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Japan Special Fund Annual Report 2005

The Japan Special Fund (JSF), established in March 1988, has actively pursued its mandate to support the efforts of the Asian Development Bank (ADB) to promote the social and economic progress of the Asia and Pacific region by contributing to the financing of ADB’s technical assistance program in its developing member countries (DMCs).

The JSF’s role has become even more important since 1999, when ADB refocused its goals on poverty reduction. ADB’s DMCs must now confront extensive poverty and its corresponding social ills.

To respond to this challenge, the JSF has evolved into a significant partner in combating Asia’s poverty and furthering ADB’s development activities and plans to improve the quality of life in the region in areas such as health, education, and infrastructure improvement.

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Contents

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1. Basic Facts and Key Features [ PDF: 17kb | 1 page ]
2. Japan Special Fund Operations in 2005 [ PDF: 296kb | 16 pages ]
1. Operational Highlights
2. Recognition of Japan Special Fund Assistance
3. Evaluation of Technical Assistance Projects Financed by the Japan Special Fund
4. Contributions from the Government of Japan
5. Balance of Contributions Available for New Commitments
6. Review of Activities
7. Financial Statements
8. Home Page

Appendixes [ PDF: 449kb | 116 pages ]

1. The 64 Members of the Asian Development Bank
2. Japan Special Fund Technical Assistance Approvals by ADB in 2005
3. Financially Closed Japan Special Fund Technical Assistance Grants, 1988-2005
4. Completed (but not yet closed) Japan Special Fund Technical Assistance Grants, 1988-2005
5. Ongoing Japan Special Fund Technical Assistance Grants, 1988-2005
6. Use of the Japan Special Fund
7. Sector Distribution of Japan Special Fund Grants
8. Financial Statements