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Клик кунед ИН ҶО БА ЁРӢ Мо гузоришҳои нигаронкунанда мегирем, ки ҷамоатҳои аз лоиҳаи БОР ва AIIB зарардида дар саросари Осиё, бахусус Осиёи Ҷанубӣ ва Осиёи Ҷанубу Шарқӣ дар ҳолати мутлақи бӯҳрон қарор доранд . Аз сабаби муҳосираи маҷбурӣ, онҳо кор надоранд ва дастрасӣ ба антисептикҳо ва маводи ғизоӣ надоранд. Онҳоро ба пандемияи COVID-19 комилан дучор ва осебпазир мегузоранд. Ҷавобҳои давлат суст ва дар баъзе мавридҳо вуҷуд надоранд. Аъзоёни мо тамоми кори аз дасташон меомадаро мекунанд, то ба онҳо маводи асосии заруриро дастрас кунанд, аммо сарфи назар аз саъю кӯшишҳои онҳо, захираҳо зиёданд ва бисёр чизҳои дигар лозиманд. Мо ҳоло ба кӯмаки шумо ниёз дорем. ФОНДИ ҶАМЪИЯТИИ КОРҲОИ ФАВКУЛОДИИ COVID-19 Дар бораи Фонди ҳолатҳои фавқулодда Гирандагон Дастгирӣ Навсозиҳо Top ДАР БОРАИ ФОНДИ ФАВКУЛОДДА Форуми созмонҳои ғайридавлатӣ дар Кумитаи байналмилалии БОР (КБ) тасмим гирифт, ки Фонди изтирории ҷомеаи COVID-19-ро таъсис диҳад. Ин ҳамчун воситаи нақлиёт барои ҷамъоварии маблағ барои кӯмаки изтирорӣ истифода мешавад, пас ин хоҳад буд тавассути созмонҳои аъзои мо ба ҷамоатҳои аз лоиҳа зарардида тақсим карда мешавад. Бо захираҳои кофӣ ва рӯҳияи ихтиёрӣ Форуми ТҒД оид ба БОР умедвор аст, ки он метавонад ба ҷамъоварии маблағ ва фиристодани кӯмак пайваста идома диҳад. Аммо ин ҳама кӯмаки шуморо талаб мекунад. МЕДОНЕД ДАСТГИРИИ ШУМО КУЧО МЕШАВАД Бозгашт ба боло About Recipients КИ ДАСТГИРЙ МЕГИРАД Вобаста аз маблағи хайрияе, ки ҷамъоварӣ мешавад, Форуми ТҒД оид ба БОР ба дастгирии 1) ҷамоатҳои аз лоиҳа зарардида, ки аз БОР ва/ё лоиҳаҳои фаъоли AIIB зарар дидаанд; ва 2) шарикони маҳаллии Форум, ки ҳамзамон вокуниши фаврии COVID-19-ро анҷом медиҳанд (масалан, интиқоли ғизо, расонидани хадамоти нақлиёт ба кормандони соҳаи тиб ва ғ.). Форум тавассути дастгирии пулии зикршуда ба СҶШ-ҳои шарик мегузарад. Маблағе, ки бояд ба СҶШ-ҳои шарик хайрия карда шавад, инчунин вобаста ба миқёс ва/ё шумораи хонаводаҳои зарардида фарқ мекунад. Кӯмаки пулии зикршуда барои вокуниши фаврӣ барои рафъи таъсири COVID-19 ба ҷомеаҳои шарики мо хоҳад буд. Ин дастгирӣ барои харидани ниқобҳо, собун, машрубот, антисептик ё бастаҳои ғизо истифода мешавад. СҶШ-и шарик 1 омода мекунад - ҳисоботи саҳифаи дастгирӣ дар бораи он, ки аз маблағи додашуда чӣ харида шудааст, тавассути дастгирии зикршуда ба чанд хонавода ба даст оварда шудааст ва дигар хароҷоти тасодуфие, ки истифода шудаанд (масалан, нақлиёт ва ғ.) МЕДОНЕД, КИ ШУМО ЧИ ГУНА КУМАК КУНЕД БАРОИ НАВОРҲО САНЧИШ КУНЕД Бозгашт ба боло Дастгирии шумо хеле қадр карда мешавад кӯшиш барои вокуниш ба COVID-19. СИПОС! Шумо метавонед хайрияи худро бо истифода аз маълумоти зерин пасандоз кунед: НОМИ БОНК: БОНКИ ЧАЗИРХОИ ФИЛИППИН АДРЕСИ: Хиёбони Калъаяан, 114, ДИЛИМАН, ШАХРИ КЕСОН, ФИЛИППИН НОМИ ҲИСОБ : ФОРУМИ ТҒД оид ба ADB, INC. БАРОИ USD: 1994-0097-84 | БАРОИ ИА: 1994-0551-31 БАРОИ PHP: 1991-0039-12 РАМЗИ СВИФТ : BOPIPHMM АДРЕСИ БЕНЕФИЦИАР: 85-А Масикап тамдид, Барангай марказӣ, Quezon City 1100, Филиппин РАҚАМИ БАРОИ БЕНЕФИЦИАР: +63 2 84361858 | +63 2 89214412 Шумо инчунин метавонед моро тавассути PayPal дастгирӣ кунед *** Форуми созмонҳои ғайридавлатӣ оид ба БОР маълумоти махфии шахсиро, аз қабили суроғаҳои почтаи электронӣ, паролҳои ҳисоб ва ғ. нигоҳ намедорад. Лутфан фаромӯш накунед нусхаи пасандози худро ба мо фиристед. Лутфан онро ба secretariat@forum-adb.org фиристед. Бозгашт ба боло Donate ДАСТГИРЙ

