Bogotá plans US$ 22.2 billion development plan
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06 June 2008
The Colombian capital of Bogotá's city council has approved a COP 38.8 trillion (US$ 22.2 billion) development plan, according to local press reports.
The 2008-12 development plan, said the report, will concentrate on economic, social and environmental development through a series of projects in the education, transport, health, social integration, government, housing and environmental sectors.
Transport infrastructure will receive 25.8% of the total COP 38.8 trillion (US$ 22.2 billion).
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