Philippines Secures $60 Million MCC Grant for Energy Security
The Philippines has secured a $60 million grant from the US Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC) to bolster energy security and governance reforms. This funding, a testament to the country's policy performance meeting MCC standards, aims to enhance efficiency in the energy sector and attract private investment.
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