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April 26, 2006—World Bank President Paul Wolfowitz, with the Director for Mexico, Isabel Guerrero(far r.), during his press conference in Monterrey.
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April 26, 2006—World Bank President Paul Wolfowitz during his press conference in Monterrey, Mexico.
Photo: © World Bank /Adam Wiseman
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April 26, 2006—Families outside of their new homes in Monterrey, Mexico. They are an example of the recent development of the Mexican housing sector for low-income families.
Photo: © World Bank /Adam Wiseman
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April 26, 2006—World Bank President Paul Wolfowitz visiting the home of the De la Luz family in Monterrey, Mexico. The De la Luz family bought their first home nine months ago thanks to the loan they received from Homex, a developer of housing for low and middle income families. The International Finance Corporation has invested in Homex as part of its support to develop this sector.
Photo: © World Bank /Adam Wiseman
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April 26, 2006—World Bank President Paul Wolfowitz visiting the home of the De la Luz family in Monterrey, Mexico. The De la Luz family bought their first home nine months ago thanks to the loan they received from Homex, a developer of housing for low and middle income families. The International Finance Corporation has invested in Homex as part of its support to develop this sector.
Photo: © World Bank /Adam Wiseman
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April 26, 2006—Girls from "Profesora Elisa Garaz Berlanga" school. World Bank President Paul Wolfowitzvisited this school as part of his tour of Monterrey, Mexico.
Photo: © World Bank /Adam Wiseman
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April 26, 2006—World Bank President PaulWolfowitz shares a smile with students from the “Profesora Elisa Garaz Berlanga” school.
Photo: © World Bank /Adam Wiseman
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April 26, 2006—World Bank President Paul Wolfowitz high-fives a five year-old girl outside of her home in Monterrey, Mexico.
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| | Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions in Monterrey |  | MONTERREY, MEXICO [HI-RES]
April 26, 2006—Ovidio Elizondo, plant manager, and Walter Vergara, World Bank task manager of the Landfill project, give World Bank President Paul Wolfowitz a tour of the facility.
Landfill gas systems avoid the emission of methane, a powerful greenhouse gas, to the atmosphere and reduce high carbon fuel consumption through the use of Landfill Gas (LFG) as a fossil fuel substitute. The project serves as a model for integrating greenhouse gas control measures in solid waste management programs in other Mexican municipalities.
Photo: © World Bank /Adrian Mealand
Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions in Monterrey |  | MONTERREY, MEXICO [HI-RES]
April 26, 2006—A worker stands in front of the Monterrey Landfill Gas Facility, which contributes to reduce greenhouse gases, and produces cost effective energy generation through methane capture. The project is supported by a WB-GEF grant.
Photo: © World Bank /Adrian Mealand
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April 26, 2006—General view of the Monterrey Landfill Gas Facility
Photo: © World Bank /Adrian Mealand
Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions in Monterrey | |  | MONTERREY, MEXICO [HI-RES]
April 26, 2006—Walter Vergara, World Bank task manager of the Landfill Project, Ovidio Elizondo, plant manager, and Jorge Fernandez Trevino, technological director of the plant, explain to Mr. Wolfowitz the process by which greenhouse gases can be reduced
Photo: © World Bank /Adrian Mealand
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