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Post Chernobyl Recovery Project

Project provides people residing in the Chernobyl affected area with energy efficient and reliable heat and hot water services to improve their living environment. Read More »

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Country Economic Memorandum

Country Economic Memorandum for Belarus, "Economic transformation for growth" is the World Bank's core diagnostic reports on the country economic performance. Read More »

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Belarus : Lending By Volume (Millions Of US Dollars)

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Results in Belarus
Results and achievements from the World Bank's development work, projects and advisory in Belarus.
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Environment
Neutralizing a Dangerous Chemical Stockpile
World Bank supports country efforts to minimize any release of persistent organic pollutants (POPs) into the environment.
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Country Economic Memorandum Outlines Country Reform Options
According to the World Bank's Country Economic Memorandum, despite a significant reduction in poverty during the last decade, Belarus existing growth model has reached its limits and needs restructuring to ensure lasting and sustainable growth.
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Increased Access for People with Special Needs
A World Bank small grant helps starting a large awareness campaign on physical challenges for disabled people in Belarus, petitioned local government for more services. Now their voices are finally being heard.
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Supporting Energy Efficiency Improvements
The World Bank's project helps the depressed and recovering areas to save money through energy efficient measures which address immediate problems, such as inefficient heating and light systems in public hospitals, schools and orphanages.
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