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ADB team begins study

By Our Staff Reporter

KOZHIKODE, MARCH 25 . A team of the Asian Development Bank (ADB) consultants began its technical assistance (TA) study under the Kerala Sustainable Urban Development Programme here today.

The team held discussions with the Kozhikode Corporation authorities in the morning. The Mayor, Thottathil Raveendran, the Deputy Mayor, P.T. Abdul Latheef, the project director, Tinku Biswas, and the team leader, A. Williams, participated.

The team will submit a report to the ADB for approval after identifying, selecting, and prioritising the specific investment components to improve provision and delivery of basic urban services in Kozhikode city and its suburbs.

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