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WORLD BANK OPERATIONAL SUMMARY - BANGLADESH, ROADS PROJECT.

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Publication Date: 30-SEP-02

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WORLD BANK OPERATIONAL SUMMARY

SEPTEMBER 2002

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BANGLADESH

Project: Road Sector Reform

Sector: Transport

Processing Stage: Project is being identified.

The objectives of the project are to (a) finance road and bridge rehabilitation, which in turn should reduce highway bottlenecks and the cost of...

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