ADF extends $14m grant to bolster health systems in seven West African countries
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Seven West African countries, including Togo, have just received substantial financial support to strengthen their health systems. The money comes from the African Development Fund, the branch of the African Development Bank specializing in preferential financing. It was on 11 June last that the green light was given for the development of their health systems. [...] Read more Togo in the focus of the AfDB for a financing of more than 7 billion …
ADF extends $14m grant to bolster health systems in seven West African countries
By Bamidele Famoofo WorldStage—The Board of Directors of the African Development Fund has approved a grant of $14.26 million to the West African Health Organisation (WAHO) to strengthen health systems and medical regulations in seven West African countries. The African Development Fund (ADF) contributes to the promotion of economic and social development in least developed African countries. The grant from the concessional window of the African …
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