Gajendra Shekhawat Joins Asia-Pacific Ministers at FMs' Meeting 2020 to Discuss Water-related Issues
4 years ago

Gajendra Shekhawat Joins Asia-Pacific Ministers at FMs' Meeting 2020 to Discuss Water-related Issues

News 18  

Finance and sectoral ministers across Asia and Pacific region, including India’s Jal Shakti Minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat, met on Wednesday at the Finance Ministers’ Meeting. Ministers met to discuss topics such as better utilisation of existing financial capital as well as means of attracting additional resources for the water, sanitation and hygiene sector. The Asia and the Pacific Regional Meeting was co-convened by UNICEF, World Bank Water Global Practice, and the Asian Development Bank. The objective of the SWA Asia and the Pacific FMM was to develop and strengthen partnerships with finance ministers in the region for smart investments in water, sanitation and hygiene.

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Gajendra Shekhawat at Isha Insight 2022: At USD 210 Billion, India’s investment In Water Sector To Be Highest In The World By 2024:

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