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Financial Crisis Impacting Women and Girls

African women are more likely to suffer the consequences of the global economic downturn, according to the World Bank's Vice President for Africa.

Africa Likely to be Worst Hit by the Financial Crisis Regional Integration Recognized as Key to Infrastructure Development, but Challenges Remain		Call for Action to Mitigate Effects of the Financial Crisis on Africa Developed Countries Ignore Africa at Their Peril, World Bank Warns
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The World Bank is helping to fight poverty and improve the living standards for the people in Comoros. As of September 2009, the World Bank had approved 19 loans and credits for Comoros for a total amount of about US$132.50 million. The commitment value of one ongoing operation is approximately US$18.3 million equivalent.

For more information on World Bank-supported operations in Comoros, please visit All Projects.

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Apr 23, 2009	Africa Likely to be Worst Hit by the Financial Crisis (Feature Story)
Feb 09, 2009	Regional Integration Recognized as Key to Infrastructure Development, but Challenges Remain (Feature Story)
Feb 05, 2009	Call for Action to Mitigate Effects of the Financial Crisis on Africa (Press Release)


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