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== Overview ==
= Adb.org =


Basic Information
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) is a regional development bank established in 1966 to promote social and economic development in Asia and the Pacific. Here is a comprehensive overview of ADB based on the information provided:


* Title: Asian Development Bank
== Mission and Goals ==
* Description: Based in Manila, the Asian Development Bank is a multilateral finance institution that promotes economic and social progress in the Asia-Pacific region. It is jointly funded by 57 member governments, including 16 from outside Asia.
* Online Since: 13-Jul-1995


ADB's mission is to achieve a prosperous, inclusive, resilient, and sustainable Asia and Pacific region while sustaining efforts to eradicate extreme poverty1<ref name="ref4">4</ref>. Key goals include:


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- Promoting economic growth and cooperation in the region
- Reducing poverty and inequality
- Supporting sustainable development
- Addressing climate change
- Fostering regional integration


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== Structure and Governance ==


- Headquartered in Manila, Philippines with 31 field offices around the world[1]
- Owned by 69 member countries - 49 from Asia-Pacific and 20 from outside the region[4]
- Governed by a Board of Governors with representatives from each member country[4]
- Day-to-day operations overseen by a 12-member Board of Directors[10]
- Led by a President who chairs the Board of Directors[4]


Additional Information
== Key Operations and Activities ==


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1. Providing financing through:
* Primary Language: en (Encoding: us-ascii)
  - Loans
* Keywords: ['Banking Services', 'Banks and Institutions']
  - Grants 
* Owned Domains: Includes [('asiandevbank.org',)]
  - Technical assistance
  - Equity investments1<ref name="ref4">4</ref>


== Contributing Subdomains ==
2. Supporting projects in areas like:
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  - Infrastructure development
{| class="wikitable"
  - Social development
|+
  - Environmental sustainability
!Subdomain
  - Regional cooperation
!Percent of Visitors
  - Private sector development2<ref name="ref3">3</ref>
!Percent of PageViews
!PageViews Per User
|-
|adb.org
|75.86%%
|61.91%%
|1.5
|-
|selfservice.adb.org
|5.19%%
|8.24%%
|2.9
|-
|blogs.adb.org
|9.91%%
|5.57%%
|1
|-
|federationad.adb.org
|3.73%%
|4.46%%
|2.2
|-
|adblogin.adb.org
|2.99%%
|2.70%%
|2
|-
|aric.adb.org
|3.52%%
|1.90%%
|1
|-
|ap3f.adb.org
|2.73%%
|1.68%%
|1
|-
|myadb.adb.org
|1.90%%
|1.55%%
|2
|-
|lnadbg1.adb.org
|1.47%%
|1.48%%
|2
|-
|myaccess.adb.org
|0.83%%
|0.79%%
|2
|-
|federation.adb.org
|1.14%%
|0.78%%
|1
|-
|adb-info.adb.org
|1.02%%
|0.55%%
|1
|-
|aces.adb.org
|0.76%%
|0.41%%
|1
|-
|OTHER
|0%
|7.99%%
|0
|}


== Usage Statistics ==
3. Producing knowledge products:
{| class="wikitable"
  - Economic research and analysis
|+
  - Policy advice
!Data
  - Data and statistics[2]
!Rank
!Reach of PerMillion
!PageViews of PerMillion
!PageViews of PerUser
|-
|3-Month
|19458 (-1315)
|40 (+23%)
|2.33 (+10%)
|2.2 (-9.623%)
|-
|1-Month
|17986 (+8)
|46 (+10%)
|2.3 (-15.52%)
|1.9 (-25.70%)
|-
|7-Day
|15687 (-8182)
|54 (+50%)
|2.7 (+63%)
|1.9 (+10%)
|-
|1-Day
|15625 (+916)
|60 (+10%)
|2.8 (+9%)
|2 (-2.05%)
|}


== Traffic History ==
4. Facilitating partnerships:
{| class="wikitable"
  - With governments
|+
  - Private sector
!Date
  - Civil society organizations
!Rank
  - Other development institutions[5]
!Reach of PerMillion
!PageViews of PerMillion
!PageViews of PerUser
|-
|2019-12-14
|43873
|20
|1.2
|2.00
|-
|2019-12-15
|84564
|10
|0.55
|2.00
|-
|2019-12-16
|17461
|50
|2
|1.00
|-
|2019-12-17
|17239
|36
|4.5
|5.00
|-
|2019-12-18
|24904
|30
|1.6
|2.00
|-
|2019-12-19
|15415
|51
|2.5
|2.00
|-
|2019-12-20
|8970
|70
|7.1
|4.00
|-
|2019-12-21
|11000
|70
|3
|1.00
|-
|2019-12-22
|25561
|30
|1.8
|2.00
|-
|2019-12-23
|17789
|40
|2.6
|2.00
|-
|2019-12-24
|20242
|39
|2
|2.00
|-
|2019-12-25
|11133
|60
|5
|3.00
|-
|2019-12-26
|21163
|39
|2
|2.00
|-
|2019-12-27
|12751
|60
|4
|3.00
|-
|2019-12-28
|17529
|40
|3.3
|3.00
|-
|2019-12-29
|38786
|20
|1.2
|2.00
|-
|2019-12-30
|18365
|43
|2.4
|2.00
|-
|2019-12-31
|24797
|30
|2.1
|2.00
|-
|2020-01-01
|35940
|20
|1.6
|2.00
|-
|2020-01-02
|11865
|70
|3
|2.00
|-
|2020-01-03
|72456
|13
|0.67
|2.00
|-
|2020-01-04
|19530
|40
|2.4
|2.00
|-
|2020-01-05
|30724
|30
|2
|2.00
|-
|2020-01-06
|18255
|50
|2
|2.00
|-
|2020-01-07
|25734
|30
|1.7
|2.00
|-
|2020-01-08
|15334
|44
|3.6
|3.00
|-
|2020-01-09
|7686
|80
|8.2
|4.00
|-
|2020-01-10
|15672
|42
|3.8
|3.00
|-
|2020-01-11
|38529
|20
|1.4
|2.00
|-
|2020-01-12
|24663
|40
|1
|1.00
|-
|2020-01-13
|13248
|59
|2.9
|2.00
|}


