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Building Climate Resilience and Empowering Rural Communities in Mongolia

Mongolia's nomadic herders, reliant on fragile ecosystems, are facing increasing challenges from climate change. The Asian Development Bank is empowering these communities with small grants and targeted initiatives to build climate resilience.




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The Roof of the World is Melting

Climate change is accelerating the melting of glaciers, threatening the essential services glaciers provide--such as water supply for drinking, hydropower, and agriculture--and increasing the risks of flooding and drought. As Asia and the Pacific's climate bank, ADB is working to protect ecosystems and communities, and enhance livelihoods and opportunities, amid accelerated glacial melt.




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23rd Ministerial Conference of the Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation Program - Masatsugu Asakawa

Keynote address by Masatsugu Asakawa, President, Asian Development Bank, at the 23rd Ministerial Conference of the Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation Program, 8 November 2024




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How Bamboo can be Developed as a Tool for Climate Action and Financial Inclusion

Bamboo value chain can be developed and scaled up to support climate action, create green jobs, resilient businesses, and financial health, especially for the region's rural communities.




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Supporting Azerbaijan’s Green Energy Transition

With ADB’s support, Azerbaijan is investing heavily in renewable energy to encourage sustainable growth and diversify the country’s energy supply.




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Intervention on behalf of the Multilateral Development Banks at COP29 - Masatsugu Asakawa

Intervention by Masatsugu Asakawa, President, Asian Development Bank, on behalf of the multilateral development banks at COP29, World Leaders Summit, 12 November 2024




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Innovative Finance Facility for Climate in Asia and the Pacific Kick-Off Event - Masatsugu Asakawa

Remarks by Masatsugu Asakawa, President, Asian Development Bank, at the Innovative Finance Facility for Climate in Asia and the Pacific Kick-Off Event, 12 November 2024




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Asian Impact Webinar: Global Spillovers from Data-Dependent US Monetary Policy

The Federal Reserve’s monetary policy has become increasingly data-dependent, with inflation and employment figures driving the nascent easing cycle. What does this mean for Asia’s financial markets?




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Experts Pool: Senior Disaster and Climate Risk Financing Specialist

ADB has a vacancy for the position of Experts Pool: Senior Disaster and Climate Risk Financing Specialist in the Sustainable Development and Climate Change Department. The deadline for submitting applications is on 11 January 2022.




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Principal Integrity Specialist

ADB has a vacancy for the position of Principal Integrity Specialist in the Office of Anticorruption and Integrity. The deadline for submitting applications is on 19-NOV-2024.




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Senior Financial Control Assistant

ADB has a vacancy for the position of Senior Financial Control Assistant in the Controller's Department. The deadline for submitting applications is on 21-NOV-2024.




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Senior/Principal Planning and Policy Specialist

ADB has a vacancy for the position of Senior/Principal Planning and Policy Specialist in the Strategy, Policy and Partnerships Department. The deadline for submitting applications is on 22-NOV-2024.




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Senior Investment Specialist

ADB has a vacancy for the position of Senior Investment Specialist in the Private Sector Operations Department. The deadline for submitting applications is on 25-NOV-2024.




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Senior Administration and Communications Assistant

ADB has a vacancy for the position of Senior Administration and Communications Assistant in the Strategy, Policy and Partnerships Department. The deadline for submitting applications is on 26-NOV-2024.




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Development Asia: Enhancing Environmental Safeguards in Financial Intermediaries

The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has provided loans to financial intermediaries to support projects “whose individual financing requirements are not large enough to warrant the direct supervision of ADB.”




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Asian Development Blog: Four Ways to Strengthen Public Financial Management Systems and Drive Reform

Public financial management systems in Asia and the Pacific face significant challenges, with many indicators falling short of international standards. Fixing these issues requires a strategic, transparent, and carefully timed approach to reform.




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Asian Development Blog: Five Ways to Strengthen Public Financial Management Systems and Drive Reform

Public financial management systems in Asia and the Pacific face significant challenges, with many indicators falling short of international standards. Fixing these issues requires a strategic, transparent, and carefully timed approach to reform.




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Asian Development Blog: How to Advance Green, Inclusive Trade through E-commerce in Asia and the Pacific

To support e-commerce, public-private collaboration must prioritize closing the digital divide, supporting small businesses, and promoting environmental sustainability. Strengthening data governance, competition, and tax frameworks are also key to resilient and equitable e-commerce.




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Development Asia: Empowering Communities: A Path to Resilience in Maldives

In Maldives, youth disengagement and gang violence have emerged as a significant issue, driven by socio-economic factors and limited opportunities for employment and vocational education.




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Development Asia: Designing a Comprehensive Public Financial Management Reform Plan for the Philippines




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Development Asia: Advancing Uzbekistan’s Sustainable Development via PPP Road Projects

As a landlocked country, Uzbekistan’s roads carried 1.24 billion tons, or 90.6% of all freight, in 2020 (rail 5.2%, pipelines 4.2%).




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Development Asia: Accelerating Climate Change Financing in the People’s Republic of China

Climate change financing is a key part of green finance, essential for driving investment towards climate action and achieving the People’s Republic of China’s (PRC) carbon peaking and neutrality goals.




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Asian Development Blog: Five Sustainable Solutions to Drive Armenia’s Crossroads of Peace Initiative

Armenia’s Crossroads of Peace initiative offers a vision of peace and stability through improved infrastructure and trade. It is also a great opportunity to build sustainable infrastructure, improve customs clearance, and promote green trade. Key reforms in road safety and foreign direct investment are essential for long-term success, positioning Armenia as a strategic hub for regional trade.




