Marshall Islands | Asian Development Bank

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Overview

The development of the Marshall Islands is constrained by underlying fragile conditions and has been further challenged by the global economic downturn and high food and fuel price rises.

ADB's country operations business plan, 2012–2014, prioritizes a program loan and a number of technical assistance projects to support the Marshall Islands' macroeconomic and fiscal management, private sector development, human capacity development, and engagement on the issues of the environment and climate change.