The Federated States of Micronesia (FSM) have been working with ADB since 1990, achieving important development gains since. Over time, the focus of ADB assistance shifted. In the early years, there were significant investments in social infrastructure. Subsequently, however, the focus has been more on public sector reform and private sector development.
Thanks to ADB support for public infrastructure, the citizens of FSM have greater access to essential services, including water, sewerage, and power.
This country brief summarizes how the partnership between the Government of the Federated States of Micronesia and ADB has contributed to the development of the country.
Results of ADB-Supported Operations in the Federated States of Micronesia, 2004-2012
As of 31 December 2012 Download Excel file
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Sector/Output |
Outputs Delivered |
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Education |
|
Classrooms built or upgraded (number) |
60 |
|
Students benefiting from school improvement programs or direct support (number) |
2,000 |
|
Water |
|
Water supply pipes installed or upgraded: length of network (kilometers) |
60 |
|
New households served with water supply (number) |
4,585 |
|
The table includes projects completed during the period, and funded by ADB's ordinary capital resources and/or the Asian Development Fund, cofinanciers, and the government. The outputs presented are limited to ADB's core sectors, as defined under Strategy 2020 and tracked through indicators in the ADB Results Framework. ADB monitors progress on these outputs in the annual Development Effectiveness Review. The numbers represent the sum of outputs and beneficiaries of individual projects. Therefore, the beneficiary numbers reported under education—teachers trained, and students benefitting from school improvement programs or direct support—include those who benefited from more than one project.
Source: ADB project completion reports
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Classrooms built or upgraded between 2004-2012: 60
Classrooms cover (i) classrooms; (ii) laboratory rooms, including those for science, computers, and languages; (iii) lecture halls; (iv) libraries and workshop facilities; (v) auditoriums; and (vi) sports facilities, which may include gyms, and basketball and volleyball courts.
Contributing ADB Projects
|
Project Name |
Type of Assistance |
Approval Number |
Approval Date |
Closing Date |
Success Rating at Completion* |
Contribution to Output |
|
33312-013: Basic Social Services |
Loan |
1816 |
20-Dec-00 |
30-Apr-09 |
Partly successful |
60 |
*The above table reflects project ratings from project completion reports. These ratings are updated with those from the project completion report validation reports and/or project/program performance evaluation reports when these reports become available.
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Students benefiting from school improvement programs or direct support between 2004-2012: 2,000
Students benefiting from (i) school improvement programs (at the end of the project); or (ii) having received direct support through scholarships, feeding, or similar programs (total number over the duration of the project). School improvement programs include civil works and provision of equipment or furniture.
Contributing ADB Projects
|
Project Name |
Type of Assistance |
Approval Number |
Approval Date |
Closing Date |
Success Rating at Completion* |
Contribution to Output |
|
33312-013: Basic Social Services |
Loan |
1816 |
20-Dec-00 |
30-Apr-09 |
Partly successful |
2,000 |
*The above table reflects project ratings from project completion reports. These ratings are updated with those from the project completion report validation reports and/or project/program performance evaluation reports when these reports become available.
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Water supply pipes installed or upgraded: length of network between 2004-2012: 60 kilometers
All sizes of pipes intended to transport water for urban water use for domestic and (non agricultural) business purposes, expressed in their aggregate length in the network, irrespective of pipe diameter, comprising mains as well as reticulation pipes. Both new and repaired/upgraded pipes are aggregated and they are not distinguished through subindicators.
Contributing ADB Projects
|
Project Name |
Type of Assistance |
Approval Number |
Approval Date |
Closing Date |
Success Rating at Completion* |
Contribution to Output |
|
27465: Water Supply Sanitation Project |
Loan |
1459 |
19-Sep-96 |
04-Feb-04 |
Highly successful / successful |
60 |
|
*The above table reflects project ratings from project completion reports. These ratings are updated with those from the project completion report validation reports and/or project/program performance evaluation reports when these reports become available. |
New households served with water supply between 2004-2012: 4,585
This refers to all additional households that benefit from projects that offer piped or non-piped water supply systems, which is of a higher order than the system that the households used before. Non-piped supply may include standpipes.
Contributing ADB Projects
|
Project Name |
Type of Assistance |
Approval Number |
Approval Date |
Closing Date |
Success Rating at Completion* |
Contribution to Output |
|
27465: Water Supply Sanitation Project |
Loan |
1459 |
19-Sep-96 |
04-Feb-04 |
Highly successful / successful |
4,585 |
|
*The above table reflects project ratings from project completion reports. These ratings are updated with those from the project completion report validation reports and/or project/program performance evaluation reports when these reports become available. |
