Development Effectiveness and Results

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  • Standard Explanatory Data Indicator Definitions

    Standard explanatory data indicators (SEDIs) allow ADB to systematically assess broader performance data while avoiding undue proliferation of indicators. Although not formally part of the framework, it enables ADB to provide consistent and reliable performance information to external stakeholders, assess performance more rigorously to identify bottlenecks and inform action planning, and collect baseline data for future indicators.

  • Development Effectiveness Review 2016 Report

    The 2016 Development Effectiveness Review is the fourth and final annual report under ADB’s 4-year corporate results framework for 2013–2016. This report takes stock of the performances by ADB and the Asia and Pacific region it serves on 91 results indicators, using data and targets for selected periods spanning 2010–2016.

  • Bangladesh: Development Effectiveness Brief 2017

    ADB has been contributing to economic development and reforms in Bangladesh, with a cumulative assistance of 265 loans and 419 technical assistance projects as of December 2016.

  • Together We Deliver 2015: Partnerships against Poverty

    Strong partnerships create better development outcomes. Fourteen stories from across Asia and the Pacific demonstrate how the hard work of ADB’s developing member countries in partnership with ADB project teams and other partners continues to change people’s lives.

Providing the right development aid is not only about the size of the loan or the number of roads or schools built. It is about knowing the loan is improving people’s lives in a sustainable way.

It is about ensuring that the school educates children with skills to support a country’s economic future, or that when a new highway is built, it not only spurs growth and fosters trade but also brings tangible benefits to surrounding communities.

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