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Private Sector Development Strategy
| Date: | March 2000 |
| Subject: | ADB administration and governance; Private sector |
Description
Identifying the private sector as the key to sustainable, rapid growth, the private sector development (PSD) strategy aims to help expand and strengthen private sector participation in the development of the DMCs. The strategy is designed to provide a systematic and coherent framework within which ADB will seek to promote the private sector to support growth and reduce poverty. Comprising the strategy are three thrusts of ADB
Contents
- The Need for a Strategy
- The Strategy
- The Required Internal Changes
- The Implementation Plan
- Appendixes