Projects List

Uzbekistan : Rural Roads Resilience Sector Project

Mongolia : Border Efficiency for Sustainable Trade Project

Pakistan : Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation Corridor Development Investment Program (Tranche 3)

Kyrgyz Republic: Climate-Resilient Agricultural Value Chain Development Project

Kyrgyz Republic: Almaty–Bishkek Economic Corridor Regional Improvement of Border Services Project Readiness

Mongolia: Regional Road Development and Maintenance Project (Phase 3)

Mongolia: Aimags and Soums Green Regional Development Investment Program – Tranche 1

Technical Assistance for Financing Framework for Rogun Hydropower Project

Uzbekistan: Integrated Urban Development Project

Kyrgyz Republic: Strengthening Regional Health Security Project

Climate Adaptive Water Resources Management in the Aral Sea Basin Sector Project

The proposed project will build on lessons learned from past and ongoing projects of ADB in water resources in Uzbekistan. It will undertake a long-term, strategic and knowledge-based approach. The project will deliver climate adaptive solutions to water resources management by modernizing irrigation and drainage in selected subprojects within the Amu Darya and (selective reaches of the) Zarafshan River Basins in Uzbekistan.

Railway Sector Reform Program, Subprogram 1

The proposed Railway Sector Reform Program aims to establish the economic and financial sustainability of the railway sector in Georgia, with profitability and debt service coverage ratios reestablished at effective levels. The program will provide a policy-based loan to assist in the reform of the Georgian railway system to strengthen financial stability and investment planning capacity through the provision of more efficient, demand-driven railway transport services for both freight markets and passenger public service obligations.

Uzbekistan: National Road Development Project

The proposed project in aligned with the ADB's Strategy 2030, which provides a special attention for the needs of landlocked economies and supports improving regional connectivity and competitiveness by addressing cross-border infrastructure needs.

CAREC Corridor 2 (Bukhara-Miskin-Urgench-Khiva) Railway Electrification Project

The project will add electrification, signaling and telecommunication, and traction power management systems to the recently built railway line between Bukhara, Miskin, Urgench, and Khiva, a total of 465 km. The line has a design speed of 250 km per hour and connects to the electrified high-speed railway line between the country's capital Tashkent, Samarkand, and Bukhara.

Georgia Livable Cities Investment Program (LCIP) for Balanced Development

Georgia is located at the crossroads of Europe and Asia, rich in natural resources and cultural heritage. Despite these comparative advantages, the country needs to overcome substantial infrastructure, urban services, and capacity gaps to unlock its economic growth potential. Although Georgia is an upper middle-income country, 20.1% of the population still lives below the poverty line.

Promoting Gender Equality in the Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation Region

Strengthening Approaches for Operationalizing Diversified Growth in Central Asia (formerly Implementing Domestic Approaches on Economic Diversification Phase 1)

CAREC Corridor Development Investment Program (MFF, Tranche 2 )

Tranche 2 is aligned with the overall design of the MFF with the impact of regional connectivity and trade in the CAREC corridors enhanced, and will have the following outcome and the outcome of efficiency for road traffic along the CAREC corridors improved. Tranche 2 will deliver the two outputs: (i) to dualize the 222-km Shikarpur-Rajanpur section of N55 on the existing alignment to make the section a four-lane carriageway; and (ii) to help NHA to implement its upcoming training program for 5 years (2021-2025).

Preparing the CAREC Corridors 1, 2 and 6 Connector Road (Kyzylorda-Zhezkazgan) Reconstruction Project (formerly Preparing Road Sector Projects)

Subproject 12: Building Capacities of Women in the Energy Sector in Pakistan