ADB has approved capital management reforms that unlock $100 billion in new funding capacity over the next decade to address the region’s overlapping, simultaneous crises. The expansion of available funds will be further leveraged through mobilizing private and domestic capital to move from the billions to trillions required to tackle the climate crisis.
ADB has approved a €66.1 (equivalent to $72.3 million) million loan as additional financing to support the Government of Armenia in building earthquake-resilient schools and strengthening its capacity for seismic disaster risk management.
Will Asia’s seniors have adequate financial, medical, and social resources to thrive? The latest Malaysia Ageing and Retirement Survey provides data to better target the needs of older persons today and in the future.
ADB has approved a $300 million equivalent loan to catalyze green and inclusive transformation in Changzhi Municipality, Shanxi Province, in the People’s Republic of China.
ADB has approved capital management reforms that unlock $100 billion in new funding capacity over the next decade to address the region’s overlapping, simultaneous crises. The expansion of available funds will be further leveraged through mobilizing private and domestic capital to move from the billions to trillions required to tackle the climate crisis.
Armenia faces severe water challenges due to climate change and needs immediate and long-term strategies to safeguard its water resources and ensure sustainable agriculture.
Kelly Hewitt, an ADB Principal Energy Specialist with more than 25 years of experience in gas market regulation and reform, energy efficiency, climate mitigation, and renewable energy, defines key terms related to battery storage for renewable energy.
ADB statisticians Arturo Martinez Jr. and Joseph Albert Nino Bulan answer questions on how the increased cost of living crisis threatens to push many back into poverty in Asia and the Pacific, based on their research for Key Indicators for Asia and the Pacific 2023.
This workshop will examine monetary policy, banking and finance, and central banking imperatives across developing Asia and the Pacific.
The 2023 ADBI Annual Conference will provide a midway assessment of the Sustainable Development Goals and feature rigorous research and panel discussions on the required reforms and policy solutions to accelerate the achievement of the Goals.
This training program, led by Stanford University professor Francis Fukuyama and faculty, will address challenges faced by public sector leaders as they foster economic growth through infrastructure development in politically charged environments.
ADB, in partnership with Stanford University, will be conducting a three-day workshop on “Transforming Policy and Investment through Mainstreaming Natural Capital Assessment and Accounting in Projects” on 7 – 9 November 2023.