Cooperation Fund for the Water Sector
ADB’s Cooperation Fund for the Water Sector, established in 2001, catalyzed the implementation of ADB’s Water for All Policy in the Asia and the Pacific region.
The Cooperation Fund for the Water Sector (CFWS) is a multi-donor facility established to help catalyze the implementation of ADB's Water Policy in its developing member countries. ADB's Board of Directors established the CFWS in December 2001.
CFWS finances a coherent program of activities designed to promote effective water management policies and practices in the Asia and the Pacific region. The CFWS’s objectives are to:
- add value to the water projects carried out by ADB’s Regional Departments
- increase synergy in ADB’s water sector operations
- strengthen regional cooperation
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Program of Activities Read more about CFWS activities that address the priority needs of ADB and its DMCs. |
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CFWS Partners Get to know the major contributors to the CFWS. |
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Medium-Term Strategy Discover how the CFWS’ approach brings water reforms in the Asia-Pacific region. |
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Implementation Arrangements Read about the CFWS’ implementation, monitoring, and evaluation mechanisms. |
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CFWS Opportunities Discover how you can participate in the CFWS activities. |
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Fund Management Find out how the CFWS' resources are managed and allocated. |
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Related Materials and Links View related documents and websites of other initiatives similar to the CFWS. |
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Progress Report: Cooperation Fund for the Water Sector (January - June 2009) [ PDF ]
View accomplishments in each program of activities
View accomplishments in each program of activities
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