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India looks to JIBC for lower monitoring requirements than World Bank
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http://www.eca-watch.org/problems/india/DNA_India_Spurns_WB_Monitoring_18may06.h...
(Daily News & Analysis, Mumbai, 18 May 2006) OECD ECAs continue to compete by reducing the compliance of large projects with environmental standards, thereby reducing overall project costs.
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