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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
ADB's
Progress on Aid Effectiveness: 2010 Update [
PDF ]This report updates the progress by ADB in meeting its commitments under the 2005 Paris Declaration on Aid Effectiveness and the 2008 Accra Agenda for Action. It finds that ADB as a whole continued to meet the targets on five of the nine relevant Paris Declaration indicators in 2009: aligning aid with national priorities, coordinating technical assistance, using country public financial management systems, reducing parallel project implementation units, and increasing joint missions. It also made significant progress in joint country analytical work.
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What is MfDR?
MfDR is an approach focused on development outcomes throughout
the management cycle. It enables informed decision-making by integrating
a results focus across four mutually-reinforcing core management functions.
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