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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 $4 billion for the region in fiscal year 2007, including $2.8 billion in IBRD loans and $1.2 billion in IDA credits and grants. Carbon Finance contracts totaling $29 million were signed in 2007. More

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Annual Report
Summarizes Bank operations in the Region in fiscal year 2007 (Jul. '06- Jun. '07), 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.

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