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Issue 20 • September 2008
Sourcebook
on Emerging Good Practice in Managing for Development Results, Third Edition
The Sourcebook on Emerging Good Practice in MfDR is a valuable resource
which provides solution-oriented examples of MfDR in action for practitioners
at many levels and in many contexts. By focusing on observable and replicable
interventions, the Sourcebook aims to increase the understanding of MfDR
and illustrate how many stakeholders are effectively implementing MfDR
principles for greater development effectiveness. The Third Edition of
the Sourcebook focuses on the nexus between leadership and MfDR, surveying
how leadership drives effective organizational change for results.
ADB and
Tuvalu Enter into Partnership Strategy
ADB and the Government of Tuvalu have entered into a new Country Partnership
Strategy (CPS) that will support budget management and good governance.
“ADB remains committed to improving public finance management and
accountability in Tuvalu, in line with the government’s national
development strategy,” said S. Hafeez Rahman, Director General of
ADB’s Pacific Department. Government expenditure is the main driver
of economic activity in Tuvalu.
ADB and
Samoa Enter into Partnership Strategy
ADB and the Government of Samoa entered into a new Country Partnership
Strategy (CPS) 2008 – 2012 which focuses on improved delivery of
power, water, sanitation, and education services through private sector
participation. “The CPS is expected to improve growth prospects
and living standards, especially for disadvantaged members of the community,”
said S. Hafeez Rahman, Director General of ADB’s Pacific Department.
Recent Additions to the MfDR Resource Center
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the Resource Center
Country Spotlight:
Bangladesh
ADB's new country strategy and program (CSP) for Bangladesh, covering
2006-2010, is one of the first CSPs prepared using a results-based approach
and formulated in collaboration with other development agencies. The strategy
for Bangladesh is aligned with the Government's priorities. ADB will play
a major role in supporting policy and institutional reforms to increase
sector efficiency in the energy, transport, education, urban health, and
urban water supply and sanitation sectors.
Featured MfDR Tool:
MfDR E-Learning Tool
An introductory interactive course on MfDR. Upon completing the e-learning
tool, users will be able to understand key MfDR concepts and phases, and
apply these at the organizational level.
>>See other
MfDR tools
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