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Publications
April 2012
The annual Asian Development Outlook (ADO) provides a comprehensive analysis of economic performance for the past year and offers forecasts for the next 2 years for the 45 economies in Asia and the Pacific that make up developing Asia.
November 2010
This report details the approach taken to address gender inequalities and the gender equality results achieved for seven various sectors, discusses the challenges to addressing gender issues in each sector, summarizes factors that enhanced the quality of project design and implementation, and makes recommendations to maximize gender equity as a driver of change.
September 2010
This report discusses the gender equality results achieved for three projects in Mongolia, summarizes factors that enhanced the quality of project design and implementation, and makes recommendations to maximize gender equity as a driver of change.
December 2005
This report provides an overview of gender issues in areas relevant to ADB operations in Mongolia. It explores progress in gender equality and persisting barriers to women's full contribution to development goals and how ADB operations under the Country Partnership Strategy 2008-2012 can contribute.