World Bank, AIIB to finance Philippine’s $1bn digital transformation

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Asia-Pacific

The World Bank and AIIB are proposing a $1 billion project to assist the Philippines in fostering an enabling environment for digital technology growth. The MDBs plan to provide the government with development policy financing under the Covid-19 Crisis Recovery Facility (CRF). The World Bank,...

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