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Revision as of 11:11, 11 June 2014
Summary
Mexico - Renewable Energy in Agriculture Project
This World Bank/GEF project (GEF US$ 8.9 million financed under OP6, Beneficiaries US$ 6.895 million, Government US$ 1.800 million) was designed to identify and promote cost-effective applications of renewable energy in the agricultural sector.
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