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    More Funds for Colombian Urban Development Scheme

    The World Bank will lend USD30 million more to improve urban services in Bogota, Colombia. The initiative aims to bolster the city’s mass transport system and develop the institutional capacities of the Institute of Urban Development and the Ministry of Finance. (“WB Grants Additional USD 30 Million for the Bogota Urban Services Development Project” - World Bank, Oct. 21, 2008)…

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    The World Bank will lend USD30 million more to improve urban services in Bogota, Colombia. The initiative aims to bolster the city’s mass transport system and develop the institutional capacities of the Institute of Urban Development and the Ministry of Finance. (“WB Grants Additional USD 30 Million for the Bogota Urban Services Development Project” - World Bank, Oct. 21, 2008)

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