Japan Provides Over US$108,000 Grant for Water Supply Improvement in Salavan Province
The Japanese government has provided over US$108,000 in grant assistance to three villages in Salavan Province to improve access to safe drinking water. The project will extend the existing water supply system to unconnected areas.
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