Cofinancing Partnerships
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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
Latest
ADB Approves Over $210 Million in LEAP Financing in First Year of Operation
ADB has approved two projects worth over $210 million in debt financing from the Leading Asia’s Private Infrastructure Fund (LEAP) in its first year of operation.ADB, KfW Scale Up Cofinancing Partnership with Additional $2 Billion
ADB and the German development bank KfW today agreed to scale up their existing cofinancing partnership with an additional $2 billion over the next 3 years until 2020 to continue promoting development in the Asia and Pacific region.ADB Expands Clean Energy Project in India with AIIB Cofinancing
ADB has agreed to finance additional power transmission network components with cofinancing from AIIB that will connect with an ADB-financed Green Energy Corridor and Grid Strengthening Project in India.
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$5.60 billion
Commercial cofinancing for investment projects (2016)
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$148 million
Cofinancing for TA projects (2016)
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$8.32 billion
Official cofinancing for investment projects (2016)
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$14.06 billion
Total cofinancing leveraged (2016)