Sri Lanka’s NDB gets agency funds for renewables

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Jonathan Bell

Editor-in-chief

Development finance institution Proparco and the Netherlands Development Finance Company – FMO, are providing a $75 million credit line to the National Development Bank of Sri Lanka (NDB). The loan is to support the financing of projects in the renewable energies, agro-industry and water supply sectors.

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