Apps for Asia Winners Featured at ADB Annual Meeting

ADB and Microsoft Corp. will showcase the Apps For Asia – Redesigning Development Program that includes concepts for mobile applications that track water usage, consolidate the most sought-after emergency services, monitor medication use among tuberculosis patients, and help public transit users plan travel. Read More

Asian Youth Forum: Empowering Young Partners for Development

The Youth Forum, from 30 April to 1 May, aims at empowering young participants (ages 18-24) to learn, contribute, and advocate solutions to issues that young people face today. Read More

In India, Communities Manage Water Resources, Empower Women

Associations that put Indian farmers in control of water for irrigation nearly foundered until an ADB-supported project stepped in. Read More

Harnessing Creative Power for Development

Independent software developers have an opportunity to create sustainable solutions for the developmental needs of the poor across the Asia-Pacific. Read More

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