
Helping stitch together a sustainable garment industry in Bangladesh
Expanded access to finance supported by ADB will allow factories to meet international standards so Bangladesh may benefit from this industry in a responsible way.

How do you develop $1 trillion in PPPs for the PRC?
The PRC wants to scale up on PPPs that deliver value-for-money, and stand the test of time.

Playing the long game for private sector reform in the Pacific
Designing and implementing private sector development programs in the region can take years, but the payoff is huge.

Trade Finance Program helps Mongolian firm improve food storage
Cold storage allows Mongolian farmers to meet long-term demand during the dzud.

ADB Trade Finance Program ready for 2016 trade challenges
2015 was already tough, and we're moving into the new year with few signs that trade will pick up – but our team is enthusiastic about tackling 2016 challenges.

Cebu airport expansion clears path for future large-scale PPPs in Philippines
Distinguished as 2015 Transport Deal of the Year by Project Finance International magazine, the project is a milestone for the government's PPP program.

Working with Latin American banks to boost South-South trade
The inclusion of an Argentine bank in ADB's Trade Finance Program is an important step toward realizing the potential for trade between Asia and Latin America.

5 reasons for getting CSR in your workplace in Asia
CSR brings so many benefits to the bottom line of a business and organization that is no longer an issue for debate in Asia, where the tipping point has been reached.

Private sector reforms can secure Papua New Guinea's growth
For the benefits of recent economic growth to become more widely distributed, Papua New Guinea needs further reforms to promote the development of its private sector.

Knowledge partnerships for solutions
ADB-supported projects deliver concrete results that solve specific development challenges in infrastructure, environment, regional cooperation and integration, finance sector development and education. However, there is a lot more to do.