Policies, Strategies, and Plans

The fragile and conflict-affected situations (FCAS) and small island developing states (SIDS) approach—or FSA—represents a new way of doing business for ADB’s most vulnerable developing member countries.

This report is prepared in accordance with the paper on Enhancing Operational Efficiency of the Asian Development Bank (ADB). Institutional financing partnership contributions comprise contributions committed to single or multi-donor trust funds, financing partnership facilities, framework arrangements, and global funding initiatives.

This paper proposes clarifications to the APVAX policy to ensure that ADB can flexibly meet DMC demands for vaccine support under a transparent and systematic framework while also providing adequate resources for non-COVID-19 operations.

This is a draft energy policy document  for public consultation.

This document lays out the vision and strategy of ADB for sustainable urban development programs, projects, and technical assistance in its Pacific developing member countries from 2021 to 2025.

Given the developments since the start of the pandemic, ADB Management considers this an opportune time to review and update the APVAX vaccine eligibility criteria and requests Board approval to modify the criteria.

The Safeguard Policy review and update (SPRU) process will adopt a robust Stakeholder Engagement Plan (SEP). The SEP describes the process and content for engagement with stakeholders throughout the SPRU process. The SEP adopts an inclusive and transparent consultation process to solicit feedback from the government, private sector, civil society organizations, affected communities, and other stakeholders that may be identified in the course of the review.

This document is a compilation of definitions and methodologies for the tracking indicators defined in ADB Corporate Results Framework, 2019–2024.

This document is a compilation of definitions and methodologies for the results framework indicators defined in ADB Corporate Results Framework, 2019–2024.

The publication discusses how the Knowledge Management Action Plan (KMAP) 2021–2025 connects ADB-wide reforms to improve how knowledge is managed across its business processes and operations.