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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. -
Building Resilient Societies: Getting Ready for Transformation
Countries in Asia and the Pacific must build resilience to natural hazards and invest in social protection systems if the region is to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals by 2030. -
iACT for Integrity and Respect
ADB remains a steadfast partner of countries in the Asia and Pacific region in fighting corruption and money laundering and improving governance. -
Funding the Fight Against Climate Change
ADB has committed to increase its climate investments up to $6 billion by 2020 for its own resources, of which $4 billion will be for mitigation and $2 billion for adaptation. -
Philippines: Improving Mindanao's Roads
A new ADB loan is supporting the Philippine government to strengthen road networks and spur economic development in Mindanao, the country’s second-largest island with more than 20 million people. -
Gender Equality, Labor and Migration in the People's Republic of China (PRC)
See some of the findings of the new 2017 ADB and International Labor Organisation joint desk review. -
Climate Change in Asia and the Pacific
Scientists warn that the world's climate is changing because of rising greenhouse gas emissions. Here are some glaring numbers that show the impacts of climate change in Asia and the Pacific. -
The CAREC Corridors - Linking Europe and East Asia
CAREC Corridor 1 - the most active of the six corridors - links Europe to East Asia, traversing the Russian Federation border to the People’s Republic of China via Kazakhstan and the Kyrgyz Republic.