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According to the Bank’s website, the proposed knowledge and support technical assistance (TA) will broaden and deepen our understanding of the drivers of development and growth in the region. It will achieve this objective by creating knowledge products at Asian Development Bank (ADB) headquarters, engaging in capacity-building workshops in developing member countries (DMCs), contextualizing policy recommendations, and disseminating research.
Building on the findings of previous ADB studies and TAs on structural transformation, this TA will fill important knowledge gaps on the determinants and effects of growth-enhancing structural change in developing Asia. Special attention will be given to the links between the process of structural transformation and cross-country variation in key development trends including in growth, inequality, and poverty. The activities under the TA are expected to contribute to the growing economic literature on economic transformation, premature deindustrialization, and services-led growth. As such, the TA's outputs will add to the body of economic development research and knowledge within the Economic Research and Development Impact (ERDI) Department. In so doing, the TA will inform and enhance policy dialogue between ADB and its DMCs. The TA's up-to-date economic analysis will also serve as a basis for contextualized policy solutions, strengthening the design of DMC-specific growth and development strategies.
The TA financing amount is $850,000, which will be financed on a grant basis by ADB’s Technical Assistance Special Fund ($500,000 from TASF 7; $350,000 from TASF-other sources).
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