Inter-American Development Bank

 

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    Washington -- May 21, 2010 -Tens of thousands of Haitians who lost their homes in Port-au-Prince have left the city and migrated to rural villages or temporary encampments. International aid organizations are currently helping to construct clinics, schools, administrative centers and warehouses in some of these villages, which are located in remote areas without access to basic services.



    Washington -- May 12, 2010 -- The Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) has approved a multi-faceted program to improve competitiveness and boost private sector development in 15 Caribbean countries.


    April 30, 2010 -- The Inter-American Development Bank is committed to providing Haiti unprecedented support over the next decade to help the country recover from the devastating January 12 earthquake.


    Washington -- April 16, 2010 -- The Inter-American Development Bank, the leading source of long-term lending for Latin America and the Caribbean, today announced its intention to increase its financing for renewable energy and climate-related projects to $3 billion a year by 2012.


    New York – March 31, 2010 -- The Inter-American Development Bank today pledged to provide $400 million in new grants over the next two years to help Haiti carry out its national recovery plan after the devastating January 12 earthquake.


    CANCÚN, Mexico – March 25, 2010 -- The Inter-American Development Bank March 23 closed the annual meeting of its Board of Governorsagreement on a capital increase and an unprecedented package of financial aid for Haiti.



    Cancun, Mexico – March 21, 2010 -- Low productivity growth is the main reason most countries in Latin America and the Caribbean have lagged growth rates of both advanced countries and peer countries in East Asia, according to a study by the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB).


    March 18, 2010 -- FOMIN’s Donors Committee approved on March 10 a $3.6 million technical assistance program to support training and employment programs in Mexico, Argentina, Colombia, Dominican Republic, Jamaica and Haiti.

    Washington -- Mar. 1, 2010 -- The Inter-American Development Bank has approved $45 million in financing to improve Jamaica's education system and expand compulsory schooling from 16 years to 18 years of age.


    Bridgetown, Barbados (Feb. 7, 2010 ) – The United Kingdom Department of International Development (DFID) and the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) discussed Feb. 5 progress made in joint trade support and in the preparation of projects to promote private sector development and competitiveness in the Caribbean.

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