Azjatycki Bank Rozwoju
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| Język roboczy | angielski |
|---|---|
| Siedziba | |
| Członkowie | 67 krajów |
| Prezes | Takehiko Nakao |
| Utworzenie | 19 grudnia 1966 |
| Strona internetowa | |
Azjatycki Bank Rozwoju (ADB, AsDB, ang. Asian Development Bank) – finansowa organizacja międzynarodowa, która powstała w 1966 roku w celu wspierania rozwoju gospodarczego i polepszenia warunków życia w rozwijających się państwach azjatyckich.
Główna siedziba organizacji mieści się w Mandaluyong, w obszarze metropolitalnym Metro Manila, na Filipinach.
Członkowie
Do organizacji należy 67 państw i terytoriów, z czego 48 leży w regionie Azji i Pacyfiku, a 19 poza tym obszarem.
W nawiasach podano rok wstąpienia do organizacji.
Region Azji i Pacyfiku:
Afganistan (1966)
Australia (1966)
Filipiny (1966)
Indie (1966)
Indonezja (1966)
Japonia (1966)
Kambodża (1966)
Korea Południowa (1966)
Laos (1966)
Malezja (1966)
Nepal (1966)
Nowa Zelandia (1966)
Pakistan (1966)
Tajwan[1] (1966)
Samoa (1966)
Singapur (1966)
Sri Lanka (1966)
Tajlandia (1966)
Wietnam (1966)
Hongkong[2] (1969)
Fidżi (1970)
Papua-Nowa Gwinea (1971)
Tonga (1972)
Bangladesz (1973)
Mjanma (1973)
Wyspy Salomona (1973)
Kiribati (1974)
Wyspy Cooka (1976)
Malediwy (1978)
Vanuatu (1981)
Bhutan (1982)
Chiny (1986)
Mikronezja (1990)
Wyspy Marshalla (1990)
Mongolia (1991)
Nauru[3] (1991)
Tuvalu (1993)
Kazachstan (1994)
Kirgistan (1994)
Uzbekistan (1995)
Tadżykistan (1998)
Azerbejdżan (1999)
Turkmenistan (2000)
Timor Wschodni (2002)
Palau (2003)
Armenia (2005)
Brunei (2006)
Gruzja (2007)
Inne regiony:
Austria (1966)
Belgia (1966)
Dania (1966)
Finlandia (1966)
Holandia (1966)
Kanada (1966)
Niemcy[4] (1966)
Norwegia (1966)
Stany Zjednoczone (1966)
Szwecja (1966)
Wielka Brytania (1966)
Włochy (1966)
Szwajcaria (1967)
Francja (1970)
Hiszpania (1986)
Turcja (1991)
Portugalia (2002)
Luksemburg (2003)
Irlandia (2006)
Zobacz też
Przypisy
- ↑ Początkowo jako "Chiny", do czasu przystąpienia do organizacji Chińskiej Republiki Ludowej w 1986 roku.
- ↑ Początkowo jako brytyjskie terytorium zależne. Obecnie specjalny region autonomiczny Chińskiej Republiki Ludowej
- ↑ Asian Development Outlook 2009 Update: Nauru (ang.). adb.org. [dostęp 2010-02-01].
- ↑ Początkowo jedynie Niemcy Zachodnie.
Linki zewnętrzne
- Oficjalna strona internetowa (ang.)
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