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FinDev and IDFC are an important step forward in efforts to scale up the mobilization of private funds for development.
Energy efficiency gains will cut diesel consumption, lower generation costs, and help Nauru reduce CO2 emissions.
Private investment is key to Asia’s prosperity. ADB works with private sector clients to empower communities in many ways—like building the infrastructure they need, boosting farmer incomes, and delivering clean energy supplies.
A geothermal power project in South Sumatra is expected to generate more than 90MW of electricity, which will power up to 130,000 homes. The project also supports livelihood improvement of locals, especially rural women.
ADB's Trade Finance Program fills market gaps for trade finance by providing guarantees and loans to banks to support trade. This fact sheet presents the highlights of the program for 2017.
Papua New Guinea (PNG) and ADB have been partners in development since 1971. ADB is PNG's largest multilateral partner and provides lending and technical assistance with a focus on the development and improvement of transport and energy infrastructure, health services, and private sector participation.
Papua New Guinea needs reliable national transport networks to unlock its economic potential.
Access to quality health care is a major challenge in Papua New Guinea. The government works with its development partners, like ADB, to make health care more accessible.
The country operations and business plan (COBP), 2019–2021 of ADB for Papua New Guinea is consistent with ADB’s country partnership strategy, (CPS) 2016–2020 and the Government of Papua New Guinea’s national development plans. This COBP focuses on the five priority areas of the CPS: (i) transport, (ii) energy, (iii) health, (iv) water and other urban infrastructure and services, and (v) public sector management.
Papua New Guinea (PNG) and ADB have been partners in development since 1971. ADB is PNG's largest multilateral partner and provides lending and technical assistance with a focus on the development and improvement of transport and energy infrastructure, health services, and private sector participation.
Increase access to electricity will help create economic opportunities and support better social outcomes in Papua New Guinea. ADB is supporting the government’s energy program with $238 million of ongoing investments.
Papua New Guinea Deputy Prime Minister Charles Abel shares updates on the country's development priorities, partnership with ADB and opportunities in hosting APEC 2018.
Papua New Guinea needs a diverse economy and an enabling business environment to support long-term growth. ADB investments in the country supports private sector activities and economic productivity.
Economic research and statistical work contributes to knowledge generation in ADB and help strengthen its institutional priorities and effectiveness of country operations.
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