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A project to reduce pollution and improve clean water supply from the third largest river basin in the People’s Republic of China, the Songhua River Basin, is getting support from ADB.
Indonesia's efforts to clean up the Citarum River received a major boost following ADB’s approval of a $500 million multitranche loan package.
ADB has approved a multitranche financing facility of up to $400 million to help build and manage a sustainable road system in the five provinces of the Highlands region—one of the most remote areas in Papua New Guinea.
Improved financial and economic management at all levels of government will be the outcome of a $350 million program loan granted by ADB for regional and local government reform in Indonesia.
The Pakistan province of Sindh will improve water and sanitation infrastructure in its secondary cities under a $300 million loan to the Sindh Cities Improvement Investment Program approved by ADB.
ADB will help the Tuvalu Government strengthen its public financial management and governance systems, as the island nation copes with reduced income from offshore sources due to the global financial crisis.
Irrigation and drainage will be upgraded and rehabilitated to improve Uzbekistan agricultural productivity under a $100 million loan.
ADB is helping to revive key water sources and wetlands in and around Qingdao municipality in eastern People's Republic of China that have been degraded by years of pollution and overuse.
ADB is providing a $200 million loan to Indonesia to support efforts to sustain the country's economic growth and reduce poverty.
ADB is extending a $300 million loan to help the Philippine Government improve the integrity and efficiency of its justice system.
Nearly half a million residents in the city of Wuzhou in western People's Republic of China will benefit from a $100 million loan from ADB that will help protect the mountainous city from landslides, slope collapse, and mud and debris flows.
ADB is extending three loans totaling $300 million to three provinces of Pakistan in support of local government programs to boost sustainable growth, reduce poverty, and improve the health of women and infants.
At least 100,000 of the poorest households in Mongolia reeling from soaring food prices will benefit from a food stamp program to be funded by ADB.
ADB is helping the People’s Republic of China expand its rail network in the less-developed western region.
Five South Asian countries will deepen their cooperation to promote their unique tourism market of culture and nature-based destinations
ADB is providing a $25 million loan to help Viet Nam carry out policy reforms for its poverty reduction program in cooperation with a number of other development partners.
ADB is providing a loan and grant financing for a program that supports the Government of Cambodia’s drive to expand the private sector and diversify its economic base beyond garments, tourism, and construction.
ADB providing $10.81 million to support efforts by Cambodia to improve its public financial management to ensure that much-needed government funds reach the rural poor.
More than half a million rural households will benefit from an $83 million loan by ADB to improve farming technology and practices, ensuring double-digit income growth in three poor provinces in the People's Republic of China.
Key urban centers in Sri Lanka's Northern and Northwestern provinces are utilizing ADB funds to upgrade neglected and overstretched water and sanitation systems.
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