AndhraneedSCS Posted July 21, 2019 Report Posted July 21, 2019 Official statement from World bank in its website World Bank statement on Amaravati and its ongoing partnership with Andhra Pradesh On July 15 the Government of India (GoI) withdrew its request to the World Bank for financing the proposed Amaravati Sustainable Infrastructure and Institutional Development Project. The World Bank’s Board of Executive Directors has been informed that the proposed project is no longer under preparation following the government’s decision. The World Bank continues to support the state of Andhra Pradesh with over $1 billion program that covers the health, agriculture, energy and disaster management sectors. This includes a new $328 million support to the state’s health sector signed with the Government of Andhra Pradesh on June 27, 2019 The World Bank has had a long and productive partnership with the state of Andhra Pradesh. The state has pioneered some remarkable development innovations, such as the women’s self-help group movement, that other countries have learned from. The World Bank is proud to have collaborated on these programs, and to have helped carry these examples to the rest of the world. As the new government sets its development priorities, we stand ready to provide whatever support the state and the Government of India might request. Quote
snoww Posted July 21, 2019 Report Posted July 21, 2019 1 minute ago, AndhraneedSCS said: Official statement from World bank in its website World Bank statement on Amaravati and its ongoing partnership with Andhra Pradesh On July 15 the Government of India (GoI) withdrew its request to the World Bank for financing the proposed Amaravati Sustainable Infrastructure and Institutional Development Project. The World Bank’s Board of Executive Directors has been informed that the proposed project is no longer under preparation following the government’s decision. The World Bank continues to support the state of Andhra Pradesh with over $1 billion program that covers the health, agriculture, energy and disaster management sectors. This includes a new $328 million support to the state’s health sector signed with the Government of Andhra Pradesh on June 27, 2019 The World Bank has had a long and productive partnership with the state of Andhra Pradesh. The state has pioneered some remarkable development innovations, such as the women’s self-help group movement, that other countries have learned from. The World Bank is proud to have collaborated on these programs, and to have helped carry these examples to the rest of the world. As the new government sets its development priorities, we stand ready to provide whatever support the state and the Government of India might request. Health sector antey Inka arogya sree ki dokha ledu emo next 5 years. Quote
pandemkodi Posted July 21, 2019 Report Posted July 21, 2019 So appu chesi freebees istara.. very good Quote
AndhraneedSCS Posted July 21, 2019 Report Posted July 21, 2019 7 minutes ago, snoww said: Health sector antey Inka arogya sree ki dokha ledu emo next 5 years. I would think this is to bring govt hospital infrastructure on par with private hospitals. Arogya Sri may need more money once they implement the manifesto promise of free treatment over 1000/- and reimbursement for treatment in hospitals made outside AP. I think this will give more room to scammers. Have to wait and see how they are going to implement it. Quote
snoww Posted July 21, 2019 Report Posted July 21, 2019 Lokesham saar world bank lone kada work sesindi. So chakram thippina Telugu youth Icon lokeshaam Saar antunna pilla congi pans and boothu kittu Quote
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