In the south west of the People's Republic of China, a vast infrastructure project creates jobs and an economic boom - and a showcase for greener practices.
In the south west of the People's Republic of China, a vast infrastructure project creates jobs and an economic boom - and a showcase for greener practices.
Carbon emissions are rising faster from global value chains than any other source, especially in developing Asia. How can we address this environmental challenge while maximizing the economic benefits of globalization?
ADB works with the Government of Mongolia to achieve more efficient and cost effective trade flows across four major border crossing points, paving the way for increased trade with neighboring countries.
Since 1992, the Asian Development Bank (ADB) has been a major partner in Mongolia’s transport sector development. ADB’s assistance has focused on urban and rural roads, civil aviation, railways, and logistics development.
ADB is working extensively with the Government of Mongolia and the Municipality of Ulaanbaatar to respond to the urgent demand for basic urban services and infrastructure in the congested capital city.