Philippines Flood Control Program
Sector: Government • Location: Calumpit, Cebu, Philippines
Source: The New York Times
A multiyear flood control program in the Philippines aimed at alleviating flooding through projects like river walls and dikes. The program involved a budget of 545 billion pesos (roughly $9.8 billion) but was riddled with corruption, with many projects never built, unfinished, or defective.
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Description | A multiyear flood control program in the Philippines aimed at alleviating flooding through projects like river walls and dikes. The program involved a budget of 545 billion pesos (roughly $9.8 billion) but was riddled with corruption, with many projects never built, unfinished, or defective. |
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