ADB is a multilateral financial institution, which aims to improve the living standards of its Developing Member Countries (DMCs) throughout the Asia and Pacific region. ADB business opportunities arise primarily in the following sectors, where ADB actively funds development projects:
ADB’s 2016 loan approvals reached US $16 billion. In addition, ADB provided US $77 million in equity investments; US $527 million in grants; and US $169 million in technical assistance (TA).
In 2016, Indonesia was the largest recipient of total ADB assistance with $6 billion. India was second with $4.3 billion; China was third with $3 billion; Pakistan - a close fourth with $2.5 billion; and Bangladesh was fifth with $2 billion.
Additionally, Energy received the largest share at US $10 billion (33%), followed by Transport with US $6 billion (17%). Finance received US $5 billion (15%). Public sector management got US $4 billion (12%). Water and other urban infrastructure services had US $2.3 billion (7%). Education had US $2 million (6%). Agriculture and Natural Resources, Industry and Trade, Health, as well as ICT stood at US $1.4 million (4%), US $1.3 million (4%), and $185 million (1%), respectively.
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