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El Salvador: US$70 million to co-finance Surf City Program – Phase II, upgrading roads, expanding sanitation for 70,000 people and improving climate resilience in La Libertad’s tourism zone.
Eswatini: US$50 million policy-based loan to support fiscal reforms, strengthen competitiveness and build climate resilience.
Fiji: US$30 million for the Pacific Healthy Islands Transformation Project, modernizing health services in Pacific SIDS with digital integration and workforce training.
Kyrgyz Republic: US$30 million policy-based loan for the First Sustainable & Inclusive Growth Program, advancing energy reform, social services and business competitiveness.
Lesotho: US$40 million for the Integrated Transport, Trade & Logistics Project, rehabilitating roads, bridges and airport facilities to boost trade and safety.
Malawi: US$27 million for the Jenda Water Supply & Sanitation Project, providing safe water and improved waste management in a key agricultural hub.
Morocco: €100 million policy-based loan to support Economic Governance & Climate Resilience, enhancing efficiency in water and energy management while expanding private sector participation.
Papua New Guinea: US$50 million for the Learning Enhancement & Access Project, improving early education for 375,000 students and training 9,000 teachers.
Saint Lucia: US$20 million to upgrade the Sir Julian R. Hunte Highway, reducing travel times and improving safety for nearly 95,000 residents.
South Africa: US$150 million policy-based loan for Infrastructure Modernization advancing transport and energy reforms for a low-carbon transition.
Türkiye: €150 million for the Kars-Iğdır-Aralık-Dilucu (KIAD) Railway Project, constructing a 224 km electrified line to strengthen Eurasian trade connectivity.
Uganda: US$30 million for Local Economic Growth Support – Phase II, enhancing agriculture, rural infrastructure and financial inclusion for 3.5 million people.