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Indian loan deal for Sri Lankan railways
The Indian Government is to loan US$ 168 million to Sri Lanka to develop the island's railways sector, according to the country's Daily News.
Bulgarian funds accelerate highway construction
The Bulgarian government has announced the allocation of an extra BGN 120 million (€ 61,4 million) for construction of the Trakiya, Maritza, and Hemus Highways and for the southern arch of the Sofia beltway.
China now Africa's largest financier of new infrastructure projects
China is now the largest financier of infrastructure projects in Africa, according to the World Bank's latest report, Building Bridges: China's Growing Role as Infrastructure Financier for Sub-Saharan Africa.
AfDB to fund Nigeria's Lekki toll road
The African Development Bank (AfDB) has approved a loan of US$ 85 million to help finance the upgrade/rehabilitation of the Lekki to Epe expressway, which links Victoria Island with the Lekki peninsula in Lagos, Nigeria's economic capital.
The Gambia spends US$ 82 million on roads over 10 years
The Gambia's secretary of state for Works, Construction and Infrastructure, Lamin Bojang, has announced that the government has spent US$ 82 million on the country's roads in the last 10 years, reports the country's The Point newspaper.
Regional infrastructure boost planned in Russia
The Russian government has announced two new regional infrastructure initiatives totalling RUR 590.3 billion (US$ 25 billion), according to local news agencies.
Tasmanian budget highlights infrastructure
An infrastructure fund worth AU$ 1.5 billion (US$ 1.4 billion) has formed the centrepiece of the Tasmanian budget, according to a report from news agency, The Australian News.
Cash boost for roads in Colombia's department of Boyacá
Colombia's fiscal policies board Confis will spend COP 315 billion (US$ 185 million) on the department of Boyacá's road network, according to a local news report.
New green home for EIB
The European Investment Bank (EIB) has inaugurated its new building on a site next to its existing headquarters on the Kirchberg plateau in Luxembourg. The larger premises now allow the bank to accommodate its entire staff on a single campus.
Bogotá plans US$ 22.2 billion development plan
The Colombian capital of Bogotá's city council has approved a COP 38.8 trillion (US$ 22.2 billion) development plan, according to local press reports.
IDB approves financing deal for São Paulo's Metro Line four project
A two-phase US$ 128.9 million finance deal has been approved by the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) for the São Paulo Metro Line four project, according to a news report.
Loan worth US$ 110 million proposed for South American road scheme
Argentine president Cristina Fernández and the Andean Development Corporation (CAF) have signed a US$ 110 million loan for the Argentina-Paraguay road integration programme, the government said in a statement.
New WRAP funding available
WRAP has launched a new capital funding grant scheme for waste processing projects in England
IDB approves Bahamas road loan
The Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) is to provide a US$ 100 million loan to The Bahamas to support measures designed to improve road transport links on the island of New Providence. New Providence, home to 69% The Bahamas population and its capital city, Nassau, has 1600 km of roads. The majority are paved and in an "adequate condition", but the network's capacity is insufficient for its growing volume of traffic.
€ 200 million EIB road loan
The European Investment Bank (EIB) has announced a € 200 million loan for the new Korinthos-Patras-Taskona Peloponnesian motorway in south-western Greece, along with the upgrading of the existing Elefsina-Korinthos motorway. The work will be carried out as a Public-Private Partnership (PPP) by the Olympia Odos consortium, comprising Vinci, Hochtief, Aktor, J&P Avax and Athena.
Cambodia's roads need US$ 2.5 billion
Cambodia's road network requires at US$ 2.5 billion to implement the Government's 2006-2010 National Road Construction Masterplan, according to Sun Chan Thol, Minister of Public Works and Transportation, reports Chinese state news agency Xinhua.
EIB makes A19 loan
The European Investment Bank (EIB) has provided a € 200 million, 37 year loan to Vinci Concession subsidiary Arcour to help finance construction of the A 19 motorway in France.
Dominican Republic aid package
The World Bank has approved a US$ 80 million loan for the Dominican Republic to support the country's recovery efforts after Tropical Storms Noel and Olga, which hit the country at the end of 2007.
China to boost Taiwan infrastructure
Taiwan's incoming premier Liu Chao-shiuan is looking to boost investment in its infrastructure sector, according to the country's Economic Daily News.
Africa plans world's biggest dam in DR Congo
African politicians and financiers have met in London to discuss plans to build the largest and most powerful hydroelectric dam in the world, according to the UK's BBC news agency.
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