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ADBI is recognized as the leader in the creation and sharing of knowledge on economic development in the Asia and Pacific region. ADBI conducts research and capacity building and training activities that contribute to the Asian Development Bank’s overall objective of poverty reduction. ADBI focuses on medium- to long-term development issues of strategic importance to senior policymakers. The objectives of ADBI, as set forth in its Statute, are to identify effective development strategies and to improve the capacity of agencies and organizations in developing member countries. ADBI strives to be demand-driven and to respond to important challenges affecting many stakeholders in the region in a timely, operationally relevant, and policy- oriented fashion. ADBI increases the impact of its activities by working closely with leading think tanks to shape the debate on key emerging issues and to develop sound and practical recommendations regarding policy reforms. ADBI ensures the quality of its research and capacity building and training programs by pursuing excellence and originality in areas where it has an unmatched strategic advantage, such as the analysis of emerging policy issues from a regional perspective.

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Kasumigaseki Building 8F, 3-2-5
Kasumigaseki
Chiyoda-ku, Miyagi
100-6008
Japan

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Miyagi

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+81335935500

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info@adbi.org

Region of interest

Japan, India, Canada, France

Content from Asian Development Bank Institute (ADBI)

This online workshop for select policy makers from Asia and the Pacific aims to convey the key messages from the edited volume and share knowledge on best practices and…

Bangladesh

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This webinar will mark the handover of the Group of Seven’s (G7) official think tank engagement group, the Think7 (T7), from Japan to Italy. It will explore how T7 Japan,…

Other

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This forum discusses the need for supportive policies, carbon pricing mechanisms, and regulations that encourage environmentally responsible practices.

Other

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