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Country Strategy and Program 2005-2009

Publication Date: September 2004

The Country Strategy and Program (CSP) is prepared in active consultation with developing member country stakeholders: the government, NGOs, civil society groups, the private sector and other development agencies. It is usually prepared once every five years. A CSP update is prepared every year to reflect any important country developments and adjustments to the program.


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Strategy and Program Assessments
As part of the preparation of ADB’s Country Strategy and Program (CSP), and subsequent updates, ADB commissions various background studies that identify constraints to sector development and recommend measures to address these shortcomings.

The findings of these studies provide critical inputs that strengthen the analysis and recommendations of the CSP.

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Contents

Executive Summary

  1. Current Development Trends and Issues

    1. Political Environment
    2. Economic Development
    3. Poverty
    4. Governance and Institutional Capacity
    5. Gender, Ethnicity, and Caste
    6. Private Sector
    7. Environment
    8. Regional Cooperation

  2. The Government's Development Strategy

    1. Development Goals and Strategy
    2. Resource Mobilization and Investment
    3. Role of External Assistance
    4. ADB’s Assessment of the Government’s Development Strategy

  3. ADB's Development Experience

    1. Impact of Past Assistance
    2. Portfolio Performance and Status
    3. Conclusions and Lessons for the Country Strategy and Program

  4. ADB's Strategy

    1. Summary of Key Development Challenges
    2. Country Strategy and Program Strategic Focus
    3. Results Orientation

  5. ADB's Assistance Program

    1. Overall Assistance Level
    2. ADB Assistance for the Strategic Priorities
    3. External Funding Coordination and Partnership Arrangements
    4. Indicative Internal Resource Requirements

  6. Risks, Performance Monitoring, and Evaluation

    1. Risks
    2. Results-Based Monitoring and Evaluation

Matrix

Appendixes [ PDF: 651kb | 167 pages ]
  1. Country and Portfolio Indicators, and Assistance Pipeline

    Table A1.1: Progress Towards the Millennium Development Goals and Targets
    Table A1.2: Country Economic Indicators
    Table A1.3: Country Poverty and Social Indicators
    Table A1.4: Country Environment Indicators
    Table A1.5: Development Coordination Matrix
    Table A1.6: Portfolio Indicators—Portfolio Amounts and Ratings
    Table A1.7: Portfolio Indicators—Disbursements and Net Transfers of Resources
    Table A1.8: Portfolio Indicators—Evaluation Rating by Sector
    Table A1.9: Portfolio Implementation Status
    Table A1.10: Assistance Pipeline for Lending Products
    Table A1.11: Assistance Pipeline for Nonlending Products and Services

  2. Country Strategy and Program Formulation
  3. Country Sector and Subsector Plan
  4. Concept Papers for Lending Products
  5. Concept Papers for Nonlending Products and Services
  6. Table A6.1: Assistance Pipeline for Lending Products for 2004

    Table A6.2: Assistance Pipeline for Nonlending Products and Services for 2004