e-Handbook on Project Implementation - ADB Policies and Procedures/Anticorruption Policy

Table of Contents

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Foreword

1. Introduction

2. ADB Policies and Procedures

2.1 Project Administration Instructions

2.2 Project Administration Memorandum

2.3 Guidelines for Preparing a Design and Monitoring Framework

2.4 Procurement Guidelines

2.5 Consulting Services Guidelines

2.6 Loan Disbursement Handbook

2.7 Loan Financial Information System

2.8 Financial Management

2.9 Operations Manual

2.10 Policy on Gender and Development

2.11 Environment Policy

2.12 Policy on Indigenous Peoples

2.13 Resettlement Handbook

2.14 Handbook on Social Analysis

2.15 Anticorruption Policy

2.16 Public Communication Policy

3. Project Stages

4. Project Scheduling and Resource Planning

5. Project Implementation

6. Project Manager

7. ADB and EA/IA Interaction

8. ADB Performance Review and Monitoring

9. Tutorials and Templates

10. Reference Material

Appendixes

FAQ

e-Handbook on Project Implementation : 2. ADB Policies and Procedures

2.15 Anticorruption Policy

The purpose of ADB’s Anticorruption Policy (approved in July 1998) is to reduce the burden corruption exacts from the governments and economies of the region. The policy’s three objectives are to

support competitive markets and effective public administration,
support explicit anticorruption efforts, and
ensure that ADB-financed projects and ADB staff adhere to the highest ethical standards.

Anticorruption Policy

Contents

Introduction
ADB's Response
Definitions of Corruption
The Costs of Corruption
ADB's Position on Anticorruption Issues
Conclusions and Recommendation

Appendixes (3)

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2.14 Handbook on Social Analysis

2.16 Public Communication Policy

Catalog

2.15 Anticorruption Policy