Tajikistan and ADB
In the Spotlight
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Plant Technology Upgrade Helps Stabilize Energy Supply in Tajikistan
The Asian Development Bank helped Tajikistan upgrade and modernize the Nurek hydropower plant, which produces around 60% of the nation’s electricity, providing a more reliable and stable energy supply that supports economic growth in the country and its neighbors.
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Training Tajikistan's Youth for Tomorrow's Jobs
Tajikistan is rich with clean energy resources with an average of 320 sunny days in a year. ADB and the Clean Energy Fund helped upgrade the facilities of the Tajikistan Energy Institute to better prepare its 2,000 students for a career in the country’s growing clean energy sector.
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ADB, Tajikistan Celebrate 20 Years of Development Partnership
ADB Vice-President Mr. Wencai Zhang on 13 August met with the Prime Minister of the Republic of Tajikistan Mr. Kohir Rasulzoda, First Deputy Prime Minister and ADB Governor Mr. Davlatali Said, Economic Development and Trade Minister and ADB Alternate Governor Mr. Nematullo Khikmatullozoda and other senior government officials in Dushanbe.
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Upgraded Tajikistan Road Drives Regional Cooperation and Trade in Central Asia
Tajikistan and ADB upgraded the Dushanbe-Tursunzade road which is part of the CAREC Corridor 3 that spans almost 7,000 kilometers. The improved vital road connects the country to its neighbors and opens up opportunities for trade and commerce.
With some of the world’s highest mountains covering a staggering 93% of its territory, Tajikistan faces some obvious obstacles to its development. These include unstable food security, limited transport connectivity, and low levels of private investment.
Due to its narrow economic base and a heavy reliance on remittances by labor migrants, Tajikistan’s economy remains vulnerable to external shocks.
ADB's country partnership strategy, 2016–2020 for Tajikistan has broad objectives to diversify the economy and create more high-income jobs.
Tajikistan is a member of the Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Program.
Latest
ADB Grant to Improve Maternal and Child Health Care in Tajikistan
ADB has approved a $32 million grant to help the Government of Tajikistan improve healthcare services in three districts of Fayzobod, Rasht, and Shamsiddin Shohin.
ADB Plans Over $300 Million to Support Tajikistan's Development in 2019–2021
ADB's updated 2019–2021 country program for Tajikistan focuses on supporting road and energy development, private sector development, education and healthcare improvement, food security, and municipal infrastructure.
Trade openness is negatively correlated with labor income share.
Globalization, Structural Transformation, and the Labor Income Share
Projects in Tajikistan
Proposed
- Using Information and Communications Technology to Enhance Efficiency in Agriculture in the Islamic Republic of Pakistan and the Republic of Tajikistan
- Climate-Resilient Dairy Value Chain Development Project
- Skills and Competitiveness Sector Development Program
- Sughdneft Expansion Project
- Implementing Integrated Trade Agenda in CAREC
Approved/Active
- Enhancing Project Readiness and Implementation in Central and West Asia
- Support for Innovation and Technology Partnerships in Asia and the Pacific
- Regional Cooperation on Increasing Cross-Border Energy Trading within the Central Asian Power System
- Maternal and Child Health Integrated Care Project
- Railway Sector Development in Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation Countries
Closed
- Investment Climate Reforms Program - Subprogram 2
- Achieving Food Security through Climate Resilience Dairy Value Chain Development
- Investment Climate Reforms Program (Subprogram 1)
- Asian Development Outlook 2016-2018 - Asian Development Outlook 2016 (Subproject 1)
- CAREC Corridors 2, 5, and 6 (Dushanbe–Kurgonteppa) Road Project
