Non-repayable assistance worth 900,000 USD through pilot programme on waste waters

Thursday, November 1, 2012

South Korean KEITI Institute proposes the development of a pilot programme for waste water treatment, implying an non repayable aid worth 900,000 USD consisting in wastewater treatment equipment, Korea Business Center (KOTRA) informed during the Korea - Romania Environment Projects Forum 2012.Prahova County Council (north of Bucharest) will implement a renewable energy project in the programme. Korea's EnvironmentMinistry, through KEITI, and the ...

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Thursday, November 1, 2012

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