Track civil society engagement and critical perspectives around the AIIB Annual Meeting, with insights from NGO Forum on ADB highlighting concerns over fossil fuel financing, lack of accountability, and the need for inclusive, rights-based development in AIIB’s operations. БОНКИ ОСИЁИ РУШДИ (БОР) Project Monitoring Energy Campaign Project-affected People's Mechanism (PPM) AIIB Annual Meeting МОНИТОРИНГИ ЛОИҲА Civil society engagement with the AIIB Annual Meetings has remained limited, fragmented, and largely symbolic—despite the bank’s public commitment to transparency and inclusive dialogue. While AIIB has opened some space for civil society to attend side events and submit questions, these forums often lack genuine responsiveness or avenues for influence. NGO Forum on ADB network have mobilized parallel events and issued joint statements to challenge AIIB’s financing of fossil fuel infrastructure, waste-to-energy incinerators, and large hydropower projects that frequently ignore the rights and voices of affected communities. The AIIB Annual Meetings are often criticized for prioritizing image management over accountability, with little space for grassroots concerns to shape policy or project design. Civil society continues to call for institutional reforms that would allow for more meaningful engagement, better access to project data, and stronger mechanisms for communities to be heard. Without these changes, AIIB’s Annual Meetings risk becoming performative exercises that fail to reflect the realities on the ground. Read - Civil society engagement and issues of concern regarding meaningful participation at the AIIB Annual Meeting 2024 Boycott of AIIB Annual Meeting 2024 due to lack of meaningful civil society engagement Critical Concerns on the Occasion of AIIB's Annual Meeting 2023 Raising Critical Concerns on the Occasion of AIIB’s Annual Meeting 2022 Key issues regarding the AIIB Annual Meeting 2021 Letter Civil society reflections on AIIB's 5th annual meeting (virtual), 2020 CSO's request for a meaningful dialogue in the Annual Meeting 2019 NGO Forum on ADB Statement to the AIIB President and management 2017 Press Statement of NGO Forum on ADB on the First AIIB Annual Meeting 2016 МОНИТОРИНГИ ЛОИҲА The AIIB Observer, published by the NGO Forum on ADB, serves as a sharp-edged watchdog newsletter highlighting contested AIIB investments—such as hydropower, waste-to-energy incineration, and fossil fuel infrastructure—and demanding accountability from the bank. Its latest edition called for a boycott of the AIIB’s Annual Meeting in Uzbekistan, arguing that AIIB consistently sidelines affected communities and reduces civic dialogue to PR theater. The Observer spotlights specific projects—like forced displacement in Indonesia’s Mandalika tourism zone, continued fossil energy investments through capital markets, and the controversial Rogun Mega‑Dam—and brings to light a joint societal call from over 30 organizations to reform the AIIB’s Project‑Affected People’s Mechanism. Ultimately, the publication contends that without genuine openness, responsive grievance processes, and community empowerment, AIIB risks perpetuating environmentally destructive and socially harmful development under the guise of promoting sustainable infrastructure. Beijing 2025 Samarkand 2024 Sharm El-Sheikh 2023

