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Overview

The Bank’s strategy for the region aims to support broad-based economic growth, promote higher levels of trade and integration within the region and with the global economy, enhance the environment for governance at both national and sub-national levels, increase social stability, and achieve the 2015 Millennium Development Goals.

To meet these goals, the Bank approved $7.5 billion for the region in fiscal year 2010, including $5.9 billion in IBRD loans and $1.6 billion in IDA credits and grants. More

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Annual Report
Summarizes Bank operations in the Region in fiscal year 2010 (Jul. '09- Jun. '10), including fast facts, lending by theme/sector, operations approved, and GDP per capita index.

The Bank at work in East Asia & Pacific
A sample of Bank projects in the Region: what the needs were, how they were tackled, and what was achieved.

What is the World Bank?
How the Bank assists countries
Organization chart (pdf)
Office of the Vice President
Get involved / Contact us
EAP Update - March 2011
East Asia & Pacific Update - March 2011
Winds of Change: East Asia's Sustainable Energy Future
Eco2 Cities: Ecological Cities as Economic Cities
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Projects and Results
Results Profiles
Results Profiles - The World Bank at Work
Regional Lending Summary - FY10 (47kb pdf)
Procurement
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Data & Statistics
Key Indicators from East Asia & Pacific Update - March 2011 (153kb pdf | 334kb xls)
Quick Facts
Summaries
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Last updated: 2011-04-28




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