Madagascar is to use part of a $1.3 billion (£1bn) fund from the World Bank to improve access to electricity. The Madagascan government is to receive $ $1.3 billion over the next 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 Madagascan population has access to electricity, while 50% of children five suffer from stunted growth due to a lack of food.
The Madagascan government is to receive $ $1.3 billion over the next 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 Madagascan population has access to electricity, while 50% of children five suffer from stunted growth due to a lack of food.