The Madagascan government is to receive $1.3bn over three years from the World Bank to help improve access to electricity for its citizens, and drive down malnutrition among children. Currently, only 14% of the nation’s population have access to electricity and half of children under five suffer from stunting caused by malnutrition. But it has been criticised by some of those who have benefited most from the country's economic boom.
The Madagascan government is to receive $1.3bn over three years from the World Bank to help improve access to electricity for its citizens, and drive down malnutrition among children. But it has been criticised by some of those who have benefited most from the country's economic boom.