Location of ADBI

ASIAN DEVELOPMENT BANK INSTITUTE

ADBI programs are conducted at its offices in Kasumigaseki,
in the central government district of Tokyo, Japan, as well
as in ADB member countries, in collaboration with
international, regional, and national institutes or agencies.
Selected activities are also conducted at ADB headquarters
in Manila.
ADBI conferences, workshops and
training sessions.
Visit the ADBI website to learn about:
Events
More than 300 working papers on all
aspects of economic and social
development in Asia and the Pacifc.
Working Papers
In-depth studies of the major issues
facing the region.
Books
ADBIs new blog ofers a fresh look at
critical economic and development
issues facing Asia and the Pacifc.
Asia Pathways
Details of ADBIs work program; major
initiatives; employment and business
opportunities; and much more.
Information about ADBI
An e-mail service covering new
publications, events, and opportunities.
e-notifcation
A daily survey of development news
from across Asia and the Pacifc via
summaries of regional news stories and
blogs.
e-newsline
www.adbi.org
Find ADBI on the web
Email: info@adbi.org
Stay connected
Tel: + 81 3 3593 5500
Fax: + 81 3 3593 5571
Asian Development Bank Institute
Kasumigaseki Bldg. 8F
3-2-5 Kasumigaseki, Chiyoda-ku
Tokyo 100-6008, Japan
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Subway Exit
Role of Key Emerging Economies for a Balanced,
Sustainable, and Resilient Asia will address regional
cooperation and integration in ASEAN, the PRC, and India.
A component of the study, ASEAN 2030: Growing
Together for Shared Prosperity, will ofer policy options for
ASEAN countries to support their transition to more
developed economies with a high quality of life by 2030.
A companion study on Pacifc Island Economies 2030 will
explore the choices for the future for small Pacifc island
countries.
International Monetary and Financial System: Asian
Perspective will focus on reforms to the international
monetary and fnancial system and their implications for
Asian economies.
Disaster Risk Management: Lessons for Asia will identify
strategies to reduce the cost of disasters, increase the
speed and efciency of emergency response, promote
more efective recovery and reconstruction, and
strengthen and diversify funding.
ADBI is the think tank of the Asian Development Bank (ADB).
It was established in 1997 to identify efective development
strategies and to improve development management in
ADBs developing member countries.
ADBI is fast becoming the leading center for the creation and
dissemination of information and knowledge on development
in the Asia and Pacifc region.
ADBI cultivates an extensive network of experts, researchers,
think tanks, government agencies, civil society, private sector
organizations, and bilateral and multilateral organizations,
within the Asia and Pacifc region and beyond.
Under the ADB overarching goal of poverty reduction, ADBIs
three strategic priority themes are:
About the Asian Development Bank Institute Major current initiatives What does ADBI do?
What is ADBI?
ADBI's capacity building and training programs
promote sound development management for senior
and mid-level officials of ADBs developing member
countries. Officials are supported to identify appropriate
policies and to implement them effectively.
Capacity Building and Training
Outreach and Knowledge Management
Who are ADBIs partners?
What are ADBIs priorities?
inclusive and sustainable growth,
regional cooperation and integration, and
governance for policies and institutions.
Established in 1997 as a subsidiary of the Asian
Development Bank
An international Advisory Council helps shape and
monitor ADBIs strategic directions
Located in central Tokyo
58 staff representing 16 nationalities
Dean and CEO
Masahiro Kawai
Departments
Pesearch
Capacity 8uilding and Training
Administration, Management and Coordination
ADBI Quick Facts
AD8| disseminates results of research, training, seminars,
and conferences through various media and publica-
tions, particularly the AD8| website. |nternational and
regional media, including the Financial Times, The Wall
Street Journal, and The New York Times, have covered
AD8|'s work.
Climate Change and Green Asia will
recommend an Asian strategy for
low-carbon green growth that maximizes
environmental, economic, and social
benefits, without hampering competitiveness.
AD8| carries out research on development issues with
strategic implications for development thinking and
policy formulation. It hosts presentations by
distinguished experts, including Nobel prizewinners,
and publishes books and papers to strengthen policymaking
in the Asia and Pacific region.
Research