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Thursday, November 13, 2025
TopicAsian Development Bank

Topic: Asian Development Bank

ADB approves $241 million loan for West Bengal power distribution

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The program aims to enhance quality, reliability, and sustainability of power supply for 8.96 million consumers.

ADB announce second tranche of funding for Solomon Islands

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Approved in June 2021, the $171 million project is funded by a concessional loan of $74.4 million and a grant of $74.5 million from the Asian Development Fund.

ADB supports Tonga’s Renewable Energy Project, new minigrid for efficient electricity supply

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The project with a total cost of $53.2 million is co-financed by ADB, Green Climate Fund, the governments of Tonga and Australia, and TPL.

ADB approves $125 million for irrigation project in Nepal

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The financing package includes a $110 million concessional loan and a $15 million grant from the Asian Development Fund.

Sunniya Durrani-Jamal joins ADB as Azerbaijan country head

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In her new role, Ms. Durrani-Jamal will lead ADB's operations in Azerbaijan, fostering relationships with the government and other stakeholders.

ADB funds New Solomon Islands university campus

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The state-of-the-art facility to serve as regional hub for innovation.

ADB approves $47M loan for Azerbaijan’s railway digitalization

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The project aims to enhance safety, reliability, and efficiency of the country's railway networks.

ADB to back Fiji’s renewable energy transition

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ADB will provide $10 million in financing to support public-private partnerships.

ADB approves $30 million for climate resilience in Nepal

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The project to support nature-based solutions in Karnali and Sudurpashchim provinces, the most vulnerable regions to climate change.

ADB grants $37.5 million for urban development in Nauru

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The Sustainable and Resilient Urban Development Project aims to build Nauru’s first reticulated water supply system.
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