ADB is a leading multilateral development bank supporting sustainable, inclusive, and resilient growth across Asia and the Pacific. Working with its members and partners, ADB provides quality development solutions to solve the region’s complex challenges.
Founded in 1966, ADB is owned by 69 members—50 from the region.
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ADB supports projects in developing member countries that create economic and development impact, delivered through both public and private sector operations, advisory services, and knowledge support.
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The Office of Markets Development and Public-Private Partnership actively assists developing economies in attracting greater private investment and fostering dynamic private-sector led growth across Asia and the Pacific.
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Asia's huge infrastructure needs, about $1.7 trillion a year, cannot be financed by the public sector alone.
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Public-private partnerships can help address Asia and the Pacific's infrastructure deficit and boost development.
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Asia and the Pacific lacks quality bankable projects, a major challenge to attracting private capital for infrastructure.
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Infrastructure ranking of Developing Asian economies, 2019
The infrastructure shortfall, along with weak capacity and insufficient project financing hold back economic growth and poverty alleviation in Asia and the Pacific.
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PPP projects in developing member countries, 2017
PPPs play an important role in addressing the huge infrastructure investment gap in Asia and the Pacific.
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PPP projects by sector, 2017
PPPs can be used to finance and run not only traditional infrastructure, but also the transport sector, education, health, and other social sectors.
Office of Markets Development and Public-Private Partnership (OMDP)
The Office of Markets Development and PPP (OMDP) is established to enhance the role of ADB in supporting and enabling Developing Member Countries (DMCs) to secure greater private investment and generate private sector-led growth in the region. OMDP will provide market-facing transaction advisory services and technical assistance for clients and the region leading to private investment and serve as a Private Sector Development (PSD) knowledge nexus, engage in internal and external advocacy and capacity building, creating an enabling environment, project preparation and structuring, and mobilizing and catalyzing financing.
Our Impact
$ 4.3 billion
Private capital mobilized
200 million
People benefitting
from infrastructure and social development PPPs
60 %
Active projects
contribute to climate operations
Source:
Asian Development Bank
Your Questions Answered
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What are PPPs?
PPPs are contractual arrangements where a government partners with the private sector to build and run an infrastructure, such as roads and highways, renewable energy plants, hospitals and schools.
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Why tap the private sector?
PPPs tap into new technology and efficiency of the private sector to deliver Value For Money.
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How can PPPs be successful?
PPPs should demonstrate clear public benefit, sound bankability, and effective risk sharing —making it a win-win for both the public and private sector.
What's New
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Public–Private Partnership Monitor: Philippines (2025)
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Kantor Pengembangan Pasar dan Kerja Sama Pemerintah dan Badan Usaha
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Управление развития рынков и государственно-частного партнерства
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