Enhancing the Fight Against Poverty in Asia and the Pacific: The Poverty Reduction Strategy of the Asian Development Bank
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Policies and Strategies
Publication Date: December 2004 In stock
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ADB formally adopted poverty reduction as its overarching goal in 1999 and announced its Poverty Reduction Strategy (PRS) to achieve this end.
Four years after the adoption of the PRS, a comprehensive review was undertaken to obtain feedback from the implementation experience of the PRS and examine its relevance in the context of the major changes that have occurred both within the region and globally. This process was completed in July 2004.
This document summarizes the essential elements of ADB's strategy for poverty reduction today enhanced by feedback from the review.
Foreword
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The Asian Development Bank's (ADB) Mission
- Poverty Reduction: The Overarching Goal of ADB
- Reducing Poverty by Building on Success
- ADB's Response to the Challenges
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A Framework for Poverty Reduction: Pillars of the Poverty Reduction Strategy
- Pro-poor, Sustainable Economic Growth
- Inclusive Social Development
- Good Governance
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The Strategy
- Greater Country Focus
- Thematic Priorities
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Implementing the Strategy
- Managing for Development Results
- Fostering Learning and Developing New Tools
- Building ADB's Capacity to Implement the Enhanced Strategy
Appendix: Millennium Development Goals and Targets and Assessment of Progress