Question
ADB will give $_________ million loan to support the
Government of Tamil Nadu’s Chennai City Partnership: Sustainable Urban Services Programme.Solution
The World Bank will give $150 million loan to support the Government of Tamil Nadu’s Chennai City Partnership: Sustainable Urban Services Programme, which seeks to help strengthen institutions, improve the financial health of service agencies, and drive significant improvements in the quality of four key urban services — water supply and sewerage, mobility, health, and solid waste management.
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