Business Opportunities Fair 2015

26 March 2015

Lloyd Wright
Lwright@adb.org

Priority areas
1. Urban transport
2. Transport and climate
change
3. Logistics and crossborder transport
4. Road safety and social
sustainability

ADBs transport transformation

Percentage of transport sector investment

2%
16%

9%

11%

30%
25%

78%

2000 - 2009
Baseline

73%

2010 - 2014
Recent Progress

40%

2020
Target

Urban
Railway
Road

Total ADB Loans and Grants 2014* (US$ millions)

Industry and Trade,
$392 (3%)

Public Sector
Management, $1,511
(11%)

Health, $0.2 (0%)

Energy, $2,695
(20%)

Agriculture, $747 (6%)

Finance, $1,146 (9%)

Education, $818 (6%)

Transport, $4,380
(32%)

Other Infrastructure,
$536 (4%)
ICT, $50 (0%)

Water, $1,254 (9%)

* Excludes Technical Assistance and Co-Financing

ADB transport: 2014 in numbers

Total of 52 loans and grants
and 40 technical assistance
projects approved
Projects represented a total

of $4.38 billion in ADB

investment, 32% of total
ADB
Serving 25 countries

Transport investment approvals by sub-region in 2014

Southeast Asia,
$536 million

Central and
West Asia, $966
million

South Asia,
$1,630 million

East Asia,
$1,124 million

Pacific,
$125 million

Road transport
New priorities
Performance-based contracting
Climate resilience
Cross-border regional networks
Road safety

Logistics and cross border transport

GMS Northern Economic Corridor

Water transport
Priorities
Inland waterways
Port development
Maritime safety

2015-2017 examples from pipeline

Samoa
Ports Infrastructure Development
Project $15 million
Solomon Islands
Sustainable Transport Infrastructure
Improvement Program $ 14 million
Timor Leste
Dili International Port Development
$50 million
Vanuatu
Interisland Shipping Support Project
$ 14 million

Air transport
2015-2017 pipeline projects
Bhutan
Air Transport Connectivity
Enhancement (Additional Financing) =
$ 4 million
Nepal
Tribhuvan International Airport
Capacity Enhancement =
$55 million
Papua New Guinea
Civil Aviation Development Investment
Program Tranche 3 & 4 =
$ 255 million
Solomon Islands
Sustainable Transport Infrastructure
Improvement Program =
$ 14 million

Railway projects
2013-2014 approvals
Bangladesh
South Asia Subregional Economic Cooperation
Railway Connectivity: Akhaura-Laksam Double
Track $505 million
Railway Sector Investment Program - Tranche 3
$100 million
India
Railway Sector Investment Program - Tranche 2
$130 million
PRC

Railway Energy Efficiency And Safety

Enhancement Investment Program - Tranche 4
& 5 $ 350 million

Urban transport
Examples of 2013-14 approvals
Georgia
Sustainable Urban Transport
Investment Program Tranche 3
$73 million
India
Jaipur Metro Rail Line $176 million
PRC
Hubei-Yichang Sustainable Urban
Transport Project $150 million
Jiangxi Jian Sustainable Urban
Transport Project $120 million
Viet Nam
Strengthening Sustainable Urban
Transport For Ha Noi Metro Line 3 $4
million
Sustainable Urban Transport For Ho
Chi Minh City Mass Rapid Transit Line
2 $ 10 million

Roads

Road Safety

Railways

Air & Water

Transport Sector
Group
200 members
11 Advisory Teams

Social Sustainability

Governance &
Institutional Issues

Urban Transport

Cross-Border
Transport & Logistics

Economic Analysis

PPPs & Innovative

Financing

Climate Change
and Environment

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Lloyd Wright
Lwright@adb.org

ADB Transport
Moving Change in Asia and the Pacific