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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) on Thursday approved a new arrangement for Sierra Leone worth about $211.5 million, aimed at strengthening the West African nation's ability to withstand climate shocks.
The fund also completed its third review of its extended credit facility for the country, enabling an immediate disbursement of about $31.7 million.
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