Ivory Coast Plans $1.3 Billion in Water Supply Projects
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Ivory Coast is planning 645 billion CFA francs ($1.3 billion) in projects to build infrastructure by 2015 to alleviate water shortages across the West African nation, Prime Minister Daniel Kablan Duncan said.
About 30 percent of residents in the commercial capital, Abidjan, and half of the people living outside cities don’t have access to clean water, Duncan told reporters in the city.