News
06 March 2018

ADB to extend $5bn for next 3 years in South Asia

Region:
Asia-Pacific

The Asian Development Bank plans to extend $5 billion for 26 projects in South Asia between 2018 and 2020. The financing was announced at a meeting of member countries of the South Asia Subregional Economic Cooperation, a projects-based partnership which aims to improve cross-border transport connectivity, promote energy trade, and facilitate faster and less-costly trade in the region.

You might also like


Video
26 May 2026

Bridging the Perception Gap: How ATIDI Supports Investment...

ATIDI has evolved from a political risk insurer into a Pan-African development catalyst - unlocking capital across infrastructure, energy, agribusiness and digital trade. This...

Perspective
29 May 2026

Imperative’s spekboom 2: A new capital stack for ecosystem...

Imperative’s second-phase spekboom project combines a four-investor carbon financing, a 14-year World Bank outcome bond and long-term offtake with Amazon. It points towards...