ADB Energy Policy Countdown Letters to ADB Board Members This campaign unites local groups and allies to send coordinated, collective letters to ADB Board members as part of the ongoing Energy Policy review. By acting together, we create visible pressure on decision-makers, showing that concern for responsible energy policy is widespread and urgent. This pressure is crucial because it encourages the Board to prioritize public interest, climate action, and accountability, increasing the chances that the draft will reflect these priorities before it is finalized. Send Your Letter 1. Choose and download the letter that fits your focus Depending on your campaign focus, you can target your letter to the most relevant decision-makers at the ADB. This could be the Executive Director (ED) and Alternate Executive Director (AED) representing your country, or the ED and AED responsible for the specific project you are monitoring. Selecting the right recipients ensures that your message reaches the people with the authority to influence the policy or project, making your advocacy more effective. By Country (for Board of Directors and their alternates) Australia / Azerbaijan / Cambodia / Georgia / Hong Kong, China / Kiribati / Federated States of Micronesia / Nauru / Palau / Solomon Islands / Tuvalu Canada / Denmark / Finland / Ireland / The Netherlands / Norway / Sweden Austria / Germany / Luxembourg / Turkey / United Kingdom Armenia / Cook Islands / Fiji / Indonesia / Kyrgyz Republic / New Zealand / Niue / Samoa / Tonga Republic of Korea / Papua New Guinea / Sri Lanka / Taipei, China / Uzbekistan / Vanuatu / Vietnam Kazakhstan / Maldives / Marshall Islands / Mongolia / Pakistan / Philippines / Timor-Leste Belgium / France / Italy / Portugal / Spain / Switzerland/Israel Japan Afghanistan / Bangladesh / Bhutan / India / Lao People's Democratic Republic / Tajikistan / Turkmenistan Brunei Darussalam / Malaysia / Myanmar / Nepal / Singapore / Thailand United States People's Republic of China By Theme. You can select a letter based on the specific theme or issue you want to emphasize. Each letter is addressed to the Board of Directors, ADB, but you can choose which individual Board member(s) to send it to—whether it’s your country’s ED and AED or those responsible for a project you are monitoring. The available themes are Nuclear Energy Critical Minerals False Energy Solutions & Energy Transition Mechanisms (ETM) Strengthening Coal Prohibition Waste-to-Energy 2. Customize Your Letter. Fill out the two sections below the PDF and click Save. 3. Copy and paste the text below into your email - Dear Executive Director/Alternate Executive Director, We are writing to share our letter regarding the ongoing ADB Energy Policy review. We hope that you will take our perspectives into account as the Board considers the draft policy. Thank you for your time and attention to this critical matter. 