Welcome to our website!
The U.S. Commercial Service Liaison Office to the Asian Development Bank, managed by the Advocacy Center, maintains this website to assist U.S. firms interested in pursuing business opportunities generated by the lending and grant activities of the Asian Development Bank (ADB). This website will provide you with:
- An introduction to the U.S. Commercial Service Liaison Office to the ADB (CS ADB) office
- Background information on the Asian Development Bank (ADB)
- Some leads and alerts on new ADB business opportunities open to citizens of ADB member countries
- Valuable information on how to bid for ADB consulting opportunities and project tenders
- Important links to useful publications and sites
- Program Events and more!
News and Features
ADB Announces Massive Financial Support for Food Crisis
ADB's 41st Annual Meeting closed in Madrid with President Haruhiko Kuroda announcing $500 million immediate support to deal with rising food costs in Asia and the Pacific and $2 billion in agriculture lending for 2009. Read more.
May 2008 Monthly Alerts Released
The International Market Insights (IMIs) report covers 28 new and
proposed projects and TA programs published by ADB online -
amounting to $513 million-worth of opportunities.
Additionally, the Foreign Government Tenders (FGTs) report
comprises 29 procurement alerts mostly coming from the energy
sector and transport sector. Other sectors included are
education, environment, industry and finance, and urban
development. Papua New Guinea's Road Maintenance Upgrading
Project has the most number of procurement notices for civil
works.
Get your copy now by clicking here!
ADB Launches Long-Term Strategy
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has launched Strategy 2020, a new long-term strategy for its vision of an Asia and Pacific region free of poverty.
To fight poverty in a region of more than 600 million poor people surviving on $1 a day, Strategy 2020 will refocus ADB operations on three development agendas—inclusive economic growth, environmentally sustainable growth, and regional integration. Read more.
Click here to access the document.