Indonesia: Reforms for Resilient Growth
Asian Development Bank | June 2012
Abstract
Indonesia was a founding member of the Asian Development Bank (ADB) in 1966 and since then it has received $27 billion in loans, $307 million in grants, and $342 million in technical assistance. Early ADB assistance focused on agriculture but rapidly diversified in the 1980s to include energy, infrastructure, and education. In the years following the Asian Financial Crisis of 1998, ADB provided significant and sustained support to the government's ambitious program of reform and poverty reduction, particularly through program loans that encompassed development policy, infrastructure sector reform, capital market development, governance reform, and achievement of the Millennium Development Goals. For the coming years, ADB's proposed country partnership strategy for 2012-2014 has two strategic pillars - inclusive growth and environmental sustainability including climate change mitigation and adaptation - while strengthening governance continues to be an important cross-cutting aspect of the strategy.
Citation
Asian Development Bank. 2012. Indonesia: Reforms for Resilient Growth. © Asian Development Bank. http://hdl.handle.net/11540/888. License: CC BY 3.0 IGO.Keywords
Environment
Environmental Sustainability
Capital Market Development
Development
Development Goals
Market Development
Millennium Development Goals
Culture
Development policy
ADB
Development strategy
Environment impact assessment
Environmental management
Resources development
Forest site mapping
Environmental Management
Nature Protection
Environmental Conservation
Landscape Protection
Adaptation
Climate change mitigation
Capital
Infrastructure
Partnership
Urban impact analysis
Developing countries
Industrial priorities
Partnership
Environmental impact statements
Agricultural landscape management
Sustainable forestry
Sustainable horticulture
Environmental indexes
Protection of environment
Environmental geotechnology
Natural areas
Natural beauty conservation
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