World Bank adds $200m to Indonesian environmental efforts

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Loan focused on energy, agriculture and policy enforcement

The World Bank has approved a $200m (£139m) loan to the government of Indonesia to support its climate change policies. The bank said in a statement that the Climate Change Development Policy Loan...

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