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Manage4Results Email Newsletter Archives
Issue 25 • March 2009

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Spotlight:

ADB and Afghanistan Agree on New, Five-Year Strategic Partnership
ADB and the Government of Afghanistan have forged a new Country Partnership Strategy 2009-2013 that retains a sharp focus on investments that will bolster the country's energy, transport, and irrigation sectors.

See also:
MfDR in Afghanistan
ADB has assumed a key role since September 2001 in the international community's efforts to plan for and assist in Afghanistan's reconstruction.

Country Partnership Strategy (CPS)
The CPS is prepared with the developing member country's active participation through extensive consultation with government and other country stakeholders.

ADB, Pakistan Outline Strategic Priorities In Five-Year Plan
ADB and and the Government of Pakistan have designed a major new strategic partnership aimed at promoting inclusive and sustainable economic growth through structural reforms and investment in the energy and infrastructure sectors.

TA No. 7190 - Harmonization and Development Effectiveness in the Philippines
The impact of this technical assistance grant will be more efficient and effective development through better coordinated and accountable management of the implementation of Paris Declaration commitments in the Philippines.

Launch of the Capacity Development Facility for Development Effectiveness
The Capacity Development Facility for Development Effectiveness (CDDE) supports innovations and provides long-term capacity development support for country level implementation of the Paris Declaration and the Accra Agenda for Action up to 2011, for improved development effectiveness. At the two-day event, participants exchanged concrete lessons learned from the region on localizing and implementing the Paris and Accra principles at country level, with the intention of continuing this learning through small scale peer-peer/south-south initiatives that support the implementation of aid policy in the region.


New Additions to the MfDR Resource Center

  1. Jakarta Commitment: Aid for Development Effectiveness, Indonesia's Road Map to 2014 [ PDF ]
  2. Aid Effectiveness in Cambodia [ PDF ]
  3. Primer on Development and Aid Effectiveness [ PDF ]
  4. UNDP Capacity Development and Aid Effectiveness

Country Spotlight:

Maldives
ADB’s strategy for 2007–2011 is fully aligned with the goals and objectives of the Government's Seventh National Development Plan and has been closely aligned with those of development partners. ADB’s assistance is focused on those areas in which it has a strong, proven performance record in the Maldives and for which the Government clearly wants ADB’s assistance.

A sequenced approach to providing ADB support has been defined. During the first phase, a holistic set of capacity-development interventions will be supported. Once readiness is secured, ADB’s second phase of assistance will include strategic support for investments and sector reform in transport, power, and small to medium-sized enterprise development. Given the Maldives’ graduation to the status of middle-income country in December 2004 (the effectiveness of which was postponed to January 2011 due to the tsunami), ADB will also explore the possibilities of undertaking nonsovereign operations.


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