Bhutan: Country Partnership Strategy (2014-2018)
Institutional Document | June 2014
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This Country Partnership Strategy defines ADB's strategic approach in Bhutan for 2014–2018.
Linked Documents
- Economic Analysis (Summary): Asian Development Outlook (Bhutan)
- Poverty Analysis (Summary)
- Gender Analysis (Summary)
- Environment Assessment (Summary)
- Private Sector Assessment (Summary)
- Sector Assessment (Summary): Energy
- Sector Assessment (Summary): Finance
- Sector Assessment (Summary): Transport
- Sector Assessment (Summary): Water and Other Urban Infrastructure and Services
- Risk Assessment and Risk Management Plan (Summary)
- Country and Portfolio Indicators
- Country Performance Assessment Ratings
- Country Cost-Sharing Arrangements and Eligible Expenditure Financing Parameters
- Country Partnership Strategy Formulation
- Country Partnership Strategy (2010-2012) Final Review
- Country Operations Business Plan
- Country Partnership Strategy Final Review Validation
- Sector Assessment (Summary): Agriculture, Natural Resources and Rural Development
- Sector Assessment (Summary): Education
- Regional Cooperation and Integration Assessment
- Climate Change Country Risk Assessment
- Knowledge Management Action Plan
The Country Partnership Strategy for 2014–2018 is aligned with ADB's midterm review of Strategy 2020 and comparative strengths, and Bhutan’s own development strategy. The new strategy also complements efforts by other development partners.
The new strategy will support three strategic pillars: inclusive economic growth, environmentally sustainable growth, and regional cooperation and integration. The priority sectors of ADB lending operations under this strategy will continue to be (i) energy, (ii) finance, (iii) transport, and (iv) water and other urban infrastructure and services.
Contents
- Country at a Glance
- Development Trends and Issues
- The Country Strategy
- Strategy Implementation
- Results Management
- Appendixes
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