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Executive Summary
Summary of Conclusions and Recommendations by ADF Donors
ADF VIII: Requests for Midterm Policy Reviews and Reports
I. Introduction
II. The International Development Goals
III. Poverty in Developing Asia
IV. ADB and ADF: Vision and Role
V. ADB’S Framework for Poverty Reduction
VI. Development through Partnership
VII. ADF Resources: Portfolio Management and Performance
VIII. The Strategy for Implementing ADF VIII
IX. Planned Lending in ADF VIII
>> A. Lending to Current ADF Borrowers
B. New Borrowers
X. Financing Framework for ADF VIII
XI. Issues for Policy Review
XII. Midterm Review of ADF VIII
ADF VIII Donor's Report: Fighting Poverty in Asia : IX. Planned Lending in ADF VIII

A. Lending to Current ADF Borrowers

108. Donors reaffirmed the Board’s approval in December 1998 of a graduation policy for the DMCs, whereby several ADF-only borrowers graduated to the status of blend borrowers and several other DMCs graduated from ADF. Donors recommended continuation of eligibility as applied to ADF VII for allocating resources in the planned ADF VIII period (2001–2004). Donors also reaffirmed that small island DMCs faced special problems because of their size, location, high transport costs, lack of natural resources, and limited creditworthiness.



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