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Special Reports 2001 Archive
Learn more about our previous featured reports and publications.



October-December 2001

December 2001

Setback To Recovery? Yes Another Crisis? No
The prolonged global economic slowdown will set back the region's recovery from the 1997 Asian crisis - but it will not be the harbinger of a new one, the Asia Economic Monitor reports.

19 November 2001

ADO 2001 Update: A Second Look
The Asian Development Outlook 2001 Update examines the economic effects of the terror attacks on the United States and its aftermath on developing Asian and Pacific economies.

5 November 2001

Financial Management and Governance Issues in PRC
Examine the accounting and auditing issues facing PRC -- and the recommendations to address them.

29 October 2001

Corporate Governance and Finance in East Asia: Indonesia, Republic of Korea, Malaysia, Philippines, and Thailand
In the wake of the Asian financial crisis, corporate governance has become a major policy concern for countries like Indonesia, Republic of Korea, Malaysia, Philippines, and Thailand.

17 October 2001

Key Indicators of Developing Asian and Pacific Countries 2001
A statistical portrait of 40 countries in 80 tables and, for the first time, a thematic chapter on Growth and Change in Asia and the Pacific.

15 October 2001

Economic Report and Statement of Development Strategies
Analyze this comprehensive report on Marshall Islands' economic performance and prospects here.

8 October 2001

Fire, Smoke, and Haze
Every year, millions of hectares of the world’s forests are consumed by a large number of fires, causing tremendous damage, health problems, and even deaths. Find out how we can prevent it.

1 October 2001

More Turbulence Amidst Global Slowdown
With the rebound in East Asia's growth now expected to be both delayed and subdued, the region undergoes the most turbulent period in its recent economic history.

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July-September 2001

17 September 2001

Social Protection Strategy
Find out how ADB is responding to the challenge of protecting the region’s poorest and most vulnerable groups.

13 September 2001

ADO: A Look into the Future
Asian and Pacific economies are slowing down. But the good news is -- the slowdown will be shortlived with the region returning to its growth trend in 2002.

13 September 2001

Guide to Restructuring in Asia 2001
Read the legal guide to corporate restructuring in 11 Asian jurisdictions.

3 August 2001

Immunization Financing in Developing Countries and International Vaccine Market
Examine the critical issues in vaccine and immunization financing in developing countries.

27 August 2001

Vanuatu: Agriculture and Fisheries Sector Review 2000
Analyze the potential of Vanuatu's agriculture and fisheries sector in boosting the country's economic growth.

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April-June 2001

25 June 2001

AEO: Ending Environmental Decline
The people of Asia and the Pacific are paying a heavy toll for the region’s environmental degradation—in human health and economic terms. But the environmental decline can be stopped.

9 April 2001

Sustainable Development in Asia
How attainable is sustainable development in poverty-stricken Asia?

2 April 2001

Rural Asia: Beyond the Green Revolution
Find out how the green revolution in agriculture promotes sustainable development in rural Asia.

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January-March 2001

26 March 2001

Women in Malaysia
A boost in women's participation in national development means a boost in economic growth.

19 March 2001

Rising to the Challenge in Asia: A Study of Financial Markets
Review the causes of the Asian financial crisis, the policies drafted to prevent it, and the lessons learned by the region.

12 March 2001

Lao PDR: Education Sector Development Plan Report
Examine Lao PDR's education sector through this comprehensive policy and strategic review.

5 March 2001

Cambodia: Enhancing Governance for Sustainable Development
Why did Cambodia use good governance as one of the key strategies to sustain social and economic development?

26 February 2001
Financial Management and Governance Issues Series
What are the gaps and weaknesses of accounting and auditing arrangements and practices in Cambodia, People's Republic of China, Mongolia, Pakistan, Papua New Guinea, Uzbekistan and Viet Nam? How can governments resolve them?

12 February 2001

Developing Best Practices for Promoting Private Sector Investment in Infrastructure
What are the best practices for promoting private sector participation and competition in airport and traffic control, ports, power, roads, and water supply?

5 February 2001

Effectiveness of ADB Approaches and Assistance to Poverty Reduction
How has ADB fared in its poverty reduction efforts? What has ADB learnt from the past to improve its future operations?

29 January 2001

Rural Asia: Beyond the Green Revolution
Large parts of rural Asia have made remarkable progress in the last two decades. Yet, it remains home to 700 million people living in poverty, many of whom have no access to safe water and sanitation.

22 January 2001

Combating Corruption in the Asian and Pacific Economies
This collection of conference papers covers a broad set of issues ranging from corruption as a challenge to good governance and economic development to anticorruption actions at national, regional, and international levels.

15 January 2001

Making Cities Work: Urban Policy and Infrastructure in the 21st Century
In the PRC national agencies and local governments are at the forefront of urban transformation.

Women in Sri Lanka
Compared to the rest of South Asia, Sri Lankan women are well-off, enjoying high life expectancy, nearly universal literacy, and access to economic opportunities. Yet issues like poverty, impact of civil conflict, and the plight of migrant women workers affect their way of living.

8 January 2001

Vietnam 2010: Entering the 21st Century
Viet Nam is entering the global economy. The Government has laid out its plans to move forward with three elements in mind -- freedom of trade, freedom of foreign investment, and opening to global knowledge through information and communications technology (ICT).


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