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[Summary] => The private sector plays a critical role in promoting economic growth in developing Asia, Asian Development Bank (ADB) president Tadao Chino told an investment forum recently. "A major challenge is to improve the environment required by the private sector to take advantage of new economic opportunities resulting from trade liberalization and the opening of regional markets," Chino said in the opening statement.
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[Title] => ADB offers pro-enviroment facility to developing nations
[Summary] => The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has introduced a pro-environment facility for its developing member-countries (DMCs) which could be converted into new income-generating projects.
By tapping the clean development mechanism (CDM), countries can invest in low-cost emission options designed to reduce greenhouse gases (GHGs), ADB president Tadao Chino said.
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[Title] => ADB okays $500-M guarantee for RP
[Summary] => The Asian Development Bank (ADB) said yesterday it had approved a partial credit guarantee for up to half a billion dollars’ worth of commercial loans to support restructuring of the Philippines’ electricity sector.
The bank also indicated readiness to raise its guarantee to $750 million by providing $250 million in further support early next year, the Manila-based lender said in a statement.
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[Summary] => Asian Development Bank (ADB) president Tadao Chino recently visited two poor urban communities situated next to a danger zone in Muntinlupa and the Philippine National Railway (PNR) tracks, which are being assisted under a $1 million grant project financed by ADB’s Japan Fund for Poverty Reduction.
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[Title] => Government works to speed up release of $175-M ADB loan
[Summary] => The Asian Developmen Bank (ADB) will not release the second and third tranches of a $175-million loan for the development of the country’s grains sector unless the Philippine government fulfills two critical conditions — a reduction in the National Food Authority’s palay support price and the liberalization of the country’s rice market.
In a letter to ADB president Tadao Chino, Finance Sec. Jose Isidro Camacho said the government is doing its best to meet these conditions.
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[Title] => ADB extends $160-M ‘poverty’ loan to RP
[Summary] => The Asian Development Bank (ADB) will extend a loan assistance package amounting to at least $160 million to the Philippines annually strictly for poverty reduction programs.
The poverty-related loan facility is part of a $400-million yearly-loan assistance to the Philippines and a technical assistance program between $6 million and $9 million between 2002 and 2004.
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By tapping the clean development mechanism (CDM), countries can invest in low-cost emission options designed to reduce greenhouse gases (GHGs), ADB president Tadao Chino said.
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In a letter to ADB president Tadao Chino, Finance Sec. Jose Isidro Camacho said the government is doing its best to meet these conditions.
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The poverty-related loan facility is part of a $400-million yearly-loan assistance to the Philippines and a technical assistance program between $6 million and $9 million between 2002 and 2004.
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