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ADB Water Sector Group
@ADBWater
ADB envisions a water-secure and resilient Asia and the Pacific, increasing investments for better water services and careful management of water resources.
Mandaluyong City, PHadb.org/waterJoined March 2012

ADB Water Sector Group’s Tweets

Any gains toward eradicating Asia Pacific’s numerous development challenges are always under threat by climate change. A 5-step approach combines short-term actions w/ low potential for future regret w/long-term options for future climate conditions: tinyurl.com/h4pmsesm
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ADB Water empaneled a pool of experts who can support ADB project officers and counterparts in various aspects of water security & resilience. Join the Hub now and use Jal's Ask The Expert feature to raise queries to our experts: hub4r.adb.org/experts 🎥
The ADB and Foreign Enterprise Indorama Agro LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Indorama Corporation signed a $15 million loan to support the livelihoods of farmers in Uzbekistan, enhance their climate resilience, and support ongoing recovery from COVID-19:
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#ThrowbackThursday: Were you there at the ADB e-Marketplace in 2021? ADB's exhibition of the latest water trends and solutions continues this year! Sign up to join the launch and first session on 22 May, 12:00–1:30 p.m.(GMT+8): hub4r.adb.org/emarketplace/2 🎥:
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Reliance on resource-intensive sectors like agriculture makes Central Asia highly vulnerable to the impacts of climate change. Given the interconnectedness of water, agriculture and energy systems, regional cooperation is fundamental to climate resilience: bit.ly/4304niC
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“Innovative financing & private sector mobilization are essential for SDG6," says ADB's Aditi Bhattacharya at the recently concluded Global Water Summit. "To unlock meaningful & sustainable outcomes, financing must also be integrated w/ policy, governance & capacity development.”
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Access the World Water Assessment Program (WWAP) Toolkit on the Collection of Sex-Disaggregated Water Data on the Hub! This training by ADB and discusses how to integrate gender equality and inclusion in projects: bit.ly/3Mgk934 🎥
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🔵 LIVE at the 56th ADB Annual Meeting in Incheon, Korea: ADB and the Government of the Netherlands sign financing agreement for the new Water Resilience Trust Fund (WRTF). WRTF has received an initial contribution of $20M from the Netherlands: bit.ly/3pdttvO
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Major challenges are overwhelming Solomon Islands' water supply and sanitation services. ADB, along with the EU and World Bank, is leading a sector-wide water and sanitation project to expand and upgrade Solomon Islands' water and sewerage infrastructure: bit.ly/42h5Q3o
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ADB has established a Water Resilience Trust Fund under the Water Financing Partnership Facility to support critical and transformational actions by government agencies, communities, and the private sector to strengthen water resilience in the region: bit.ly/3Ndz66Y
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FACT: 70% of the people that will be affected by rising sea levels are located in just eight Asian countries: PRC, Bangladesh, India, Viet Nam, Indonesia, Thailand, the Philippines, and Japan. Read about sea-level change in the Pacific Islands region: bit.ly/3V12hMx
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Want to know ADB's strategy for ensuring water security and resilience in the Asia Pacific region? Learn about the priorities and rationale that will guide ADB’s partnerships w/ developing member countries by downloading the new directional guide summary: bit.ly/41SMd1z
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ADB Senior Water and Climate Change Specialist Alessio Giardino will talk about exploring avenues for smart adaptation in managing water resources at the EU-ASEAN Expert Roundtable happening today. For resources, visit the Water Resilience Hub: hub4r.adb.org
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ADB approved a $130M loan to increase agricultural productivity and promote agribusinesses to raise farmers’ income in Himachal Pradesh, India. The project will improve on-farm irrigation and water management in about 6,000 hectares of farmland: bit.ly/3Apsf2Z
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"The sheer scale of the climate crisis can make even the world’s biggest institutions feel helpless," writes ADB President Masatsugu Asakawa. "But if MDBs undertake a shift in mindset, they can do much more to combat global warming, and faster."
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