The World Bank has sanctioned a loan of $188.28 million under the 'Maharashtra Strengthening Institutional Capabilities in Districts for Enabling Inclusive and Sustainable Growth' project. This initiative aims to bridge the growth gap across Maharashtra's
World BankMaharashtraDevelopmentInfrastructureInclusive GrowthReal Estate MaharashtraDec 05, 2024
The loan is designed to strengthen institutional capabilities in Maharashtra's districts, promote infrastructure development, and foster inclusive and sustainable growth.
The loan will focus on institutional strengthening, infrastructure development, economic diversification, and community participation.
The project will improve infrastructure, create new economic opportunities, and enhance governance, leading to a better quality of life for residents.
The specific timeline for the project's implementation will be outlined in the detailed project plan, but it is expected to be a multi-year initiative.
The World Bank will work closely with the state government and local authorities to monitor the implementation of the project and ensure that the funds are used effectively and efficiently.
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