Meeting on Monday, February 28, the board of directors of the National Institute of Social Welfare (INPS) adopted a 2022 budget, an increase of 18.28% compared to the 2021 budget. It is planned 240.1 billion CFA francs (approximately 410 million USD) in revenue against 221.8 billion CFA francs (approximately 378 million USD) in expenditure, i.e…....
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