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ADB’s Private Sector Operations: Catalyzing Private Investments Across Asia and the Pacific

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Environmental Considerations

ADB-assisted projects are required to comply with the prevailing environmental regulations of the country as well as applicable ADB guidelines and to submit,when necessary,an environmental impact assessment report.Should a project have a significant environmental impact,a summary of the environmental impact assessment report must be circulated to ADB ’s Board of Directors 120 days before the Board considers the project.The report will describe,among others,the environmental mitigation measures required to address any significant environmental impact.The report should also be made available to affected groups and nongovernment organizations,where applicable.

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