EBRD provides €5 mln for municipal infrastructure modernisation in Bakuriani, Georgia
The financing will help to acquire special vehicles for street cleaning, snow removal and waste collection, as well as to purchase multi-purpose trucks, and 10 modern buses for passenger transport. Photo: Nino Alavidze/Agenda.ge.
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The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) is providing a €5 million loan to improve public transport and services in the Georgian popular ski resort of Bakuriani.
This project will help to improve the quality of municipal services and safety measures in an important resort town. Improving Georgia’s municipal infrastructure, especially in the regions, is of paramount importance for the EBRD. The project will also help promote gender equality across the workforce,” said Catarina Bjorlin Hansen, EBRD Regional Director for the Caucasus.
The financing will help to acquire special vehicles for street cleaning, snow removal and waste collection, as well as to purchase multi-purpose trucks, and 10 modern buses for passenger transport.
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