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Development Asia: Enhancing Statistical Capabilities for Climate Action

Climate change poses an increasing threat to people and their livelihoods. Record heat waves, catastrophic floods, prolonged droughts, and other extreme weather events in Asia and the Pacific are becoming more frequent.




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Asian Development Blog: How Strengthened Regulations and Healthcare Can Prevent Lead Poisoning

Lead exposure remains a significant public health threat in Asia and the Pacific, especially in low- and middle-income countries. The global effort to address lead poisoning must focus on stricter regulations, enhanced healthcare capacity, and coordinated international action to protect vulnerable populations.




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Development Asia: How Cities Can Combat Extreme Heat Using Nature-Based Solutions

Extreme heat is an invisible but increasingly tangible climate risk. It varies by time and place and has wide-reaching but unequal impacts, particularly to women and vulnerable people. As global temperatures rise, extreme heat events (heat waves) are becoming more frequent and severe.




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Asian Development Blog: How to Build Deep and Liquid Capital Markets in Asia and the Pacific

Overcoming poor market depth and liquidity is crucial for Asia's capital markets to grow and remain attractive to investors. A coordinated approach addressing regulatory frameworks, market infrastructure, and risk management is essential for building resilient, diverse, and efficient markets.




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Asian Development Blog: Empowering Women with Disabilities: Key Actions for Inclusive Sports in the Pacific

Inclusive sports can empower women with disabilities, and foster accessibility, social integration, and gender equality in the Pacific. Recent Paralympic milestones and policy examples illustrate the ongoing need for supportive infrastructures and greater representation to create equitable opportunities in sports.




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Asian Development Blog: Urgent Climate Action Needed in Asia and the Pacific

These charts illustrate that despite the broader adoption of disaster risk reduction strategies, escalating greenhouse gas emissions and intensified disaster impacts underscore the urgent need for more robust climate action and support across the region.




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Asian Development Blog: Three Ways Capital Markets Can Accelerate Climate Finance in Asia and the Pacific

Asia and the Pacific is central to global climate change efforts, but robust capital markets are needed to mobilize private climate finance. Sustainable finance frameworks, transition finance, and carbon markets can build deeper markets that empower climate action.





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Colorado voters reject Proposition 127 ban on hunting of mountain lions, bobcats

Coloradans have rejected a proposed ban on mountain lion and bobcat hunting -- a hit for wildlife advocates who have worked to outlaw or change the practice for years.







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Trump on Day 1: Begin deportation push, pardon Jan. 6 rioters and make his criminal cases vanish

Donald Trump has said he wouldn’t be a dictator — “except for Day 1.” According to his own statements, he’s got a lot to do on that first day in the White House.




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Denver Sen. Chris Hansen takes job in Durango but is mum on timing to resign his seat

Hansen was comfortably reelected to the state Senate last week, winning 84% of the vote.




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CSU Rams in unfamiliar territory heading into Border War

Even though the Colorado State football team has already checked a couple of boxes off its to-do list for this season, the stakes are still as high as ever for Friday night's Border War game against Wyoming.




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Greeley police officer kills mountain lion near school

The mountain lion was considered a public threat and had activated a shelter-in-place order for nearby residents.




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Broncos OLB Nik Bonitto has transformed into pass rushing star in Year 3: “He’s certainly made the leap”

Nik Bonitto's production has steadily increased since being taken in the second round out of Oklahoma in the 2022 draft by the Denver Broncos.




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Morrison police chief Bill Vinelli on leave amid investigation

“While the investigation takes place, the town will refrain from any additional comment on this matter," according to a press release.




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Sharing the Fruit of Forestry Products: Indigenous People and Their Incomes in the Forestry Sector in East Kalimantan, Indonesia

This study examines the impact of economic development in forestry on the indigenous people who have traditionally lived in and obtained their livelihood from the forest. It takes villages in East Kalimantan, Indonesia, as a case study.



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People's Republic of China's Competitive Threat to Latin America: An Analysis for 1990-2002

How have Latin American exporters been affected by the rapid increase in the PRC's exports to the USA and other large markets? Are PRC and Latin American exports complementary or competitive with each other?



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Does Exporting Raise Productivity? Evidence from Korean Microdata

Does competition enhance productivity growth of a developing economy? Is global competition conducive to economic development? Answers as evidenced from Korean microdata.



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Managing Capital Flows: The Case of Singapore

Case study on Singapore explains the country's resilience to swings in capital flows.



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Foreign Direct Investment in South Asia: Policy, Trends, Impact and Determinants

South Asia study of foreign direct investments impact in India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Nepal on economic growth, domestic investment, and export; special emphasis on the role of infrastructure.



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Integrated Financial Supervision: An Institutional Perspective for the Philippines

Philippine institutions and governance structures must be strengthened as part of any effort to reform the country's financial supervisory structure.



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Policies for Private Sector Development in Indonesia

This paper surveys the evolution of policy on private sector development in Indonesia post-independence.



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Export Growth and Industrial Policy: Lessons from the East Asian Miracle Experience

This paper examines the causes of export success in East and South East Asia and assesses the role of industrial policy.



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Convergence in Agriculture of Some Asian Countries

Growth model finds evidence of agricultural convergence among Asian countries, but changes in factors including foreign aid may make this impossible to realize.



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