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World Bank Supports Environment Programs in Kazakhstan’s Border Region

By // 04 November 2009

The World Bank has approved USD3.35 million to support the

and promote sustainable development in the Tien Shan region straddling Kazakhstan and the Kyrgyz Republic. The grant will be drawn from the bank's Global Environment Facility.

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