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  Four LLGs’ communities in East New Britain are set to benefit from a 4-million-kina development grant made available after being appraised by their LLG Development Committee (LLDC) through the Ward development planning process under the auspices of the Rural Service Delivery Project. Five of the seven Women’s groups are amongst the first beneficiaries and will receive grant funding between K70,000 and K140,000, while the thirty-two Wards subprojects will be receiving between K80,000 and K110,000 for community projects such as classrooms, community resource centres, water catchment and other community prioritised projects. Mr. Jacob Warus left with LLG Managers and ENB District Administrator Wilson Matava This is a collaborative partnership effort by the Department of Provincial and Local Level Government Affairs (DPLGA) and other key agencies such as National Planning, Treasury, Finance and Works delivered through a World Bank credit facility along with a grant support from the A