Sri Lanka Cabinet approves $100mn ADB loan for water sector reforms
The funds will be used to implement the Water Supply and Sanitation Reform Program - Sub-program 2.

The funds will be used to implement the Water Supply and Sanitation Reform Program - Sub-program 2.

The government has approved obtaining a USD 100 million loan from the Asian Development Bank (ADB) to implement the second phase of Sri Lanka's Water Supply and Sanitation Reform Programme. According to the Cabinet decision, the USD 100 million facility will consist of USD 50 million from the ADB's Ordinary Capital Resources and another USD 50 million from its Concessional Ordinary Capital Resources.
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