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ADB Cooperation with Civil Society

Annual Report 2010

Asian Development Bank

2012 Asian Development Bank

All rights reserved. Published in 2012.
Printed in the Philippines.

ISBN 978-92-9092-566-8 (Print), 978-92-9092-567-5 (PDF)
Publication Stock No. RPS124429

Cataloging-In-Publication Data

Asian Development Bank.

ADB cooperation with civil society: Annual report 2010.
Mandaluyong City, Philippines: Asian Development Bank, 2012.

1. Civil society. 2. Asian Development Bank. 3. Annual report. I. Asian Development Bank.

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Contents

List of Tables and Figures

Abbreviations

Highlights of Civil Society Participation in ADB Operations in 2010

Part I Introduction and Background

Part II Civil Society Participation in ADB Operations

Projects: By Region, Sector, and Theme

Examples, Challenges, and Lessons

Part III Facilitating Civil Society Participation: Resources for ADB and Civil Society

Resources for Facilitating Civil Society Participation

NGO and Civil Society Center at ADB Headquarters and Network of Staff Focal Points

A Dedicated Website

Targeted Publications

Capacity Development, Learning, and Knowledge-Sharing Events

Sharing of Expert Analyses and Experience Regarding Key Topics

Engagement of Civil Society Organizations by ADB Resident Missions

Strengthening ADB Policies through Dialogue with Civil Society Organizations

43rd Annual Meeting of ADBs Board of Governors

Civil Society Organization Monitoring of ADB-Assisted Projects

Conferences and High-Level Policy Forums

Part IV Looking Ahead: Future Directions for Civil Society Participation in ADB Operations

Appendix Examples of Civil Society Participation in ADB Operations in 2010

Tables and Figures

Tables

	Summary of Participation of Civil Society Organizations in ADB Projects Approved in 2010
2A	Summary of Participation of Civil Society Organizations in ADB Loan, Grant, and Related Projects in 2010 by Region
2B	Summary of Participation of Civil Society Organizations in ADB Stand-Alone TA Projects Approved in 2010 by Region
3A	Summary of Participation of Civil Society Organizations in ADB Loan, Grant, and Related Projects Approved in 2010 by Sector
3B	Summary of Participation of Civil Society Organizations in ADB Stand-Alone TA Projects Approved in 2010 by Sector
4A	Summary of Participation of Civil Society Organizations in ADB Loan, Grant, and Related Projects Approved in 2010 by Theme
4B	Summary of Participation of Civil Society Organizations in ADB Stand-Alone TA Projects Approved in 2010 by Theme

Figures

1A	Sector Distribution of ADB Loan, Grant, and Related Projects with and without Participation of Civil Society Organizations
1B	Sector Distribution of ADB Stand-Alone TA Projects with and without Participation of Civil Society Organizations
2A	Thematic Distribution of ADB Loan, Grant, and Related Projects with and without Participation of Civil Society Organizations
2B	Thematic Distribution of ADB Stand-Alone TA Projects with and without Participation of Civil Society Organizations

Abbreviations

ADB	Asian Development Bank
CBO	community-based organization
CPS	country partnership strategy
CSO	civil society organization
DMC	developing member country
ICT	information and communication technology
JFPR	Japan Fund for Poverty Reduction
Lao PDR	Lao Peoples Democratic Republic
NGO	nongovernment organization
NGOC	NGO and Civil Society Center
PCP	Public Communications Policy
PPTA	project preparatory technical assistance
PRC	Peoples Republic of China
SPS	Safeguard Policy Statement
TA	technical assistance

Highlights of Civil Society Participation in ADB Operations in 2010

Asia and the Pacific is moving beyond economic recovery into sustained growth. However, if as many of the regions people as possible are to share in its benefits, the regions future growth must become more inclusive than in decades past. Similarly, as the regions policy makers increasingly became aware of the fact that climate change and climatic volatility are serious threats to the regions development, their focus on environmentally sustainable growth deepened in 2010. The Asian Development Bank (ADB) is committed to supporting efforts that address these concerns through its programs and projects in climate change, sustainable transport, and education.

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