Print This Page Email This Page Largest Pro-poverty Sponsored in China Done China's largest poverty alleviation project using foreign aid has been completed in the Tianhu region of South China's Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. The completion of the one-year-long project has given local farmers water, electricity, and road access. The total investment of the project is 88 million yuan, or nearly US$11 million, over half of which was given by the Japanese government. (CRI July 18, 2004) Related Stories - World Bank Aids Poverty Relief Program in Guizhou - Farmers to Get New Year Help - Farmers Benefit from Poverty-relief Project - WB Promotes China's Experience of Poverty Reduction - China Gets over US$9 Million Aid for Poverty Reduction Print This Page Email This Page

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