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[Title] => IMF, WB hint of difficulty in getting new loans for RP
[Summary] => The country’s major creditors, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank (WB), hinted yesterday that the Arroyo administration will have difficulty acquiring new loans this year unless it accelerates the utilization of official development assistance (ODA).
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[Title] => WB to lend RP $200 M for social projects
[Summary] => Trade and Industry Secretary Manuel Roxas II said yesterday the World Bank has agreed to provide the country with a $100 million to $200-million budgetary support loan to fund government’s social works projects.
Roxas met the other day with World Bank resident representative Vinay Bhargava to discuss the bank’s continuing support for the country and the Arroyo administration.
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[Title] => World Bank offers to help RP ensure good governance
[Summary] => A senior official of the World Bank (WB) said yesterday President Arroyo was on the right track in addressing economic problems, and offered help in combating corruption.
"We are very encouraged. I think the President is focusing on all things which from the private sector point of view, are very important to the market," said Peter Woicke, WB managing director and executive vice president of the International Finance Corp.
Woicke called on Mrs. Arroyo at Malacañang yesterday. He was accompanied by Vinay Bhargava, WB country director in the Philippines.
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[Title] => RP growth targets within range - World Bank
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The country's economic growth targets for this year are within range as long as
agriculture and manufacturing do not misfire, World Bank resident
representative Vinay Bhargava said yesterday.
The country has targeted gross domestic product growth (GDP) of four to five
percent this year and 4.5-5.5 percent in terms of gross national product (GNP)
expansion.
GDP, the sum of the country's goods and services output, rose 3.2 percent last
year, with GNP, which adds foreign income, growing 3.6 percent.
"The targets are achievable," Bhargava told reporters, adding that the "f
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VINAY BHARGAVA
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[Title] => WB to lend RP $200 M for social projects
[Summary] => Trade and Industry Secretary Manuel Roxas II said yesterday the World Bank has agreed to provide the country with a $100 million to $200-million budgetary support loan to fund government’s social works projects.
Roxas met the other day with World Bank resident representative Vinay Bhargava to discuss the bank’s continuing support for the country and the Arroyo administration.
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"We are very encouraged. I think the President is focusing on all things which from the private sector point of view, are very important to the market," said Peter Woicke, WB managing director and executive vice president of the International Finance Corp.
Woicke called on Mrs. Arroyo at Malacañang yesterday. He was accompanied by Vinay Bhargava, WB country director in the Philippines.
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The country's economic growth targets for this year are within range as long as
agriculture and manufacturing do not misfire, World Bank resident
representative Vinay Bhargava said yesterday.
The country has targeted gross domestic product growth (GDP) of four to five
percent this year and 4.5-5.5 percent in terms of gross national product (GNP)
expansion.
GDP, the sum of the country's goods and services output, rose 3.2 percent last
year, with GNP, which adds foreign income, growing 3.6 percent.
"The targets are achievable," Bhargava told reporters, adding that the "f
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