IFC to deploy up to $600m in Indonesia next year
International Finance Corporation (IFC), the investment arm of the World Bank, plans to deploy $400-600 million in Indonesia during the 2013 fiscal year, having committed $300 million to eight projects in 2012.
"Our target is to have more cooperation with private businesses," said Sarvesh Suri, IFC's Indonesia country manager, The Jakarta Post reported. "The infrastructure sector is critical as it can help improve...
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