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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India: End-to-End Connection

In India, more than 3/5 of its population live in rural areas. Take a look at how an ADB-supported program will help connect thousands of people living in remote areas to major transport grid.

Solutions for Urban Transport

Why is the car of the worst mode of transportation in a dense urban city?

Afghanistan: Moving Forward to the Future

By the end of 2014, foreign troops will pull out of Afghanistan. Take a look at how ADB projects are helping the country be self-reliant, with infrastructure development and regional cooperation.

Ecological Footprint and Investment in Natural Capital

See which countries have the largest and smallest ecological footprint in Asia.

Philippines: Lighting Up the Boni Tunnel

A poorly lit four-lane tunnel that crosses one of Metro Manila’s key thoroughfares has been illuminated using solar technology and a public-private partnership supported by ADB. The sub-standard lights of the Boni Tunnel, which intersects EDSA, were replaced with solar-powered light emitting diodes or LEDs.

Taking the Right Road to Inclusive Growth

Can the Philippines walk on two legs? A comprehensive study by ADB suggests that stronger footholds in modern services and traditional industry could help.

Asian Development Outlook 2012

Although developing Asia has made great strides in raising living standards and reducing poverty, swelling income disparities threaten to undermine that success.