World Bank Approves Rs 7.7 Billion for Nepal’s Clean Air Project
Summary
The World Bank has approved Rs 7.7 billion for Nepal's Clean Air and Prosperity Project to reduce industrial air pollution and improve air quality management.
Key Points
- The World Bank approved Rs 7.7 billion credit for Nepal's Clean Air and Prosperity Project.
- The project aims to reduce PM2.5 emissions from industrial and commercial sources by promoting cleaner technologies.
- The initiative will strengthen Nepal's national air quality monitoring and management systems.
- Air pollution in Nepal costs over six percent of GDP annually due to health impacts and lost productivity.
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