4. Attach your PDF Letter 5. Send your letter to your intended recipient using your organization’s (or your own) official work email. Send us a short email letting us know which ADB ED or AED you want to send your letter to, and we will provide you with the correct contact address. Do not share the ADB Board of Directors’ emails publicly—unauthorized circulation may violate privacy rules. The information is intended for your personal use only to ensure your letter reaches the right decision-maker. Don't hesitate to get in touch with Denn (dennis@forum-adb.org ) or Jen (jen@forum-adb.org ), and they will give you the information. Send your letters by October 3, 2025 — when the Board will review the Draft ADB Energy Policy for approval

Explore the timeline of NGO Forum on ADB, highlighting key milestones, advocacy efforts, and achievements in promoting accountability, sustainability, and social justice in ADB and AIIB operations. Based in Quezon City, the Forum has been a leading voice for civil society since 1992. ФОРУМИ СҒДҲОИ БОР ДАР СОЛҲО 1988 Эътилофи созмонҳои ҷамъиятии Осиё барои ислоҳоти аграрӣ ва рушди деҳот (ANGOC) ва Институти сиёсати экологӣ (EPI) ба шарикӣ ворид шуда, масъалаҳои марбут ба Бонки бисёрҷонибаи Рушд (БРБ), тамаркуз оид ба Бонки Осиёии Рушд (БОР). Форуми созмонҳои ғайридавлатӣ оид ба БОР бори аввал ба сифати Гурӯҳи кории ТҒД (NWG) дар БОР таъсис дода шуд. 1991 1988 Эътилофи созмонҳои ҷамъиятии Осиё барои ислоҳоти аграрӣ ва рушди деҳот (ANGOC) ва Институти сиёсати экологӣ (EPI) ба шарикӣ ворид шуда, масъалаҳои марбут ба Бонки бисёрҷонибаи Рушд (БРБ), тамаркуз оид ба Бонки Осиёии Рушд (БОР). Форуми созмонҳои ғайридавлатӣ оид ба БОР бори аввал ба сифати Гурӯҳи кории ТҒД (NWG) дар БОР таъсис дода шуд. 1994 1988 Эътилофи созмонҳои ҷамъиятии Осиё барои ислоҳоти аграрӣ ва рушди деҳот (ANGOC) ва Институти сиёсати экологӣ (EPI) ба шарикӣ ворид шуда, масъалаҳои марбут ба Бонки бисёрҷонибаи Рушд (БРБ), тамаркуз оид ба Бонки Осиёии Рушд (БОР). Форуми созмонҳои ғайридавлатӣ оид ба БОР бори аввал ба сифати Гурӯҳи кории ТҒД (NWG) дар БОР таъсис дода шуд. 1997 1988 Эътилофи созмонҳои ҷамъиятии Осиё барои ислоҳоти аграрӣ ва рушди деҳот (ANGOC) ва Институти сиёсати экологӣ (EPI) ба шарикӣ ворид шуда, масъалаҳои марбут ба Бонки бисёрҷонибаи Рушд (БРБ), тамаркуз оид ба Бонки Осиёии Рушд (БОР). Форуми созмонҳои ғайридавлатӣ оид ба БОР бори аввал ба сифати Гурӯҳи кории ТҒД (NWG) дар БОР таъсис дода шуд. 2000 1988 Эътилофи созмонҳои ҷамъиятии Осиё барои ислоҳоти аграрӣ ва рушди деҳот (ANGOC) ва Институти сиёсати экологӣ (EPI) ба шарикӣ ворид шуда, масъалаҳои марбут ба Бонки бисёрҷонибаи Рушд (БРБ), тамаркуз оид ба Бонки Осиёии Рушд (БОР). Форуми созмонҳои ғайридавлатӣ оид ба БОР бори аввал ба сифати Гурӯҳи кории ТҒД (NWG) дар БОР таъсис дода шуд. 2004 1988 Эътилофи созмонҳои ҷамъиятии Осиё барои ислоҳоти аграрӣ ва рушди деҳот (ANGOC) ва Институти сиёсати экологӣ (EPI) ба шарикӣ ворид шуда, масъалаҳои марбут ба Бонки бисёрҷонибаи Рушд (БРБ), тамаркуз оид ба Бонки Осиёии Рушд (БОР). Форуми созмонҳои ғайридавлатӣ оид ба БОР бори аввал ба сифати Гурӯҳи кории ТҒД (NWG) дар БОР таъсис дода шуд. 2008 1988 Эътилофи созмонҳои ҷамъиятии Осиё барои ислоҳоти аграрӣ ва рушди деҳот (ANGOC) ва Институти сиёсати экологӣ (EPI) ба шарикӣ ворид шуда, масъалаҳои марбут ба Бонки бисёрҷонибаи Рушд (БРБ), тамаркуз оид ба Бонки Осиёии Рушд (БОР). Форуми созмонҳои ғайридавлатӣ оид ба БОР