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ADB approves US$ 100mn in loans for Sri Lanka’s social protection reforms

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  • EconomyNext and Newswire say the financing includes two loans of $50 million each, with different purposes.
  • Daily Mirror reports livelihood assistance is intended for 30,000 low-income households.
  • Lankadeepa reports plans to strengthen livelihoods, increase employment opportunities and improve services for older people.
  • Hiru News reports the package also covers eldercare and broader economic opportunities.
Based on: EconomyNext, Daily Mirror, Lankadeepa, Ada Derana, Newswire, Hiru NewsWritten by AI from EconomyNext, Daily Mirror, Lankadeepa, Ada Derana, Newswire, Hiru Newsthese outlets’ reports. Not reviewed by an editor. It can be wrong — the original reports are the authority. .
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  1. Newswire · Sri Lanka to obtain USD 100 million ADB loan for water supply and sanitation reforms
  2. Daily Mirror · Govt. eyes US $ 100mn dollar bond sale with room to triple offer

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