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Japan to extend 1.8 bil. yen in ‘cool earth’ aid to 2 African nations
The Japanese government plans to provide a total of 1.8 billion yen in grants to Madagascar and Senegal as the first batch of financial assistance in its “cool earth” partnership program aimed at helping developing economies work out measures against global warming, sources familiar with the plan said Sunday.
[KYODO]
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