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Doing Business with the Asian Development Bank: A Practial Guide for 2005

The Development Executive Group is pleased to introduce a new guide, Doing Business with the Asian Development Bank: A Practial Guide for 2005. This 70-page report is an actionable and business-oriented reference guide for firms, organizations, and professionals interested in working with the Asian Development Bank or in furthering an established relationship with this large and influential regional development bank.

Features include:

• Information on how to win contracts with the ADB, gathered from a wealth of resources such as interviews with ADB personnel, surveys of successful ADB contractors, ADB briefings for contractors, and online resources
• Extensive country profiles with current loan and technical assistance projects as well as country strategy information—useful in determining future trends and future ADB investments in particular countries
• Complete contact information for all resident missions, listed both by country and by thematic/sector committee
• An overview of ADB's role in the tsunami relief
• Printable, PDF electronic format
• You receive your copy of the guide right after making your online payment

Why is this guide valuable for doing business with Asian Development Bank?

The rules of business set by the ADB are complex and are critical to successfully qualifying for potential contracts. This report outlines ADB's business processes, provides practical tips and also contains accurate data on resident mission strategies and projects. This is a practical guide providing information that normally requires substantial research—now it's available in an easy-to-use guide.

Is this guide right for me?

Yes! Whether you have extensive experience implementing ADB projects, are creating your first project proposal, or simply want to know more about how the ADB works, this guide provides the practical information you need. Development professionals need to know where to find project information and whom to contact as they begin the process of determining whether an opportunity is right for them. Experienced contractors, meanwhile, will receive guidance on trends, what sectors and/or countries they should focus on, or what strategic direction they might decide to take with the ADB in 2005. This easy-to-use guide lets you quickly locate the information you need no matter how much—or how little—experience you have with the ADB.

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About The Development Executive Group

The Development Executive Group (www.developmentex.com) is a leading membership organization serving 150+ firms and organizations and over 40,000 independent professionals that work in international development. Our Executive Members are provided with services in three main areas: business lead identification, recruiting & staffing, and partnership building & networking. Independent professionals use our Individual Member Services to find jobs and stay current with the latest news and trends in international development.

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