Private Sector Development Strategy
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Policies and Strategies
Publication Date: March 2000 In stock
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Why a private sector development (PSD) strategy for ADB?
PSD is a powerful weapon in the fight against poverty because
- economic growth creates jobs that use labor, the main asset of the poor
- growth increases the tax base, enabling governments to provide basic social
services
- private sector is acknowledged to be better suited for sustaining rapid
growth than government
ADB is currently reviewing its implementation of the PSD Strategy.
Aims of the Strategy
- to promote private sector-led growth in the developing member
countries
- to help solve problems that impede private sector growth
- to increase the contribution of the private sector to poverty reduction
Major Thrusts
- help DMC governments create enabling conditions for private sector
development
- generate private sector investment opportunities in ADB-financed public
sector projects
- catalyze private investment
The need for a strategy
- Why a strategy now
- Why a comprehensive strategy
- Private sector and poverty reduction
The strategy
- Overview
- Strategic thrusts
- Operational priorities
- Country-specific strategies
The required internal changes
- Operational orientation, skills, and processes
- Operating principles
- Instruments
The implementation plan
Appendix [ PDF: 70kb | 23 pages ]
Published by Asian Development Bank, 2000
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