Cofinancing Partnerships
In the Spotlight
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Partnering for Development: Donor Report 2017
In 2017, ADB’s operations reached $32.22 billion. Its own commitment of $20.09 billion for loans, grants and investments, and $201 million for technical assistance (TA), leveraged $11.92 billion in cofinancing.
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ADB Signs Agreements with the Republic of Korea to Strengthen Cofinancing and Technical Cooperation
ADB and the Republic of Korea signed two agreements during ADB's 51st Annual Meeting in Manila—an MOU to expand Korea’s cofinancing support for ADB projects in the region, and a cooperation agreement on the Korea–Asia and Pacific Tech Corp Program.
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ADB Operations Reach $32.2 Billion in 2017 — ADB Annual Report
Annual operations of ADB reached a record $32.2 billion in 2017, according to the Annual Report. Cofinancing from bilateral and multilateral agencies and other financing partners amounted to $11.9 billion.
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Partnership Opportunities
Are you looking to channel your resources into sustainable development in Asia and the Pacific? Join us and our partners in working towards an Asia and the Pacific free of poverty.
ADB’s mandate to reduce poverty in Asia and the Pacific requires a scale of investment that can only be partially delivered through its own resources. Strategic partnerships with other development organizations facilitate a wider flow of financial resources and knowledge to help improve development effectiveness throughout the region.
ADB works jointly with international development agencies, multilateral and bilateral institutions, the private sector, and other emerging development partners to fund activities that improve people's lives in the region. More on cofinancing with ADB
ADB also helps developing member country governments and private sector borrowers in securing debt financing from commercial financial institutions for ADB projects on commercial terms. More on commercial cofinancing
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ADB 2017 Operations Reach $28.9 Billion
ADB operations—comprising approvals of loans and grants, technical assistance, and cofinancing—reached $28.9 billion in 2017 in its continued efforts to help meet Asia and the Pacific’s development needs.
This guide is prepared for the staff of ADB and the Department of International Development (DFID) of the United Kingdom to improve the design and implementation of future cofinancing operations.
ADB-DFID Cofinancing Guide
How MDBs Can Unlock Private Finance for Development - Takehiko Nakao
Multilateral development banks should become more innovative and dramatically enhance their efforts to mobilize resources from the private sector.
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$5.80 billion
Commercial cofinancing for investment projects (2017)
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$109 million
Cofinancing for TA projects (2017)
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$11.92 billion
Total cofinancing leveraged (2017)
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$6.05 billion
Official cofinancing for investment projects (2017)