ADB’s priorities in Tuvalu include improving maritime facilities, strengthening disaster resilience, advancing renewable energy, improving water and sanitation, promoting health, and sustaining prudent fiscal management.
International cooperation among tax authorities has become a critical component of modern tax administration, particularly in strengthening domestic revenue mobilization and combating the illicit flow of financial transactions.
This report analyzes challenges and opportunities affecting efforts to build resilience to shocks in the Pacific.
Tuvalu is a small island developing state comprising nine atolls in the South Pacific. It is geographically isolated and highly vulnerable to climatic and economic shocks.
Economic growth in the Pacific is projected to moderate in 2024 before picking up in 2025, according to the Asian Development Outlook April 2024, ADB’s flagship economic publication, released today.
Tuvalu is a small island developing state comprising nine atolls in the South Pacific. It is geographically isolated and highly vulnerable to climatic and economic shocks.
To date, ADB has committed 46 public sector loans, grants, and technical assistance totaling $152 million to Tuvalu. ADB’s current sovereign portfolio in Tuvalu includes 9 grants worth $96.4 million.
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