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ADB at a Glance
As of December 2003

Also available:
  • data as of 31 December 2007
  • data as of 31 December 2006
  • data as of 31 December 2005
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    Lending

    Loans by Sector, 2003

      US$ Million %   
    Agriculture and Natural Resources 391.90 6.4
    Energy 756.70 12.4
    Finance 483.00 7.9
    Industry and Nonfuel Minerals 0.00 0.0
    Social Infrastructure 1,130.51 18.5
    Transport and Communications 2,577.70 42.2
    Multisector 465.50 7.6
    Others 299.50 4.9
    Total 6,104.81 100.0

    Borrowers by Country, 2003

      US$ Million %   
    India 1,532.00 25.1
    China, People’s Republic of 1,488.00 24.4
    Pakistan 870.70 14.3
    Bangladesh 532.00 8.7
    Sri Lanka 275.29 4.5
    Indonesia 261.60 4.3
    Philippines 183.76 3.0
    Viet Nam 179.00 2.9
    Afghanistan 150.00 2.5
    Uzbekistan 99.20 1.6
    Other Developing Member Countries 488.26 8.0
    Regional 45.00 0.7
    Grand Total 6,104.81 100.0

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    Disbursements

    Loan Disbursements by Category, 2003

      US$ Million %   
    Project 2,134.96 55.9
    Program 1,125.04 29.5
    Sector 442.93 11.6
    Private Sector 113.28 3.0
    Total 3,816.21 100.0

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    Cofinancing

    Cofinancing for Loan Projects by Year, 1999--2003

      US$ Million
    2003 2,417.64
    2002 2,832.38
    2001 1,310.40
    2000 2,884.54
    1999 2,554.28

    Cofinancing for Loan Projects by Category, 2003

     US$ Million%   
    Commercial 1,642.30 67.9
    Official 775.34 32.1
    Total 2,417.64 100.0
    Percentage total may not add due to rounding.

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    Technical Assistance

    Technical Assistance Grants by Sector, 2003

     US$ Million %   
    Agriculture and Natural Resources 15.29 12.2
    Energy 15.11 12.0
    Finance 10.71 8.5
    Industry and Nonfuel Minerals 2.95 2.3
    Social Infrastructure 24.49 19.5
    Transport and Communications 11.37 9.0
    Multisector 5.21 4.1
    Others 40.51 32.2
    Total Grants to Developing Member Countries 125.63 71.2
    Regional Activities 50.91 28.8
    Grand Total 176.54 100.0

    Technical Assistance Grants by Purpose, 2003

      US$ Million %   
    Advisory and Operational 79.24 44.9
    Project Preparation 46.39 26.3
    Regional Activities 50.91 28.8
    Total 176.54 100.0

    Recipients of Technical Assistance Grants, 2003

      US$ Million %   
    India 14.70 8.3
    China, People’s Republic of, 14.30 8.1
    Indonesia 12.47 7.1
    Afghanistan 10.45 5.9
    Pakistan 10.03 5.7
    Viet Nam 8.61 4.9
    Cambodia 6.31 3.6
    Sri Lanka 5.35 3.0
    Bangladesh 5.12 2.9
    Philippines 4.35 2.5
    Other Developing Member Countries 33.96 19.2
    Regional Activities 50.91 28.8
    Total 176.54 100.0

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    Borrowings

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    Net Income

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    Resources

    Cumulative Resources
    (as of 31 December 2003)

     US$ Million
    Ordinary Capital Resources
    Authorized Capital 51,997
    Subscribed Capital 48,340
    Callable 3,657
    Paid-In 26,359
    Outstanding Debt 12,852
    Reserves and Unallocated Net Income 12,352
    Special Funds Resources
    Asian Development Fund 
    Total Committed 25,311
    Amounts Available for Loan Commitments 24,521
    Not Yet Available for Loan Commitments 790
    ADF Commitment Authority 37
    Technical Assistance Special Fund 
    Total Committed 1,006
    Amount Utilized 902
    Amount Unutilized 104
    Japan Special Fund 
    Regular and Supplementary  
    Total Committed 853
    Amount Utilized 713
    Amount Unutilized 140
    Asian Currency Crisis Support Facility 
    Total Committeda 151
    Amount Utilized 124
    Amount Unutilized 27
    ADB Institute Special Fund 
    Total Committed 83
    Amount Utilized 70
    Amount Unutilized 13
    aNet of $90 million transfer to the Japan Fund for Poverty Reduction.

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    Members and Shareholders
    (as of 31 December 2003)

      % Shareholdinga
    Regional: 45
    Afghanistan 0.034
    Australia 5.851
    Azerbaijan 0.450
    Bangladesh 1.032
    Bhutan 0.006
    Cambodia 0.050
    China, People’s Republic of 6.516
    Cook Islands 0.003
    Fiji Islands 0.069
    Hong Kong, China 0.551
    India 6.402
    Indonesia 5.507
    Japan 15.781
    Kazakhstan 0.816
    Kiribati 0.004
    Korea, Republic of 5.094
    Kyrgyz Republic 0.302
    Lao People’s Democratic Republic 0.014
    Malaysia 2.754
    Maldives 0.004
    Marshall Islands 0.003
    Micronesia, Fededral States of 0.004
    Mongolia 0.015
    Myanmar 0.551
    Nauru 0.004
    Nepal 0.149
    New Zealand 1.553
    Pakistan 2.203
    Palau 0.003
    Papua New Guinea 0.095
    Philippines 2.409
    Samoa 0.003
    Singapore 0.344
    Solomon Islands 0.007
    Sri Lanka 0.586
    Taipei,China 1.101
    Tajikistan 0.290
    Thailand 1.377
    Timor-Leste 0.010
    Tonga 0.004
    Turkmenistan 0.256
    Tuvalu 0.001
    Uzbekistan 0.681
    Vanuatu 0.007
    Viet Nam 0.345
    Total Regional 63.241
    Nonregional: 18
    Austria 0.344
    Belgium 0.344
    Canada 5.289
    Denmark 0.344
    Finland 0.344
    France 2.354
    Germany 4.374
    Italy 1.828
    Luxembourg 0.344
    The Netherlands 1.037
    Norway 0.344
    Portugal 0.344
    Spain 0.344
    Sweden 0.344
    Switzerland 0.590
    Turkey 0.344
    United Kingdom 2.065
    United States 15.781
    Total Nonregional 36.759
    Grand Total 100.000
    a Figures may not add due to rounding.

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    Staffa
    (as of 31 December 2003)

     Number
    Professional Staff 836
    National Officers 356
    Administrative Staff 1,119
    Total 2,311
    a Includes Management.


    Nationalities 51