Indonesia: Financial Market Development and Integration Program
The Financial Market Development and Integration Program was formulated to support the government’s key reforms under the Capital Market and Nonbank Financial Industry Master Plan (CMNMP) 2010–2014. The CMNMP aimed to deepen the capital market, expand access to nonbank financing, and broaden the investor base.
Viet Nam: Financial Sector Deepening Program
The Financial Sector Deepening Program was formulated to address key constraints to deepening of the finance sector. These included the development of a money market, actions to improve the depth and liquidity of the capital market, and efforts to strengthen institutions and capacity of the nonbank finance sector.
People’s Republic of China: Clean Bus Leasing
ONGOING EVALUATION. The evaluation will assess the development impact and adequacy of the program towards achieving its objectives and derive lessons which can assist in the design and implementation of future ADB private sector operations, particularly similar investments (leasing) structures, in the subsector of clean buses in the PRC or others.
Pacific Private Sector Development Initiative
This evaluation of the Pacific Private Sector Development Initiative (PSDI), 2007–2017, examines whether the initiative has been successful in improving the enabling business environment of the 14 ADB Pacific developing member countries (DMCs).
ECG Spring 2018 meeting
The ECG Spring 2018 meeting was hosted by Independent Evaluation at the Asian Development Bank (ADB) at ADB headquarters in Manila. Full details only available to ECG members.
Conference: Communicating Evidence for Sustainable Development
The conference aims to seek clarity in the role that communication can play in generating and using evidence for sustainable development. How can evidence generated by research, monitoring and evaluation, dialogue, et cetera be better used to influence decision making and transformational change? What are other factors at play when influencing transformational change processes and how can we deal with this? What role can communication play in all of these processes? And what does this mean for you as a development professional?
Key conference questions