ADB at a Glance

ADB, based in Manila, is dedicated to reducing poverty in Asia and the Pacific through inclusive economic growth, environmentally sustainable growth and regional integration. Established in 1966, it is owned by 67 members -- 48 from the region.

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Inclusive and Sustainable Transport

How do you provide access to jobs, markets, hospitals, and schools without creating more congestion, air pollution, traffic accidents, and greenhouse gas emissions?

Food Security in Asia and the Pacific

The world is facing a perilous convergence of depleting natural resources - of water, good land, energy, nutrients, technology, fish and stable climates.

ADO Update 2012: Growth Outlook

Developing Asia’s growth is slowing faster than anticipated in the Asian Development Outlook 2012. Deceleration in the region’s two giants - the People’s Republic of China and India - and major exporting economies is tempering earlier optimism.

ADO Update 2012: Services and Asia's Future Growth

Developing Asia’s growth is slowing faster than anticipated in the Asian Development Outlook 2012. Deceleration in the region’s two giants - the People’s Republic of China and India - and major exporting economies is tempering earlier optimism.

Greater Mekong Subregion: Twenty Years of Partnership

In 1992, six countries were brought together into a program of economic cooperation. 20 years later, what has the Greater Mekong Subregion achieved?

Infrastructure Development in the Greater Mekong Subregion

Over the course of two decades, the GMS Program has invested about $15 billion in projects covering subregional roads, airports and railways, power facilities, tourism infrastructure, and communicable disease prevention.

Green Urbanization in Asia

By 2025, possibly 21 out of 37 of the world's megacities - cities with 10 million or more people - will be from the Asia and Pacific region. How can the region cope with this rapid urbanization while maintaining environmental sustainability?

The PRC: Carbon Capture and Storage

In the People's Republic of China, there is a rapid increase in electricity demand and a heavy realiance on its vast coal reserves as a result of an energy-intensive economic growth. Here's how ADB is helping the country decarbonize its power sector.

Philippines: The PINAI Fund

In the Philippines, a $625 million private equity fund - the largest and first of its kind in the country - will invest in core infrastructure assets. Find out which sectors this fund will initially focus on.

Rising Asian Economic Integration

Greater integration brings benefits but also potentially huge risks, meaning Asian governments must work together to put in place policies and structures to ensure the region minimizes those risks and reaps the benefits, the ADB said in its new Asian Economic Integration Monitor.