The World Bank said Friday its board of executive directors approved a 268.22-million-euro ($287.24-million) funding for the Philippines Digital Infrastructure Project.
It said in a statement the project is expected to benefit 20 million Filipinos and improve climate-resilient, secure and inclusive broadband connectivity across the Philippines.
The project will invest in the government’s national fiber optic backbone, middle-mile, and last-mile connectivity infrastructure. It will also ensure that these facilities are secure...
The World Bank said Friday its board of executive directors approved a 268.22-million-euro ($287.24-million) funding for the Philippines Digital Infrastructure Project.
It said in a statement the project is expected to benefit 20 million Filipinos and improve climate-resilient, secure and inclusive broadband connectivity across the Philippines.
The project will invest in the government’s national fiber optic backbone, middle-mile, and last-mile connectivity infrastructure. It will also ensure that these facilities are secure...
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