World Bank to continue aid for rural schemes
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30/09/2005
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Tribune (New Delhi)
Punjab will continue to get assistance from the World Bank for its rural development programmes even as the kandi (Shivalik hills) area Integrated Watershed Development Programme (IWDP) draws to a close on September 30 after being run for five years. Mr Daniel Sullen, Senior Agricultural Economist, World Bank, that a proposal on rural development sent by Punjab would be accepted by January next year. So far, Haryana had not sent any request, he clarified. He was here for a two-day “completion- review workshop for the integrated watershed development project” at the CII here. The workshop concluded today with five participating states giving a presentation on how the project helped them.