бори аввал ба сифати Гурӯҳи кории ТҒД (NWG) дар БОР таъсис дода шуд. 2011 1988 Эътилофи созмонҳои ҷамъиятии Осиё барои ислоҳоти аграрӣ ва рушди деҳот (ANGOC) ва Институти сиёсати экологӣ (EPI) ба шарикӣ ворид шуда, масъалаҳои марбут ба Бонки бисёрҷонибаи Рушд (БРБ), тамаркуз оид ба Бонки Осиёии Рушд (БОР). Форуми созмонҳои ғайридавлатӣ оид ба БОР бори аввал ба сифати Гурӯҳи кории ТҒД (NWG) дар БОР таъсис дода шуд. 2016 1988 Эътилофи созмонҳои ҷамъиятии Осиё барои ислоҳоти аграрӣ ва рушди деҳот (ANGOC) ва Институти сиёсати экологӣ (EPI) ба шарикӣ ворид шуда, масъалаҳои марбут ба Бонки бисёрҷонибаи Рушд (БРБ), тамаркуз оид ба Бонки Осиёии Рушд (БОР). Форуми созмонҳои ғайридавлатӣ оид ба БОР бори аввал ба сифати Гурӯҳи кории ТҒД (NWG) дар БОР таъсис дода шуд. 2018 1988 Эътилофи созмонҳои ҷамъиятии Осиё барои ислоҳоти аграрӣ ва рушди деҳот (ANGOC) ва Институти сиёсати экологӣ (EPI) ба шарикӣ ворид шуда, масъалаҳои марбут ба Бонки бисёрҷонибаи Рушд (БРБ), тамаркуз оид ба Бонки Осиёии Рушд (БОР). Форуми созмонҳои ғайридавлатӣ оид ба БОР бори аввал ба сифати Гурӯҳи кории ТҒД (NWG) дар БОР таъсис дода шуд. 2020 1988 Эътилофи созмонҳои ҷамъиятии Осиё барои ислоҳоти аграрӣ ва рушди деҳот (ANGOC) ва Институти сиёсати экологӣ (EPI) ба шарикӣ ворид шуда, масъалаҳои марбут ба Бонки бисёрҷонибаи Рушд (БРБ), тамаркуз оид ба Бонки Осиёии Рушд (БОР). Форуми созмонҳои ғайридавлатӣ оид ба БОР бори аввал ба сифати Гурӯҳи кории ТҒД (NWG) дар БОР таъсис дода шуд. 2022 1988 Эътилофи созмонҳои ҷамъиятии Осиё барои ислоҳоти аграрӣ ва рушди деҳот (ANGOC) ва Институти сиёсати экологӣ (EPI) ба шарикӣ ворид шуда, масъалаҳои марбут ба Бонки бисёрҷонибаи Рушд (БРБ), тамаркуз оид ба Бонки Осиёии Рушд (БОР). Форуми созмонҳои ғайридавлатӣ оид ба БОР бори аввал ба сифати Гурӯҳи кории ТҒД (NWG) дар БОР таъсис дода шуд. 2023 1988 Эътилофи созмонҳои ҷамъиятии Осиё барои ислоҳоти аграрӣ ва рушди деҳот (ANGOC) ва Институти сиёсати экологӣ (EPI) ба шарикӣ ворид шуда, масъалаҳои марбут ба Бонки бисёрҷонибаи Рушд (БРБ), тамаркуз оид ба Бонки Осиёии Рушд (БОР).

PAKISTAN BANGLADESH INDIA INDONESIA PHILIPPINES БАНГЛАДЕШ БАНГЛАДЕШ Манбаъ: Бангладеш: Барномаи вокуниши фаъоли COVID-19 ва дастгирии хароҷот LATEST NEWS Read the latest COVID-19 Research produced by Coastal Livelihood and Environmental Action Network (CLEAN) and Change Initiatives in Bangladesh Download UPDATES 22 January 2022 Bangladesh to approach ADB for $940m in fresh aid 29 November 2021 ADB extends $150 million loan to help small enterprises to recover 18 November 2021 $150m ADB loan to support Covid-hit small enterprises in Bangladesh 3 November 2021 AIIB to extend $250 million loan for economic recovery 24 September 2021 ADB Approves $250 Million Loan for Bangladesh Economic Recovery Program 26 June 2021 ADB Approves $940 Million for Bangladesh COVID-19 Vaccines WEBINAR SERIES: BANGLADESH Hasan Mehedi from CLEAN (Coastal Livelihood and Environmental Action Network), Bangladesh shares the findings of the research ‘Country Assessment Report on COVID-19 recovery loans provided by Bilateral and Multilateral Financial Institution in Bangladesh’. The research aims to revitalize Governance and Public Interest in the COVID19 Recovery External Debts provided by International Financial Institutes (IFIs).

