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Title: Four international agencies to join govt’s effort to tackle air pollution in 102 cities
Source:The Economic Times
Date:9 November 2018
Delhi’s toxic air may be hogging the headlines, but there is little doubt the problem is pan-India. Underlining the urgent need to address the problem across the country, India has sealed a deal with four global agencies, including the World Bank and GIZ (German development agency), to build capacities of all 102 polluted cities across the country. Besides World Bank and GIZ, the ADB (Asian Development Bank) and Bloomberg Philanthropies are the other two agencies which will help states combat air pollution working in four different geographical areas.
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