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[12/12/2024 11:59]
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The German Development Bank (KfW) granted Tunisia a donation worth €78.8 million (about TND 261.2 million).
According to the Tunis Africa News Agency (TAP) the agreements aim to develop programs to improve the rate of drinking water supply in rural areas, boost the financing of renewable energy projects and ensure better traceability, efficiency and transparency of public finances
supply of potable water to rural areas, enhance financing for renewable energy projects, and ensure better transparency in public finances.
The German Development Bank (KfW) granted Tunisia a donation worth €78.8 million (about TND 261.2 million).
According to the Tunis Africa News Agency (TAP) the agreements aim to develop programs to improve the rate of drinking water supply in rural areas, boost the financing of renewable energy projects and ensure better traceability, efficiency and transparency of public finances
supply of potable water to rural areas, enhance financing for renewable energy projects, and ensure better transparency in public finances.
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