Sri Lanka and ADB
ADB supports Sri Lanka’s reform efforts to address the root causes of the economic crisis with an emphasis on protecting poor and vulnerable people.
ADB continues to be the leading multilateral development partner for Sri Lanka, providing support in transport, energy, and urban sectors, and expanding focus to developing railways and improving higher education.
ADB will support Sri Lanka's transition to upper middle-income country status through its country partnership strategy (CPS) 2018–2022.
You have sent your complaint to the ADB Accountability Mechanism. What happens next? This brochure gives a brief information about the two paths that complainants can choose to follow.
This brochure lays out the steps that were needed to investigate ADB's compliance with its own operational policies and procedures, following complaints received from project-affected persons.
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ADB’s Partnership Report 2023: Climate Action, Sustainable Development is a digital publication that highlights how ADB and its partners accelerated climate action and sustainable development in the Asia and Pacific region in 2023, bolstered by a 44% increase in cofinancing compared to 2022.
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ADB has approved a $350 million special policy-based loan to provide budget support to Sri Lanka for economic stabilization.
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In Sri Lanka, efforts need to be made to promote science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) education for girls to support their employment potential.
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ADB has approved a $100 million policy-based loan to support Sri Lanka’s water supply and sanitation sector reforms to enhance the country’s resilience to climate change impacts and promote long-term sustainability.