ADB has approved a $460 million results-based loan that aims to modernize rural power infrastructure, promote distributed renewable energy generation, and improve agricultural productivity by ...

ADB has approved a $30 million grant to deliver high-quality primary and secondary education for students in Kiribati.

The Green Climate Fund has approved $250 million for Glaciers to Farms—a flagship adaptation program led by ADB to build resilient water and agriculture systems for vulnerable communities in ...

ADB helps Mongolia improve education access and quality by constructing and expanding schools, reforming curricula and assessments, providing learning materials, enhancing planning and management ...

ADB has approved a $100 million financing package to support Sri Lanka’s tourism sector with strategic policy reforms and targeted catalytic investments, which align with the country’s National ...

ADB has approved a $233.2 million loan to help extend access to reliable and safe water supply services for rural areas in Georgia.

Higher tariffs are casting a long shadow over the global economy. But developing Asia is showing resilience, buoyed by supportive policies and easing inflation. The Asian Development Outlook September ...

ADB has approved a $10 million policy-based grant to help enhance public sector management and social and economic resilience in Tonga.

This brief provides an overview of civil society in Papua New Guinea (PNG). It highlights that PNG’s civil society is deeply rooted in both cultural values of kinship and community, and religious ...

ADB operations in 2016 exceeded the $30 billion mark for the first time as regional demand for development finance and knowledge continues to grow. The 2016 Annual Report reviews the significant ...

Since 2018, ADB has supported TKM with a $500M project financing of 1,400 km of transmission lines, 11 substations, and TA. With Turkmenenergo’s contributions, exports rose, and capacity to design, ...

In Tajikistan, where over half of the population is under 25, the stakes for practical and market-ready education have never been higher. Each year, nearly a quarter million young people enter the ...