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AfDB Says West Africa Must Better Use Its Own Funds to Close $100 Billion Development Gap
West Africa requires between $90 billion and $100 billion every year to achieve its development goals, but the region’s biggest challenge is not a lack of money. Instead, the problem is that available funds are not being properly collected, managed, or invested, according to a new...
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AfDB Says West Africa Must Better Use Its Own Funds to Close $100 Billion Development Gap
West Africa requires between $90 billion and $100 billion every year to achieve its development goals, but the region’s biggest...
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