How ADB and Its Partners Work to Provide High Quality Development Solutions
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How ADB and Its Partners Work to Provide High Quality Development Solutions

Explore how ADB and its partners are collaborating to build a more prosperous, inclusive, resilient, and sustainable future.

Private Sector Financing

ADB, ACWA Power Sign $51 Million Loan Package for Uzbekistan

The 200-megawatt wind power plant is the first utility-scale wind facility in Central Asia equipped with a battery energy storage system.
Health

ADB to Strengthen Secondary Health Care Services in Sri Lanka

ADB approved a $106.9 million package to enhance secondary health care services, improve communicable disease prevention and control, and strengthen its governance and management.
Energy

Building Power Systems That Bounce Back

Investing in resilient infrastructure, from advanced inverters to skilled linemen, can mitigate risks and sustain economic growth in Asia and the Pacific.
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More than 60% of Asia and the Pacific’s population—about 2.7 billion people—has been lifted from extreme water insecurity over the past 12 years, but these hard-won gains are threatened by accelerating environmental decline and a major financing gap, according to a new ADB report.

Protecting Wetlands, Empowering People: The Regional Flyway Initiative Story

Billions of migratory birds embark on an epic journey every year, stopping at wetlands along the way to refuel and recharge. The East Asian–Australasian Flyway is one of the world’s most significant routes, but it’s also one of the most at risk. To help protect and restore the flyway’s wetlands, ADB is working with partner organizations and nearby communities to look at how nature-based solutions can help.

  • At ADB’s International Anticorruption Day Celebration, I underscored a core message: corruption is a tax on the poor that steals the future. It diverts resources meant to build schools, pave roads, and protect the vulnerable.

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  • Our IT Delivery and Resiliency Center in Spain is an important step in ADB’s transformation into a digital-first institution.

    This center will strengthen our cybersecurity, enhance operational resilience, and enable faster, more agile, data-driven operations that better serve the poor and vulnerable people at the heart of our mission.

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  • Qatar and ADB are building something new together—a partnership that unlocks development finance for communities across Asia and the Pacific. Together, we can support innovative infrastructure and sectors that are often underfunded.

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  • With ADB’s updated energy policy recognizing nuclear power as an alternative to fossil fuels for baseload generation, this agreement ensures that developing member countries choosing this path do so with robust safeguards, strong governance, and a clear commitment to sustainability.

    At the 24th Ministerial Conference of the Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation Program, I emphasized that the foundation of CAREC’s future is through these three key pillars - Financing, Facilitation, and Foundations for the Future.

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  • ADB has made private sector development our top priority. Since 2022, private sector operations have more than doubled. Looking ahead, we aim to increase private sector financing fourfold to $13 billion annually by 2030.

    At the Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation Business Forum, I highlighted how regional cooperation is essential to make Kyrgyz Republic's vision a reality. With the help of the CAREC Program, CAREC can become a a powerful model for how regional cooperation drives prosperity and resilience.

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ADB President

Masato Kanda is the President of ADB and the Chairperson of ADB’s Board of Directors. He was elected President by ADB’s Board of Governors and assumed office on 24 February 2025.

Projects

Browse for ADB projects, project documents, procurement information, and awarded contracts.


Funds and Resources

ADB offers loans, grants, and technical assistance from Special Funds, Trust Funds, and other sources to help reduce poverty in Asia and the Pacific.

Featured

Health for Every Mother, Every Child in Tajikistan

With support from the Asian Development Bank, Tajikistan is upgrading maternal and child health in six rural districts—modern hospitals, high-tech equipment, and trained professionals ensure families get quality care close to home.

Solving Complex Challenges Together

How ADB and Its Partners Are Working to Solve Complex Challenges Together

Data as Drivers of Change

Data and Statistics

Data and statistical analysis in the Asia and Pacific region contributes to knowledge generation in ADB, helping strengthen its institutional priorities and operational effectiveness in its developing member countries.

  • People

    135 million

    are living in extreme poverty, or on $3.00 a day in 2021 purchasing power parity


    Source: Asian Development Bank estimates based on World Bank's Poverty and Inequality Platform.

  • Planet

    about 60%

    of global greenhouse gas emissions are from the region


    Source: Asian Development Bank. 2025. 2024 Development Effectiveness Review

  • Prosperity

    4.7%

    GDP growth forecast for 2025


    Source: Asian Development Bank. 2025. Asian Development Outlook July 2025

Publications and Documents

Publications and Documents

Explore our data-rich research, policy analysis, toolkits, guidelines, and other resources on economics and key development topics.

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    Asian Development Outlook

    Analyzes economic and development issues in Asia and the Pacific, including GDP growth rates and inflation forecasts.

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    Key Indicators for Asia and the Pacific

    Data on the economic, financial, social, and environmental situations in the region.

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    Annual Report

    Yearly reviews and analysis of ADB's operations, projects, internal administration, and financial management.

Tracking Impact, Driving Progress

Outcomes delivered by ADB’s completed operations in 2024.

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    23.1 million people

    benefiting from improved health services, education services, or social protection
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    50.2 million tCO2e*

    in reduced greenhouse gas emissions annually

    *tCO2e = ton of carbon dioxide equivalent

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    1.1 million jobs

    directly generated