== Data Source and Validity ==
5. Mobilizing financial resources through co-financing[1]


The information is sourced from Amazon's Alexa Top Sites service. It's important to note that this service was discontinued as of May 15, 2022. The data presented is collected up to the final day of API interface availability, which was December 15, 2022.
== Focus Areas ==


== Alternative Tools and Recommendations ==
ADB focuses on several key development topics, including:


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- Climate change
- Education
- Energy
- Gender equality 
- Health
- Transport
- Urban development
- Water
- Digital technology[3]
 
== Strategy 2030 ==
 
ADB's long-term strategy (Strategy 2030) outlines seven operational priorities:
 
1. Addressing remaining poverty and inequality
2. Accelerating progress in gender equality 
3. Tackling climate change and disaster resilience
4. Making cities more livable 
5. Promoting rural development and food security
6. Strengthening governance and institutional capacity
7. Fostering regional cooperation and integration[6]
 
== Financial Resources ==
 
- Ordinary capital resources (OCR) used for lending operations
- Special funds like the Asian Development Fund for concessional lending
- Trust funds from donor partners
- Co-financing from other institutions[5]
 
== Key Initiatives ==
 
- Expanding climate financing to $100 billion from 2019-2030
- Promoting private sector development and operations
- Enhancing knowledge services and policy advice
- Strengthening resident missions and field offices4<ref name="ref10">10</ref>
 
In summary, ADB plays a crucial role in supporting sustainable development, economic growth, and poverty reduction across Asia and the Pacific through its financing, knowledge, and partnership activities. The bank continues to evolve its strategies and operations to address the region's changing development needs and challenges.
 
== References ==
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Latest revision as of 07:31, 7 March 2025

Adb.org[edit | edit source]

The Asian Development Bank (ADB) is a regional development bank established in 1966 to promote social and economic development in Asia and the Pacific. Here is a comprehensive overview of ADB based on the information provided:

Mission and Goals[edit | edit source]

ADB's mission is to achieve a prosperous, inclusive, resilient, and sustainable Asia and Pacific region while sustaining efforts to eradicate extreme poverty1[1]. Key goals include:

- Promoting economic growth and cooperation in the region - Reducing poverty and inequality - Supporting sustainable development - Addressing climate change - Fostering regional integration

Structure and Governance[edit | edit source]

- Headquartered in Manila, Philippines with 31 field offices around the world[1] - Owned by 69 member countries - 49 from Asia-Pacific and 20 from outside the region[4] - Governed by a Board of Governors with representatives from each member country[4] - Day-to-day operations overseen by a 12-member Board of Directors[10] - Led by a President who chairs the Board of Directors[4]

Key Operations and Activities[edit | edit source]

1. Providing financing through: 

  - Loans
  - Grants  
  - Technical assistance
  - Equity investments1[1]

2. Supporting projects in areas like: 

  - Infrastructure development
  - Social development 
  - Environmental sustainability
  - Regional cooperation
  - Private sector development2[2]

3. Producing knowledge products: 

  - Economic research and analysis
  - Policy advice
  - Data and statistics[2]

4. Facilitating partnerships: 

  - With governments
  - Private sector
  - Civil society organizations
  - Other development institutions[5]

5. Mobilizing financial resources through co-financing[1]

Focus Areas[edit | edit source]

ADB focuses on several key development topics, including:

- Climate change - Education - Energy - Gender equality - Health - Transport - Urban development - Water - Digital technology[3]

Strategy 2030[edit | edit source]

ADB's long-term strategy (Strategy 2030) outlines seven operational priorities:

1. Addressing remaining poverty and inequality 2. Accelerating progress in gender equality 3. Tackling climate change and disaster resilience 4. Making cities more livable 5. Promoting rural development and food security 6. Strengthening governance and institutional capacity 7. Fostering regional cooperation and integration[6]

Financial Resources[edit | edit source]

- Ordinary capital resources (OCR) used for lending operations - Special funds like the Asian Development Fund for concessional lending - Trust funds from donor partners - Co-financing from other institutions[5]

Key Initiatives[edit | edit source]

- Expanding climate financing to $100 billion from 2019-2030 - Promoting private sector development and operations - Enhancing knowledge services and policy advice - Strengthening resident missions and field offices4[3]

In summary, ADB plays a crucial role in supporting sustainable development, economic growth, and poverty reduction across Asia and the Pacific through its financing, knowledge, and partnership activities. The bank continues to evolve its strategies and operations to address the region's changing development needs and challenges.

References[edit | edit source]

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 4
  2. ↑ 3
  3. ↑ 10
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