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Ethiopia COVID-19 Emergency Response — P173750

The World Bank project P173750, Ethiopia COVID-19 Emergency Response, records USD 82,600,000 in project financing for Ethiopia. Its board approval date is 2020-04-02. The record retains the original currency and identifies a financing commitment, rather than treating approval as a payment to a hospital or an expenditure outcome.

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Mauritania COVID-19 Strategic Preparedness and Response Project (SPRP) — P173837

The World Bank project P173837, Mauritania COVID-19 Strategic Preparedness and Response Project (SPRP), records USD 5,200,000 in project financing for Mauritania. Its board approval date is 2020-04-02. The record retains the original currency and identifies a financing commitment, rather than treating approval as a payment to a hospital or an expenditure outcome.

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Cabo Verde: COVID-19 Emergency Response Project — P173857

The World Bank project P173857, Cabo Verde: COVID-19 Emergency Response Project, records USD 5,000,000 in project financing for Cabo Verde. Its board approval date is 2020-04-02. The record retains the original currency and identifies a financing commitment, rather than treating approval as a payment to a hospital or an expenditure outcome.

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Ghana COVID-19 Emergency Preparedness and Response Project — P173788

The World Bank project P173788, Ghana COVID-19 Emergency Preparedness and Response Project, records USD 35,000,000 in project financing for Ghana. Its board approval date is 2020-04-02. The record retains the original currency and identifies a financing commitment, rather than treating approval as a payment to a hospital or an expenditure outcome.

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STP COVID-19 Emergency Response Project — P173783

The World Bank project P173783, STP COVID-19 Emergency Response Project, records USD 2,500,000 in project financing for Sao Tome and Principe. Its board approval date is 2020-04-02. The record retains the original currency and identifies a financing commitment, rather than treating approval as a payment to a hospital or an expenditure outcome.

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Rwanda COVID-19 Emergency Response Project — P173855

The World Bank project P173855, Rwanda COVID-19 Emergency Response Project, records USD 14,250,000 in project financing for Rwanda. Its board approval date is 2020-04-07. The record retains the original currency and identifies a financing commitment, rather than treating approval as a payment to a hospital or an expenditure outcome.

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Liberia COVID-19 Emergency Response Project — P173812

The World Bank project P173812, Liberia COVID-19 Emergency Response Project, records USD 7,500,000 in project financing for Liberia. Its board approval date is 2020-04-09. The record retains the original currency and identifies a financing commitment, rather than treating approval as a payment to a hospital or an expenditure outcome.

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Burundi COVID19 Preparedness and Response Project — P173845

The World Bank project P173845, Burundi COVID19 Preparedness and Response Project, records USD 5,000,000 in project financing for Burundi. Its board approval date is 2020-04-10. The record retains the original currency and identifies a financing commitment, rather than treating approval as a payment to a hospital or an expenditure outcome.

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Niger COVID-19 Emergency Response Project — P173846

The World Bank project P173846, Niger COVID-19 Emergency Response Project, records USD 13,950,000 in project financing for Niger. Its board approval date is 2020-04-13. The record retains the original currency and identifies a financing commitment, rather than treating approval as a payment to a hospital or an expenditure outcome.

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Malawi COVID-19 Emergency Response and Health Systems Preparedness Project — P173806

The World Bank project P173806, Malawi COVID-19 Emergency Response and Health Systems Preparedness Project, records USD 7,000,000 in project financing for Malawi. Its board approval date is 2020-04-14. The record retains the original currency and identifies a financing commitment, rather than treating approval as a payment to a hospital or an expenditure outcome.