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HIGHLIGHTS OF ADBS COOPERATION WITH CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONS 2020

APRIL 2021

Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 IGO license (CC BY 3.0 IGO)

2021 Asian Development Bank

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Some rights reserved. Published in 2021.

ISBN 978-92-9262-831-4 (print); 978-92-9262-832-1 (electronic); 978-92-9262-833-8 (ebook)

Publication Stock No. SGP210165-2

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.22617/SGP210165-2

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CONTENTS

Table and Figures
Abbreviations
I.	Introduction
II.	Spotlight on Civil Society Engagement during the Pandemic
III.	ADBs Approach to Capturing Civil Society Engagement
IV.	Stories of ChangeCivil Society Engagement in Practice
A.	Central and West Asia
B.	East Asia
C.	South Asia
D.	Southeast Asia
E.	Pacific
V.	Promoting ADBCivil SocietyGovernment Collaboration
A.	Consulting Civil Society Organizations in Ongoing ADB Policy and Program Reviews
B.	Engaging Civil Society Organizations in Country Partnership Strategies
C.	Youth for Asia Initiative and Promoting Meaningful Youth Engagement
D.	ADB Staff Training on Civil Society Engagement
E.	Knowledge Partnerships and Learning Events
VI.	Ways Forward

TABLE AND FIGURES

Table
Different Approaches and Depths of Participation
Figures
	Projects with Planned Meaningful Civil Society Engagement in Project Completion Reports Delivered in 2020, by Regional Department
	Civil Society Engagement in Projects as Planned versus as Delivered in 2020, by Sector
	Projects with Planned Meaningful Civil Society Engagement in Project Completion Reports in 2020, by Modality
	Roles of Civil Society Organizations in Projects That Delivered Meaningful Engagement Based on Project Completion Reports, 2020
	Tasks Performed by Civil Society Organizations in Projects That Delivered Meaningful Civil Society Engagement
	Types of Civil Society Organizations Participation Approaches Adopted 14 by Projects with Planned Meaningful Civil Society Engagement in 2020

ABBREVIATIONS

ADB	Asian Development Bank
APYS	Asia Pacific Youth Symposium
CBO	community-based organization
CDC	community development council
COVID-19	coronavirus disease
CPS	country partnership strategy
CSO	civil society organization
CWRD	Central and West Asia Department
DMC	developing member country
FCAS	fragile and conflict-affected situations
FPA	farmer professional association
IED	Independent Evaluation Department
M&E	monitoring and evaluation
NGO	nongovernment organization
NGOC	NGO and Civil Society Center
NIS	national integrity strategy
PCR	project completion report
PDA	pilot and demonstration activity

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