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PH, Australia advance $45M grant to project-selection stage

Australia grants the Philippines P1.8B to boost business, job creation Other areas under consideration include reducing red tape, empowering women, small businesses, and people with disabilities, and developing the […]... Keep on reading: PH, Australia advance $45M grant to project-selection stage

PH, Australia advance $45M grant to project-selection stage

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Australia grants the Philippines P1.8B to boost business, job creation Other areas under consideration include reducing red tape, empowering women, small businesses, and people with disabilities, and...

Keep on reading: PH, Australia advance $45M grant to project-selection stage

MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine and Australian governments have started identifying projects, including those in renewable energy and the digital economy, to fund with a A$45-million grant designed to...

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Australia grants the Philippines P1.8B to boost business, job creation Other areas under consideration include reducing red tape, empowering women, small businesses, and people with disabilities, and developing the […]... Keep on reading: PH, Australia advance $45M grant to project-selection stage MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine and Australian governments have started identifying projects, including those in renewable energy and the digital economy, to fund with a A$45-million grant designed to boost the country's economic growth over the next five years.

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MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine and Australian governments have started identifying projects, including those in renewable energy and the digital economy, to fund with a A$45-million grant designed to boost the country's economic growth over the next five years. In a press briefing, Australian Assistant Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade Matt Thistlethwaite said the project priorities include renewable energy development, establishing a carbon market, and developing the offshore wind industry.

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