World Bank Group Helps Modernize São Paulo Water Crossings to Improve Transport and Create Jobs
The World Bank Group will support the State of São Paulo, Brazil, in modernizing its waterway transport network while creating new jobs in shipbuilding and infrastructure construction. The number of users benefiting from improved access to sustainable transport services is expected to reach 84,800.
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