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Asian Development Outlook 2019: Growth Outlook
Developing Asia continues to post strong growth, but growth is expected to moderate given softer global economic activity and prolonged trade tensions. -
Climate Finance in 2018
ADB is committing $80 billion in climate finance cumulatively between 2019 and 2030, and is ensuring that at least 75% of its projects will address climate change mitigation and adaptation by 2030. -
Recent Significant Disasters in the Asia and Pacific Region
The recent disasters that affected Indonesia and Nepal serve as a call to risk-prone countries throughout Asia and the Pacific to build and vigilantly maintain resilience to catastrophes. -
Gender Equality and the Sustainable Development Goals in Asia and the Pacific
The ADB-UN Women Report is the first comprehensive review of the status of women and girls in Asia and the Pacific under the Sustainable Development Goals. -
Asian Development Outlook 2018 Update: Growth Outlook
Developing Asia continues to enjoy steady growth from robust domestic demand and higher than expected prices for oil and gas exporters, but escalating trade tensions and tighter global liquidity are causes for concern in 2019. -
People's Republic of China: Support for the Yangtze River Economic Belt
An ADB assistance framework for the People's Republic of China's Yangtze River Economic Belt is key to helping the country achieve its goals of inclusive and sustainable growth. -
Regional Microfinance Risk Participation and Guarantee Program
Across Asia and the Pacific, many microfinance institutions still struggle to obtain commercial finance to fund their growth. In response, ADB set up a program to bridge this gap, ensuring financial services reach the poor. -
ADB's Private Sector Operations
ADB's 2017 private sector transactions contribute to key strategic priorities and stimulates development, climate protection, economic growth, and access to basic services. -
Asian Development Outlook 2018: Growth Outlook
Developing Asia continues to enjoy steady growth and buoyant prospects. The region is forecast to expand from both solid export demand and rapidly expanding domestic demand. -
Greater Mekong Subregion: 25 Years of Successful Cooperation
In 1992, the Greater Mekong Subregion emerged from a long period of conflict with inadequate infrastructure. With ADB support, the GMS Economic Cooperation Program has ushered in a new era of development.