The technical assistance was to support the proposed Revitalization of Informal Settlements and their Environments Using a Water-Sensitive Approach (RISE) Projects in Makassar city, Indonesia and in the Greater Suva Area (GSA), Fiji—which comprises Suva city and three municipal towns: Lami, Nasinu, and Nausori. Its expected outcome was an improved access to essential water-related service provisions in selected informal site settlements in Makassar and GSA.
This report validates the completion report's assessment of the TA.
IED overall assessment is successful.

The project was a follow-up to the first Upper Secondary Education Development (USEDP) project in Viet Nam. It mainly focused on two thrusts: (i) continue ongoing reforms in USE especially in relation to “upgrading of teaching and learning to international standards,” and (ii) improve the quality and access of USE in disadvantaged areas of the country.
This report validates the completion report's assessment of the project. IED overall assessment: Successful.

Heads of four leading Multilateral Development Banks (MDBs) will tackle the pressing matter of securing the extensive financing required to meet Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in the third edition of the Caribbean Development Bank’s (CDB) President’s Chat on Thursday, June 9, 2022, at 10:00 am AST.

The EIB has awarded the contract for its new building to the Joint Venture formed by Rizzani de Eccher (Italy), Rizzani de Eccher (Luxembourg) and Ballast Nedam International Projects (Netherlands). It follows an international open tender for the general construction of a third building within the existing EIB Campus on the Kirchberg plateau in Luxembourg.

We have now witnessed 100 days of fearless resistance by the Ukrainian people in the face of unprovoked Russian military aggression. Every Ukrainian behaves like a true hero. Our support must be unwavering. We must stand by their side throughout and after the war, when Ukraine looks towards recovery and rebuilding its future. I’m very proud that just weeks after this invasion we managed to rapidly deploy €668 million to the Ukrainian government for urgent liquidity needs, with a further €1.5 billion of investment to come for rebuilding what the Russian army destroys. A €2.5 million humanitarian aid package coordinated by the EIB Institute is directly helping people affected by the war. And those who have been driven from their homes by the violence will be supported with a €4 billion support package to help them and the local communities of EU Member States who have provided them homes and shelter. As the EU bank, we remain unshakable - we have stood and will stand with Ukraine, committed to the nation’s welfare and reconstruction.

Inflation in the OECD area surges to 8.8% in March 2022 as energy prices continue to rise

Working Paper No. 2022/102

Working Paper No. 2022/101

Country Report No. 2022/150

IMF Executive Board Approves New Two-Year US$5.4 Billion Flexible Credit Line Arrangement for Peru