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ADB has approved the eligibility of Sri Lanka to access concessional financing. The availability of concessional assistance, offered at low interest rates, broadens Sri Lanka’s options to bridge its urgent development financing needs to restore economic stability and deliver essential services, particularly to the poor and vulnerable.
Bank Pembangunan Asia (Asian Development Bank / ADB) menandatangani pinjaman biru tersertifikasi senilai $44,2 juta dengan PT ALBA Tridi Plastics Recycling Indonesia, bagian dari ALBA Group Asia, untuk membangun fasilitas daur ulang polietilena tereftalat (PET/polyethylene terephthalate) di Jawa Tengah.
ADB signed a $44.2 million blue loan with PT ALBA Tridi Plastics Recycling Indonesia, an ALBA Group Asia company, to establish a polyethylene terephthalate (PET) recycling facility in Central Java.
ADB and the governments of Australia and Papua New Guinea today launched a cofinanced project to improve the country’s technical and vocational education and training program.
ADB has launched a new country partnership strategy for India with a focus on deepening its engagement with the country and supporting India’s drive for robust, climate-resilient, and inclusive growth.
A supportive ecosystem for startups has been established in the Philippines, providing a platform for the development of innovative enterprises, according to a new report by ADB.
A new report by ADB shows improvements in Pacific women’s economic empowerment but warns closing the gender gap will be critical to driving long-term inclusive and sustainable economic growth.
Согласно новому исследованию Азиатского Банка Развития (АБР), Азербайджан мог бы создать 42.000 новых рабочих мест в своих ведущих секторах к 2025-му году, при условии обеспечения страной перспективной политики и рабочей силы, направленных на поддержание трансформации в рамках Четвертой Индустриальной Революции (4ИР).
Azerbaijan could create 42,000 new jobs in its key industries by 2025, if the country develops promising policies and workforce to support the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) transformation, says a new Asian Development Bank (ADB) study.
Azerbaijan could create 42,000 new jobs in its key industries by 2025, if the country develops promising policies and workforce to support the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) transformation, says a new Asian Development Bank (ADB) study.