Projects: Regional Asia
3.12.2020
The Community Resilience Partnership Program (CRPP) will be the Asian Development Bank's (ADB) first multi-donor trust fund uniquely positioned to tackle the nexus between poverty, gender, and climate change. The CRPP will serve as an important knowledge, preparatory and financial tool for launching and developing new pro-poor climate resilience initiatives in low-income and fragile countries in Asia and the Pacific. The CRPP is also part of the post-COVID-19 recovery.
4.2.2020
ADB Ventures will be a climate- and gender-focused facility promoting solutions in sustainable infrastructure and inclusive markets
3.6.2019
The long-term vision of the ADBV is to become Asia Pacific's leading impact-tech platform that systematically supports early stage companies, enables additional crowding-in of risk capital, and significantly contributes to Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
14.9.2016
The objective of the Fund is to enhance the readiness of investment projects related to climate change by ensuring that the planning and preparation of infrastructure projects is properly funded, and to focus on critical aspects related to climate change.
6.6.2016
The project aims to help build the capacity of ADB developing member countries to access critical financing for scaling up climate change actions.
30.1.2015
The proposed project will strengthen the national and regional capacity of Cambodia, Laos, and Vietnam to cope with adverse health impacts of climate change.
9.6.2014
The Support Facility will be established with the aim of strengthening transport NAMA development and promoting NAMA finance in Asia.
25.10.2013
The project aims to mitigate climate change by reducing the use of synthetic nitrogen fertilizers in the agricultural sector in the GMS.
23.9.2013
The primary aim of the project was climate change mitigation and reduced deforestation through the provision of low-cost water purification technologies to the rural poor.
7.3.2013
The project aims at improving biodiversity conservation and climate resilience across the Greater Mekong Sub-Region (GMS).
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