ADB is committed to achieving a prosperous, inclusive, resilient, and sustainable Asia and the Pacific, while sustaining its efforts to eradicate extreme poverty.
Established in 1966, it is owned by 68 members—49 from the region.
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ADB supports projects in developing member countries that create economic and development impact, delivered through both public and private sector operations, advisory services, and knowledge support.
Financing Partnerships
ADB and its financing partners pool financial resources, share the risks involved, and combine knowledge and technical expertise in planning and implementing development programs or projects.
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In the Spotlight
Managing Director General WooChong Um's Message on ADB’s Financing Partnerships in 2022
The Partnership Report 2022: Driving Growth, Boosting Resilience features the joint work of ADB and its partners to strengthen resilience and enhance inclusive, sustainable development in the region. The report shares data, insights, and stories on projects, financing partners, and trust funds.
Partnership Report 2022: Driving Growth, Boosting Resilience
The Partnership Report 2022 highlights the work of ADB and its partners in cofinancing development in Asia and the Pacific in the past year. The report presents how ADB’s financing partnerships built and nurtured the resilience of developing member countries, enabling them to withstand economic and other shocks.
ADB Mobilizes $11.4 Billion from Partners in 2022 to Boost Resilience in Asia and the Pacific
In 2022, ADB mobilized $11.4 billion from its financing partners. These partners include 14 bilateral partners, six multilaterals, four global funds, seven multi-partner trust funds, and numerous private sector and other partners. They supported 75 projects, 87 TAs, three transaction advisory services, and over 10,000 transactions under private sector programs.
Stories that Showcase how ADB's Partnerships are Transforming Lives One Project at a Time
ADB worked with various partners in 2022 to build the resilience of developing member countries across Asia and the Pacific.
Financing Partnerships at a Glance
ADB’s support for its developing member countries (DMCs) in 2022 focused on these broad areas: tackling crosscutting and global challenges such as climate change and food insecurity; enhancing economy-wide resilience and strengthening the enabling environment for recovery and growth; and rapidly responding to crises in several DMCs. ADB’s long-term partnerships played a major role in mobilizing financial resources and specialist knowledge for these interventions.
Commitments from ADB’s resources—loans, grants, guarantees, technical assistance (TA), and equity investments—totaled $20.5 billion for 141 projects, 285 TA operations, and over 10,000 transactions under private sector programs. ADB mobilized $11.4 billion from its financing partners, supporting 75 projects, 87 TAs, 3 transaction advisory services, and over 10,000 transactions under private sector programs.
2022 Commitments
Sovereign Cofinancing
Mobilizes grants and loans from financing partnerships and public sector lending windows for ADB-supported projects and grants for ADB’s technical assistance operations.
Nonsovereign Cofinancing
Supports ADB’s developmental objectives by facilitating investment, trade, and capital flows into developing member countries.
What's New
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| Institutional Documents, Statutory Reports and Official Records
Asian Development Bank–Japan Scholarship Program Annual Report 2022
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| Institutional Documents, Statutory Reports and Official Records
Clean Energy Financing Partnership Facility: Annual Report 2022
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Building Resilience to Weather Economic Shocks
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Fighting Climate Change with New E-Buses
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| News Releases, News Release
ADB Mobilizes $261 Million for New Expressway in Bangladesh
Contacts
General Inquiries: Financing Partnerships
Financing Partners Relationship Managers
The Strategic Partnerships Division manages partnerships and establishes cofinancing relationships with partners.
The Partner Funds Division administers single-donor trust funds, project-specific cofinancing, and global funding initiatives.