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In the Spotlight
ADB-World Bank Partnership Helping Pacific Reach Development Goals
In 2020, the World Bank Group cofinanced with ADB nine projects for a total of $1.3 billion, including three COVID-19-related projects.
Tourism to Help Pacific Growth Rebound in 2022, Says ADB Report
The economies of the Pacific are set to rebound in 2022, according to the latest issue of the Asian Development Bank’s Pacific Economic Monitor launched today.
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For Clean Islands and a Clean Ocean in the Pacific, Start with Solid Waste Management
Solid waste challenges in the Pacific must be addressed at the island, regional, and ocean level.
ADB Approves New Facility to Support Pacific’s Renewable Energy Projects
The Asian Development Bank has approved a $3 million facility to fund project preparations for ADB-supported clean energy projects in the Pacific.
ADB Projects in the Marshall Islands
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- Building Capacity in the Urban Sector through Differentiated Approaches
- Energy Security Project (additional financing)
- Preparing Clean and Renewable Energy Investments in the Pacific
- Development of the Pacific Energy Regulators Alliance
- Supporting Quality Infrastructure and Effective Project Implementation in the Pacific
Project Results
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With Australian-ADB investment, clean water is flowing in Marshall Islands’ Ebeye
Thanks to investment from Australia and ADB, a new clean water plant in Ebeye, in the north-west corner of the Marshall Islands, is changing lives.
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The Pacific Islands: The Push for Renewable Energy
A structural shift is taking place in the Pacific islands, as countries move away from fossil fuels in favor of more climate friendly forms of energy.
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The Pacific Islands: Building Resilience to Natural Disasters
Across the region, ADB is committed to preparing climate change risk assessments for all its infrastructure investments in the Pacific.
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News, Op-Eds, and Speeches
- $7 Million ADB Grant to Help Marshall Islands Move to Renewables
- Tourism to Help Pacific Growth Rebound in 2022, Says ADB Report
- ADB Approves New Facility to Support Pacific’s Renewable Energy Projects
- ADB to Support the Development of the Pacific Energy Regulators Alliance
- ADB and Marshall Islands Sign $2 Million Grant to Further Financial Management and SOE Reforms
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Improving Livelihoods, Inclusiveness, and Resilience in Most Vulnerable Situations and States -
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Improving ADB Operations in Fragile and Conflict-affected Situations and Small Island Developing States
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