The planned financing will focus on improving infrastructure and promoting a stronger private sector capable of creating more jobs and driving innovation.

The Asian Development Bank (ADB) will lend $1.2 billion to India in 2026 for clean energy projects, including transport ...

The Asian Development Bank is on a spending spree in Central Asia, authorizing billions in support for states in Central Asia and the Caspian Basin. The bank’s primary aim appears to be stimulating ...

Tokayev noted that over more than three decades of partnership, the ADB has financed more than 170 projects in Kazakhstan ...

The Full Mutual Reliance Framework (FMRF) is a landmark collaboration between the World Bank and the Asian Development Bank, designed to deepen the two institutions’ collaboration on cofinanced public ...

The multilateral development bank has amended its energy policy, paving the way for it to support developing member countries that choose to pursue nuclear power. (Image: ADB) Asian Development Bank ...

Dec 15 (Reuters) - The Asian Development Bank and India signed agreements on five loans worth over $2.2 billion for development projects in the country, the federal government said in a statement on ...

MANILA, Dec 4 (Reuters) - The Asian Development Bank and the World Bank on Thursday launched two Pacific islands projects under a first-of-its-kind cofinancing model that aims to streamline processes ...

Lao authorities have launched a new livestock development project backed by USD 42.9 million in funding from the Asian Development Bank (ADB).

The Asian Development Bank (ADB) mobilized a record $8.7 billion in nonsovereign cofinancing in 2024, highlighting the expanding role of private sector partnerships in driving development across Asia ...

Australia is helping to fund a fleet of electric buses and boats in Wuhan to attract tourists and boost “climate resilience” in the Chinese city, via the Asian Development Bank.

At its core, LEADS is about closing the gap between intention and impact,” said Arianna Legovini, Director of Development Impact (DIME) at the World Bank Group, during opening remarks.