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Bangladesh Receives Over $1 Billion in World Bank Loans for Fertilizer and Food Security
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- The World Bank approved loans exceeding $1 billion for Bangladesh.
- The funds aim to address issues in the fertilizer market and enhance food security.
- $300 million will be used to import about 600,000 tons of fertilizers for rice cultivation.
- $713 million will focus on supporting low-income households and small businesses.
- Bangladesh is heavily reliant on fertilizer imports, making it vulnerable to global price fluctuations.
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