Track Record
Grants and loans provided by official funding agencies have been the largest
source of funds for ADB's cofinancing operations. During 1970-2006,
ADB arranged official cofinancing of $8.8 billion
for 218 projects. On an annual basis, official
cofinancing for ADB projects has averaged $407 million
per year since 2002.
Major Official Cofinanciers during 2002 - 2006 (top five)
| Japan |
$
562 million |
28% |
| United Kingdom |
$
280 million |
14% |
| France |
$
214 million |
11% |
| Netherlands |
$
211 million |
10% |
| European Community |
$
188 million |
9% |
Developing Member Countries that received Official Cofinancing
during 2002 - 2006 (top five)
| Bangladesh |
$
573 million |
28% |
| Philippines |
$
340 million |
17% |
| Sri Lanka |
$
286 million |
14% |
| India |
$
202 million |
10% |
| Viet Nam |
$
144 million |
4% |
Sectors Receiving Official Cofinancing during 2002 - 2006 (top
five)
| Energy |
$
521 million |
26% |
| Education |
$
476 million |
23% |
| Transport and Communications |
$
293 million |
14% |
| Multisector |
$
240 million |
12% |
| Agriculture and Natural Resources |
$
168 million |
8% |
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