Tuvalu and ADB
In Tuvalu, Government and ADB have agreed to prioritize improving maritime transportation, strengthening disaster resilience, advancing renewable energy, improving water and sanitation, promoting health, and strengthening fiscal management.
Results achieved are aggregate amounts of contributions to 7 Operational Priorities of Strategy 2030 from operations reported in project completion reports, technical assistance completion reports, and extended annual review reports circulated for the year.
These results are also presented on the annual Development Effectiveness Review. The review covers all operations financed by ADB's ordinary capital resources and the Asian Development Fund, ADB's concessional lending window.
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The annual Development Effectiveness Review assesses ADB's progress in implementing its long-term corporate results framework.
To help realize its vision of an Asia and the Pacific free of poverty, ADB is pursuing a deliberate, structured program of managing for development results.
The ADB Results Framework assesses overall development progress in Asia and the Pacific and ADB’s effectiveness in delivering development results.
ADB is pursuing a deliberate, structured program of managing for development results (MfDR). This program provides the process and tools needed to deliver optimal results and ensure transparency and accountability.
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