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Executive Summary
I. Introduction
II. The Performance-Based Allocation Policy
III. Lessons, Issues, and Directions
IV. Enhancements to the Policy
>>V. Implementation
A. PBA Focal Point
B. Country Performance Assessments
C. The Allocation Process
D. Interim Arrangements
VI. Recommendation
Appendixes
Review of the Asian Development Bank's Policy on the Performance-Based Allocation of Asian Development Fund Resources

V. Implementation

91. Two core activities fall within the ambit of the policy: (i) the conduct, review and accreditation of country performance ratings and (ii) the allocation of ADF resources to country programs and other uses. Proposed implementation arrangements seek to strengthen ownership, transparency and accountability and deepen client engagement. They also seek to address operational constraints but in a way that does not jeopardize underlying performance principles. A key proposal is to establish a PBA Focal Point that will have the authority, independence and resources to ensure effective implementation of the policy.

A. PBA Focal Point

B. Country Performance Assessments

C. The Allocation Process

D. Interim Arrangements



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