Finance

ADB NPL Training Program aims to provide ADB Developing Member Countries (DMCs) with a flexible suite of training modules to build bespoke NPL resolution capacity programs in their public administration and other entities that are involved in the NPL resolution process, notably public Asset Management Companies (AMCs) including IPAF members. This course is supported by TA 9497 “Strengthening Asia's Financial Safety Nets and Resolution Mechanisms”, co-financed by the People's Republic of China Poverty Reduction and Regional Cooperation Fund and the Republic of Korea e-Asia and Knowledge Partnership Fund.

The course is designed for individuals who have, or plan to have, a key role in the preparation of Project Financial Statements (PFS) for submission to the Asian Development Bank (ADB) and provides you with the knowledge and skills to prepare PFS in accordance with the requirements of ADB. 

These explainer videos are not stand alone videos and is part of SAOD FM team blended approach to trainings.

The new Procurement Policy and Procurement Regulations were approved in April 2017. The Procurement Policy, Regulations and other supporting documents form the NPF within ADB, governing the procurement of goods, works and services by borrowers, Executing Agencies (EAs) and Implementing Agencies (IAs) conducting procurement on ADB-funded projects.

This series of 10 eLearning modules (more to come soon) aim to provide procurement practitioners with the knowledge needed to apply the NPF to projects to improve quality and value-for-money. With the move from a rules-based to a principles-based approach, the NPF provides greater flexibility and efficiency to address the changing needs of borrowers.

The eLearning modules supplement training and other communications on the New Procurement Framework

The e-Learn module on Cost Estimates is a preparatory course to gain basic understanding of the importance of robust project cost estimates, its guiding principles and detailed components.