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A young woman in Quetta, Pakistan, concentrates as she does a drill at the chalkboard. Like many of her classmates, she is determined to get an education. An ADB project is helping give her a chance.



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Mongolia: Education for All

After painful streamlining and reforms, the majority of Mongolia’s children again have the chance to gain a decent education, with schools being repaired and modernized, curricula overhauled, and new textbooks being published

Pakistan: More than Just a Name

In Baluchistan, women are considered literate if they can write their signature. Only 8% can read or write. But community model schools are beginning to make a difference, with ADB assistance

Lao PDR: Keeping Girls in School

An innovative project in the Lao PDR is enabling more ethnic minority girls to have access to quality primary education

Nepal: Water Burdens Eased

1,250 rural communities in Nepal have gained easier access to better quality water

Nepal: Bringing the Bank to the Village

The Rural Microfinance Project aims to give poor women an opportunity to make a new start by providing small loans to some 270,000 households

Urban Poverty: Tourism: More than Sight-Seeing

The fast-growing Asian tourism industry should enlist the help of the urban poor—particularly women

Central Asia: Clear Logic

Cooperation makes good sense for the Central Asian republics: opening borders, harmonizing trade, and collaborating on the use of common natural resources can bring huge benefits
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