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The Millennium Development Goals
Will Asia and the Pacific Achieve Them?

ADB Review  

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Realistic, Possible?

Local partnership, harmonization, and commoitment all critical for success

Staying on Track for 2015

While not new for ADB, the MDGs represent shared, measurable, and monitorable goals that DMCs are seeking to achieve in partnership with ADB

A Black and White Issue

Corruption in Asia and the Pacific is often obscured by a haze of secrecy and is difficult to measure

Rice Power

Trials to gauge the effectiveness of boosting the iron content of rice are showing encouraging results that could drastically decrease micronutrient deficiencies

A Time for Change

Learning innovative ways to manage their environment has created new opportunities for poor rural dwellers in Fujian Province in the People’s Republic of China

Back to Basics

With decentralization putting the onus on education in Indonesia in the hands of district offices, schools, and communities, a project is aiming to turn this challenge into an opportunity

Women Power

The Philippines is one of two Asian countries setting the standards in women leadership positions

Learn to Lead

Women in Bangladesh, Nepal, and Pakistan are overcoming discrimination and numerous obstacles to become leaders in their communities

Good Health Begins at Home

Battling ingrained and unhealthy lifestyles through community partnerships with the health establishment is helping lower maternal and infant mortality rates, and reduce disease levels in rural Indonesia

Fighting Ignorance

Traditional medicine women are key to promoting cleanliness and better health

Healing Cambodia’s Health Care

A new program is helping elevate Cambodia’s health care service from disarray into a system the community can afford and trust

Thirst for Change

In 1993 the people of Phnom Penh lacked a reliable water supply but all that has changed

Fatal Attraction

Steps to counter the spread of HIV/AIDS are showing results in the Greater Mekong Subregion
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