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Doosan provides construction equipment and financial aid to support recovery efforts after Typhoon Haiyan
Asian Development Bank to provide US$ 23 million for immediate relief to typhoon-ravaged areas, further US$ 500 million for reconstruction
European Investment Bank funding agreement signed on the day of the Marmaray Tunnel inauguration ceremony
Asian Development Bank funds to help Indian state recover from unprecedented floods and landslides
Report warns major global developments exposed to increased long-term risks from changing environment
World Bank funds will upgrade country’s embankment system to protect against tidal flooding and storm surges
Federal and state governments agree on financial aid to help rebuild
European Investment Bank “stands ready” to provide over €1 billion in financial support to central European countries help reconstruction
European Investment Bank funds will support reconstruction in areas hit by the earthquake in Emilia-Romagna one year ago
Economic damage estimate from ‘super storm’ that struck US East Coast ranges between US$ 10 billion and US$ 20 billion.
Japanese government passes JPY 90.3 trillion (US$ 1.1 trillion) 2012/2013 budget
Japanese property developer Sekisui has reported a +25.8% increase in net operating income to JPY 70.9 billion (US$ 866 million) for 2011
Property developer’s nine-month results rise in the wake of March’s disaster, but global uncertainty heightened
Full-year forecast revised upwards amid increased demand for earthquake-proof homes
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The devastation caused by the March 11 earthquake off Japan's northeast coast will have huge consequences for the construction industry as its impacts begin to be understood and reconstruction work gets underway.
Komatsu said it hoped to resume normal production levels in mid-April following the earthquake and tsunami in Japan.
Damage from the 11 March earthquake put at US$ 183 billion by both Barclays Capital and Credit Suisse. Reconstruction could cost US$ 61 billion over three years.
Damage reported to several of Komatsu and Hitachi's factories in eastern Honshu. Exports may also be hampered by damage to ports.
The World Bank has approved a US$ 65 million grant to support the recovery of Haiti’s infrastructure as well as re-establish basic state functions following January’s earthquake.
Development bank may re-direct funds from existing schemes and fast-track other decisions.
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