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Issue 29 • July 2009
Spotlight:
 Now
Available: 2008 Development Effectiveness Review
The Development Effectiveness Review (DEfR), an annual report by ADB's
management, assesses ADB’s progress in implementing its long-term
strategic framework, the Strategy 2020. The review covers all operations
financed by the Asian Development Fund and ordinary capital resources.
It presents emerging trends and identifies actions for improving corporate
performance.The DEfR is a key element in mainstreaming the managing
for development results approach in ADB's operations.
 Strategy
2020
ADB's Strategy 2020, approved in April 2008, reaffirms both ADB’s
vision of an Asia and Pacific free of poverty and mission to help its
developing member countries improve their living conditions and quality
of life.
 Asian
Development Fund
ADF, funded by ADB's donor member countries, offers loans at very low
interest rates and grants that help reduce poverty in ADB's poorest
borrowing countries.
Other Web Updates
New Additions to the MfDR Resource Center
- Measuring
Sustainable Development: Theory and Application
- Gender
Equality Results in ADB Projects
- Gender
Action Plans and Gender Equality Results: Rapid Gender Assessments of
ADB Projects (Synthesis Report)
>> Search ADB's MfDR Resource
Center, with over 500 documents related to MfDR
Featured MfDR Tool
Development
Indicators Reference Manual
This manual aims to provide both data users and data producers in ADB,
other institutions, and ADB member countries with up-to-date, internationally
accepted statistical concepts and definitions.
>> See other MfDR Guidelines and
Tools
Country Spotlight:
 People's
Republic of China
ADB's country partnership strategy (CPS) for 2008–2010 builds on the successful lending and technical assistance program of ADB in the PRC spanning the past 20 years. To remain successful and relevant, ADB will be more responsive to the PRC’s rapidly changing needs. ADB's assistance during the CPS period will respond to economic and social development challenges in the PRC and be guided by the Government’s priorities and ADB’s strategic directions. The underlying theme driving the CPS will be enhanced value addition through emphasis on knowledge, innovation, and governance.
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