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ADB is improving its effectiveness in reducing poverty and promoting development in the Asia and Pacific region through managing for development results (MfDR). Spotlight
 Guide
for Conducting a Rapid Assessment of Country Capacity for Results Management
This rapid assessment guide offers a method for evaluating a country's
results management capacity. It is based on five building blocks of
results management. By posing questions on each building block, the
guide creates an overall picture of the country's capacity to manage
for development results. The outcome of this rapid assessment can serve
as a basis for the design and implementation of capacity building initiatives
for the country.
Country Initiatives
 PhilippinesCircumstances coalesce to provide an opportunity to revitalize the ADB-Philippines development partnership. The Government has shown strong ownership and commitment to formulate and implement a conducive macroeconomic management framework for achieving its development agenda. A beginning has been made to reduce the consolidated fiscal deficit. The new strategy capitalizes on this framework, the Government’s Medium-Term Philippine Development Plan for 2004-2010, and derives from lessons-learned that flow from recent evaluations of the effectiveness of ADB’s past operations. |
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MfDR In Focus
 Despite
rapid economic growth in Asia and the Pacific, millions remain poor. Given
our limited resources, how can ADB
help reduce poverty in the region?What's New?
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