NEW DELHI: India has handed over 250 pre-fabricated houses to Myanmar for use of displaced returnees from Bangladesh. The Indian government had taken up the project under its Rakhine State Development Programme (RSDP) under which $25 million was allocated for a period of five years.
The MoU on RSDP signed between India and Myanmar in December 2017 aims to contribute to the socio-economic development of the area.
The programme, said the Indian embassy in a statement, includes creation of infrastructure in the areas of education, health, agriculture and allied activities, agro-processing, community development sectors and related training in these areas.
Source: ToI
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