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News Releases
22 Apr 2013
ADB Assistance Tops $21.5 Billion in 2012
ADB approved $21.57 billion in financing operations including cofinancing last year, according to ADB’s 2012 Annual Report, released ahead of its 46th Annual Meeting of the Board of Governors to be held 2–5 May in Delhi, India.
18 Feb 2013
Companies Registry Goes Online in Samoa
A new online Companies Registry, which was funded by ADB and will improve efficiency of business processes in Samoa, will be launched today by the Ministry of Commerce.
28 Dec 2012
ADB Provides $500,000 to Samoa for Cyclone Relief Efforts
ADB is providing a $500,000 emergency grant to the Government of Samoa to help fund humanitarian and relief efforts for those affected by Cyclone Evan. The funds will be used to supply a wide variety of essential needs and services to people affected by the disaster, and will also support rehabilitation work.
10 Dec 2012
Improved Budget Management Protects Pacific Countries Against Global Effects
Fiscal positions in small island economies of Kiribati, Nauru, Samoa, Tonga, and Tuvalu improved in 2012, largely due to improved budget performance in the face of a weakening global economic environment, according to the December issue of the Pacific Economic Monitor, released today.
10 Dec 2012
Smallest Pacific Economies Must Build Links, Boost Connections to Thrive - ADB
The smallest Pacific island economies can overcome economic growth challenges related to isolation and low populations by expanding economic links and using technology to build connections, according to the December issue of ADB's Pacific Economic Monitor, released today.
7 Dec 2012
Southeast Asia's Strength Keeps Asia Growth on Track - ADB Report
The surging economies of Southeast Asia have been a bright spot in developing Asia’s otherwise subdued 2012 growth performance, but the broader region should still pick up steam in 2013, says a new ADB report.
6 Dec 2012
ADB Appoints New Vice-President
ADB appointed Bruce Davis as Vice-President (Administration and Corporate Management) on 5 December.
3 Dec 2012
Huge Financing Gap Must Be Filled to Promote Climate-Friendly Technology - ADB
Massive investment is required to develop and deploy climate-friendly technology if global warming is to be halted and developing countries prepared to cope with the adverse consequences of climate change, delegates heard today at the annual global conference on climate change.
20 Nov 2012
Developing Asian Economies Must Focus on Greener, More Inclusive Growth - ADB
While advanced economies gradually rebuild their balance sheets, Asia’s emerging markets need to diversify sources of growth to boost GDP, ADB President Haruhiko Kuroda said today during an address at the Association of Southeast Asian Nations Global Dialogue in Phnom Penh, Cambodia.
7 Nov 2012
Asia and Pacific Countries Receive $160 Million for Climate Change Action
The Climate Investment Funds wrapped up week-long meetings with more than $160 million allocated for developing countries in Asia and the Pacific to expand access to renewable energy, manage forests to conserve their carbon, and build resilience to the adverse impacts of climate change.