ADB’s Pacific Approach, 2021-2025 guides operational responses in Niue, focusing on preparing and responding to shocks, delivering sustainable services, and supporting inclusive growth.
Niue became the 68th and most recent member of ADB in 2019. To date, ADB has committed to the country 2 public sector grants and technical assistance totaling $4.3 million.
The Pacific is expected to sustain its economic recovery, with growth across all of ADB's Pacific developing member countries this year, according to ADO April 2023, ADB’s flagship economic publication.
This report presents an analysis of 2018 social protection data from the Asian Development Bank’s 14 Pacific developing member countries.
Economic growth in the Pacific will rebound in 2022–2023, according to the latest issue of the Asian Development Bank’s Pacific Economic Monitor.
Niue is one of the world’s smallest countries, with a land area of 259 square kilometers and an estimated population of 1,862 people in 2019. Fiscal discipline, paired with large and predictable inflows of overseas development assistance, have helped provide macroeconomic stability for the Government of Niue. Travel restrictions associated with the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic have had profound impacts on the country’s tourism-dependent economy.
Niue became the 68th and most recent member of the Asian Development Bank (ADB) in 2019. To date, ADB has committed 2 public sector grants and technical assistance totaling $4.3 million to Niue.
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Last updated: 4 April 2023