World Bank Provides $350 Million Financing for Ethiopia's Digital ID Project
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tinfoilhatter
You can taste the rush. The dough hadn't risen.
Summary
The World Bank is providing $350 million in financing to Ethiopia for its digital ID project, with $50 million of that amount coming as a grant from the World Bank's International Development Association.
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· 2 pulledEthiopia gets $350 million World Bank financing for its digital ID project
$50 million comes as a grant from the World Bank's International Development Association
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