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Spanish Fund for Water
- Spanish Cooperation Fund for Water and Sanitation in Latin America and the Caribbean
The IDB and the Government of Spain have established a partnership to mobilize at least $430 million in grants for projects to expand water and sanitation services to low-income people in the region.
Policies and Strategies
Policies
- Basic Environmental Sanitation Policy
- Maintenance and Conservation of Physical Works and Equipment Policy
- Public Utilities Policy
Strategies
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Preparation
- Brazil. Program of Environmental Sanitation of CAESB - Phase 1.
- Guyana. Intermediate Cities Water Supply Rehabilitation Program.
- Belize. Integrated Water and Sanitation Programme in Placencia.
Approved
- Panama. IDAAN Water and Sanitation Investment Program- Phase I. Sep 1, 2010
- Regional. Integrated Model of Climate Change and Water Resources. Aug 27, 2010
- Peru. Preparation PBP Second Generation Sanitation Sector Reform I. Aug 13, 2010
News
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Panama will expand coverage and quality of water and sanitation services with IDB loan
Panama will expand coverage and improve the quality of water supply services and sewer systems in cities near its capital and in its central and western provinces with a $40 million loan approved by the Inter-American Development Bank.
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El Salvador to improve water services with Spanish grant and IDB support
IDB approved a $44 million program for water and sanitation in El Salvador, backed by a $20 million loan from the IDB and a $24 million grant from the Spanish Cooperation Fund for Water and Sanitation in Latin America and the Caribbean.
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Uruguay receives $6.85 million grant for water in rural communities
The Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) approved a $6.85 million grant to expand access to better sanitation and water services in Uruguayan rural communities and schools.