Explore how communities and civil society organizations engage with the AIIB’s Project-affected People’s Mechanism (PPM), with analysis from NGO Forum on ADB highlighting gaps in accessibility, transparency, and accountability in addressing project-related harms. БОНКИ ОСИЁИ РУШДИ (БОР) Project Monitoring Energy Campaign Project-affected People's Mechanism (PPM) AIIB Annual Meeting МОНИТОРИНГИ ЛОИҲА The AIIB Project-affected People’s Mechanism (PPM) was established as the bank’s accountability framework to address complaints from communities harmed by AIIB-financed projects, aiming to provide redress and uphold the bank’s Environmental and Social Framework (ESF) commitments. However, civil society organizations have raised serious concerns about its accessibility, independence, and effectiveness. Since its inception in 2019, only a handful of cases have been formally registered—most notably, the 2022 complaint filed by CLEAN and the NGO Forum on ADB regarding the Bhola IPP project in Bangladesh, which alleged coerced land acquisition, environmental damage, and lack of consultation (CLEAN & Forum on ADB, 2022). Critics argue that procedural barriers—such as the requirement to exhaust project-level grievance mechanisms first—and vague timelines for response undermine the PPM’s credibility (Urgewald, 2023). Furthermore, the PPM is structurally embedded within AIIB’s management, raising doubts about its independence compared to more autonomous accountability mechanisms at institutions like the ADB or World Bank (Recourse, 2022). As AIIB expands its project portfolio, particularly in sectors like fossil gas, large hydro, and waste-to-energy, civil society advocates urge the bank to reform the PPM to ensure it can meaningfully serve communities affected by harmful infrastructure and to strengthen enforcement of safeguard violations, not merely mediate them. References: CLEAN & Forum on ADB. (2022). Formal complaint to AIIB on Bhola IPP project. https://www.forum-adb.org Recourse. (2022). Accountability in Multilateral Development Banks: Comparative Analysis. https://www.re-course.org Urgewald. (2023). AIIB Watch: North Dhaka Waste-to-Energy. https://www.urgewald.org FAQs on AIIB's PPM What is the PPM? The PPM is the AIIB’s accountability mechanism, created to address complaints from individuals or communities who believe they have been adversely affected by an AIIB-financed project. It is designed to uphold the bank’s Environmental and Social Framework (ESF). Who can file a complaint? Any two or more affected individuals (or their representative) who believe that an AIIB project has caused them harm related to environmental or social issues may submit a complaint to the PPM. What issues can the PPM investigate? The PPM can examine whether AIIB has failed to follow its own Environmental and Social Policy, leading to harm. It does not address corruption, procurement disputes, or policy disagreements. Is it independent of AIIB management? This is a point of contention. While the PPM is technically separate from project operations, it is structurally housed within AIIB’s management, unlike more independent mechanisms at other multilateral banks (Recourse, 2022). What’s the process for submitting a complaint? Complainants must first attempt to resolve issues through the Project-level Grievance Redress Mechanism (GRM). If unresolved, they can then file a request for compliance review or problem-solving with the PPM. Are there any real examples of PPM complaints? Yes. In 2022, civil society groups CLEAN and Forum on ADB filed the first known complaint against the Bhola IPP gas plant in Bangladesh, citing coerced land acquisition, waterlogging, and a lack of meaningful consultation (CLEAN & Forum on ADB, 2022). What are the limitations of the PPM? Civil society organizations have raised several concerns: Difficult access and awareness for affected communities Delays and vague response timelines Requirement to first exhaust local remedies Lack of structural independence from AIIB Outcomes that may lack enforcement power What reforms are being demanded? Forumnetwork call for the PPM to be: More independent from AIIB management Easier to access for marginalized communities More transparent, with timely responses Able to enforce remedies and monitor compliance Read - NGO Forum on ADB’s Comments on the AIIB Project-affected People's Mechanism (PPM) Civil Society Open Letter to IAMNet - A Call to Defend the Independence of IAMs NGO Forum on ADB Joint Submission, AIIB ESF Review Phase 2 NGO Forum on ADB, AIIB ESF Review Phase 1 Input Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank’s (AIIB) Paper on the Accountability Framework

