 31 words;
Infolatina 03-05-1999 World Bank Grants Mexico 500 Million Dollar Loan to Improve Housing MEXICO CITY, Mar. 5 (El Universal/Infolatina)-- AB Copyright 1999 Infolatina (via Comtex). All rights reserved
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The World Bank.(EL SALVADOR)
Latin Trade; 2/1/2006; 26 words;
THE WORLD BANK, a multilateral lending institution, approved a US$21 million loan for E1 Salvador. Proceeds from the 16-year facility will finance anti-poverty programs.
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The World Bank.(Brief Article)
Mass Transit; 3/1/2000; 25 words;
Armenia's rail network will receive $50 million total from The World Bank, Japan and its own government in an effort to modernize the country's transit system.
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The world bank. (Caribbean).
Latin Trade; 7/1/2002; Dempsey, Mary A.; 24 words;
THE WORLD BANK loaned Jamaica US$15 million to help fund its AIDS program. The money will go toward awareness campaigns, testing, counseling and treatment.
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Yemen Islamic bank expanding operations to Arab world.(Tadhamon International Islamic Bank)(Brief Article)
The Middle East; 3/1/2003; 34 words;
* Yemen's Tadhamon International Islamic Bank (TIIB) plans to venture into three new markets in the Arab world--the UAE, Syria and Egypt. The bank will soon apply to the relevant central banks for permission to open shop.
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The World Bank.(PERU)
Latin Trade; 10/1/2005; 29 words;
THE WORLD BANK, a multilateral lending institution, approved a US$50 million loan for Peru to improve infrastructure. The loan will be used to upgrade and maintain 5,000 kilometers of roads.
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The World Bank. (Panorama: Mexico).(makes loan to Mexico for domestic programs)(Brief Article)
Latin Trade; 12/1/2002; Diaz, Oscar; 31 words;
THE WORLD BANK and Mexico signed an agreement for a US$257 million synchronized loan. The money will be used for environmental protection programs, educational and rural development and fiscal reform.
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