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Review of the Asian Development Bank's Policy on the Performance-Based Allocation of Asian Development Fund Resources
| Date: | November 2004 |
| Subject: | ADB administration and governance; ADB funds and products |
Description
Before the Policy on Performance-Based Allocation for Asian Development Fund Resources was approved in March 2001, Asian Development Fund (ADF) allocation decisions were based largely on country-specific considerations. Although performance played a role in decisions, its influence on allocations was not concerted or transparent. Following adoption of the Asian Development Bank
Contents
- Executive Summary
- Introduction
- The Performance-Based Allocation Policy
- Lessons, Issues, and Directions
- Enhancements to the Policy
- Implementation
- Recommendation
- Appendixes