Timor Leste | Asian Development Bank

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Overview

Timor-Leste has initiated a new development phase—funded by offshore petroleum revenue—that is pursuing a high rate of sustainable economic growth through the conversion of petroleum wealth into human and physical capital.

In 2011–2015, ADB will help the government achieve this fast tracking of development by supporting the upgrade of the country's infrastructure and complementary initiatives.