FMO and Philips in healthcare partnership in Kenya and DR Congo
The Entrepreneurial Development Bank and the Dutch electronics giant have partnered to finance a dozen sub-Saharan Africa projects.
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▪ FMO and Philips in healthcare partnership in Kenya and DR Congo
▪ The Entrepreneurial Development Bank and the Dutch electronics giant have partnered to finance a dozen sub-Saharan Africa projects.
▪ https://www.africabusinessplus.com/en/807188/fmo-and-philips-in-healthcare-partnership-in-kenya-and-dr-congo/
In Kenya, in Makueni County, Philips has delivered basic health care to one million inhabitants with Entrepreneurial Development Bank (FMO) funding and working alongside the NGO Amref Health Africa.
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