| |
Contributions from
the Column
Facts and trends
World Bank responds to the Extractive Industries Review
German Development Budget 2005
BMZ: No money for Faisabad team
KfW banking group increases development loans
WHO withdraws recommendation for two generic AIDS drugs
“Village Phone” honoured
Strengthening small private water suppliers in the South
Stiglitz: “Doha is not a development round”
8-9/2004
|
|
KfW banking group increases development loans
In 2003, the KfW banking group committed approximately 20 percent more funding for the support of developing and transition countries than the year before. According to KfW statements, the total sum came to 2.1 billion euros, 1.6 billion of which came from the KfW development bank, which allocates loans to government agencies and NGOs. Nearly a quarter of the total sum (506 billion euros) was allocated by the German Society for Investment and Development (DEG), which serves the private sector.
|