ADB Energy Policy Review Scorecard Why This Matters This year marks a decade since the Paris Agreement — yet the Asian Development Bank (ADB) still falls short of the 1.5°C goal. ADB’s Energy Policy Review proposes dangerous rollbacks, including: Reviving extractive industries Lifting the ban on nuclear energy investments Promoting co-firing and other false “transition” technologies Keeping loopholes for coal and gas As the world nears a climate tipping point, ADB continues to lag behind its own claims as a “climate bank.” What’s ADB’s Score? That’s for you to decide. Each Forum network member and ally can grade ADB’s Energy Policy Review process and proposed revisions based on their alignment with real climate action — or lack thereof. How to Participate Download the Score you give ADB in the Scorecard drive . Grade ADB’s performance on its Energy Policy Review and proposed revisions. Post your score publicly with any of these hashtags - #ADBFailingDClimateTest #ADBFossilFail #ADBClimateScore Tag ADB Facebook: Asian Development Bank X (Twitter): @ADB_HQ LinkedIn: Asian Development Bank Explain your score in one line. Example: “We give ADB a failing grade for pushing fossil fuels.” Let us know if your organization is joining so we can amplify your post. If you don’t have social media, NGO Forum on ADB can post your score on your behalf, with full credit to your organization. Need Help? If your schedule is tight, fill out this short form and we’ll prepare and post your materials for you — all you have to do is share. You can also check the Scorecard meanings below - Here is an example -

Explore ADB Safeguard Violations in Energy Projects This interactive page provides a visual overview of safeguard violations linked to ADB–funded energy projects in South Asia. How to use this dashboard? Click on any item—such as a country, safeguard category, or type of violation—to view detailed project information and related issues. Click the same item again to return to the full regional overview. Use the filters and visual tools to explore where and how safeguard breaches have occurred in ADB’s energy portfolio across South Asia. ADB Energy Investments In South Asia Next

The NGO Forum on ADB is an Asian-led network of civil society organizations (CSOs), based in Asia and the Pacific region. МОНИТОРИНГИ ЛОИҲА Latest News Sign the 1M Petition ADB Project Tracker Media WATCH Unpacking the Delivery of ADB’s Safeguard Policy Statement 8 May 2019 | Nadi, Fiji БОНКИ ОСИЁИ РУШДИ (БОР) Project Monitoring Energy Campaign Safeguards Public Information Policy Accountability Mechanism Strategy 2030

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The NGO Forum on ADB is an Asian-led network of civil society organizations (CSOs), based in Asia and the Pacific region. БОНКИ ОСИЁИ РУШДИ (БОР) Project Monitoring Energy Campaign Safeguards Public Information Policy Accountability Mechanism Strategy 2030 МОНИТОРИНГИ ЛОИҲА Latest News Latest Events/Activities Civil society slams ADB’s “clean energy” claims at ACEF 2025 As the Asian Development Bank marks 20 years of the Asia Clean Energy Forum (ACEF), civil society groups across Asia are calling it two decades of greenwashing. In a powerful joint statement, they denounce ADB’s continued backing of fossil fuels, harmful technologies, and corporate polluters, warning that false solutions like gas, mining, and incineration are worsening the climate crisis. With the bank’s energy policy review underway, they demand a real shift toward justice, equity, and people-powered renewable systems. Read Press Release

The NGO Forum on ADB is an Asian-led network of civil society organizations (CSOs), based in Asia and the Pacific region. БОНКИ ОСИЁИ РУШДИ (БОР) Project Monitoring Energy Campaign Safeguards Public Information Policy Accountability Mechanism Strategy 2030 МОНИТОРИНГИ ЛОИҲА Letter on ADB’s flawed July 22 CSO consultation Two decades in ADB’s ACEF: a race away from 1.5°c - NGO Forum on ADB Statement on the ADB Asia Clean Energy Forum 2025 Forum Network urgent concerns on ADB Energy Policy Review 2025 Forum Network Letter – Concerns on ADB CM2CET Value Chains Approach Unpacking ADB and AIIB’s false narrative in COP29 Re: Climate-Smart Mining for a New Climate Economy (Project 57273-001) Latest News Latest Events/Activities