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According to bank's website, this project aims to finance emergency fuel imports to sustain essential services including electricity and water supply, food and health logistics, inter-island transport, and waste management. This assistance aims to address the fuel price surge and tourism shortfall caused by the conflict in the Middle East, which have severely restricted the government's ability to sustain essential services.
Risk Classification: Low
Applicable Environment and Social Standards
Loan: Maldives: Emergency Assistance Loan
Concessional ordinary capital resources lending US$ 50.00 million
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