Managing for Development Results at ADB

Global MfDR Forums and Initiatives

International Roundtables

ADB co-sponsored the Third International Roundtable on MfDR held in Hanoi, Viet Nam in February 2007. The Third Roundtable reviewed the achievements since the Second Roundtable and charted a way forward.

• Second International Roundtable on Results*
• MfDR Core Principles [ PDF: 155KB | 3 pages ]
• 2004 Action Plan [ PDF: 417KB | 5 pages ]

Aid Effectiveness Forum

ADB actively participated at the Third High Level Forum on Aid Effectiveness* held in September 2008 at Accra, Ghana. To deepen understanding of aid effectiveness issues, build ownership of the Accra agenda, and develop broad consensus around key issues, the international community conducted a number of consultation meetings before the HLF. ADB, together with the Government of Japan, the World Bank and UNDP were the lead organizers of the consultation workshops in the Asia-Pacific Region.

See:

• Accra Agenda for Action [ PDF: 507KB | 8 pages ]
• Paris Declaration* [ PDF: 93KB | 12 pages ]
• 2005 Second High Level Forum on Aid Effectiveness*
• Regional workshops in Bangkok and Bishkek to prepare for the Second High Level Forum

Global Reports

ADB together with the African Development Bank, Inter-American Development Bank, European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, World Bank and International Monetary Fund provides inputs to the preparation of the Global Monitoring Report, which analyzes the support these institutions provide developing countries for achieving the MDGs.

• 2007 Global Monitoring Report*
• 2006 Global Monitoring Report*
• 2005 Global Monitoring Report*

ADB also actively takes part in the the preparation of the Multilateral Development Bank's Common Performance Assessment System (COMPAS), which provides a common ground where the MDBs may jointly report on their own performance.

• 2008 COMPAS
• 2007 COMPAS
• 2006 COMPAS
• 2005 COMPAS

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