2024年12月10日 · The World Bank offers loans, grants, and technical assistance to governments to support expanding or improving water infrastructure, improving management practices and ensuring community engagement. The World Bank Group is the largest single investor in water projects globally.

2025年3月20日 · We are also collaborating with a wide range of partners to solve complex problems: for example, working with donors in development finance, governments, and the private sector to increase blended finance water projects. Water for People: We help countries work toward universal access to water, sanitation, and hygiene

2022年10月5日 · Over the past ten years, the World Bank Group (WBG) — the largest multilateral source of financing for water supply and sanitation (WSS) in developing countries — has approved 262 water projects, amounting to US$31.2 billion, of which US$21.3 billion, or 68 percent, are categorized as WSS projects. Last Updated: Oct 05, 2022

2023年3月17日 · Two World Bank-supported hydrology projects have introduced new systems and technology that give reservoir managers an accurate picture of the water situation unfolding in their region. These systems have laid the foundation for a comprehensive knowledge base that can improve the overall management of water resources in the country.

In FY23, World Bank projects provided access to water and/or sanitation to nearly 30 million people, helped 2.79 million farmers adopt improved agricultural technology, provided nearly 2,560 schools and health centers with access to improved water and sanitation services, and created or strengthened about 5,160 water user associations.

2023年3月22日 · Nearly half a million people in the city of Blantyre are expected to gain access to safe water, sanitation services, and improved solid waste management services with the support of a $145 million grant from the *International Development Association (IDA) that was approved today. The project aims to improve water supply and sanitation services and enhance the …

2021年3月22日 · While large scale investments are needed to provide drinking water and sanitation to the country’s 21.8 million people, the World Bank has provided assistance through three projects since 1998. Water is more than just an important resource to Sri Lanka and its people; it makes up an integral part of the national identity.

2020年7月13日 · WaSSIP is Sri Lanka’s third project financed by the World Bank since 1998 to provide drinking water and sanitation. It finances new water supply systems, rehabilitation of existing water supply systems, toilets for households and schools, and septage treatment plants. Community Based Organizations (CBOs) play a key role in delivering this ...

2020年11月18日 · The US$125 million will fund about 120 km of new water pipes and 10,000 new household connections. Expanding the water distribution network in this way – along with installing essential hardware like distribution mains, booster pumps and water meters - should improve services for 300,000 people living in low-income communities.

2022年10月5日 · Robust water resource management solutions to complex water issues incorporate cutting-edge knowledge and innovation, which are integrated into water projects to strengthen their impact. New knowledge that draws on the World Bank Group’s global experiences, as well as partner expertise, are filling global knowledge gaps and transforming …