WHO pledges medical aid worth 4.0mn dollars to crisis-hit Sri Lanka

Free and Open Access to

Public Finance Data and Analysis

data-chart

WHO pledges medical aid worth 4.0mn dollars to crisis-hit Sri Lanka

The World Health Organisation (WHO) has promised crisis-hit Sri Lanka four million US dollars worth of essential medical supplies and other support to meet the immediate health needs of the country.

WHO pledges medical aid worth 4.0mn dollars to crisis-hit Sri Lanka

Economy Next

2022-08-25

Related News and Insights

DEBT RESTRUCTURING: SL could still face foreign de...

The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has warned that even after completing debt restructuring, Sri Lanka may still face external debt exceeding 70% of its GDP unless it implements debt management laws. The bank's April Development Report und...

Prioritise building inclusive social protection sy...

The Asian Development Bank (ADB) underscores the immediate need for Sri Lanka to establish institutional frameworks for an inclusive social protection system, vital for economic recovery. Fragmented past programs have resulted in low coverag...

Sri Lanka Aims to Reach Deal With Bondholders in F...

Sri Lanka is seeking to reach a deal to restructure debt with holders of its defaulted dollar bonds in the next few weeks, after a first round of direct talks failed to yield an agreement.