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PagIBIG Fund innovates to build more roofs for Filipino employees The Home Development Mutual Fund (HDMF), also known as the “PagIBIG” Fund, has been innovating to be...

LANDBANK’s ‘iTRAIN’: Nurturing Cooperatives for Countryside Development Over the years, cooperatives have played an important role in the growth and development of the Philippine countryside and the...

ADFIAP member-delegates attending the 33rd ADFIAP Annual Meetings in Vancouver, Canada and meeting for the 13th Extraordinary Meeting of the General Assembly, have adopted the “Vancouver Green...

Rationale: The financial meltdown that started in the U.S. has truly become global in its effect and impact. Here in the Asia-Pacific region, one can logically ask what the impact of this crisis would be on the region’s national economies and financial institutions. The educated consensus is that it would be relatively limited. The main reason is that Asian economies are much more robust than they were more than ten years ago, when during the Asian Financial Crisis, they took the bitter pill by dealing directly, if not painfully, with the issues to keep their financial systems well-functioning again by implementing crucial structural reforms.

14th May, 2009 ADFIAP’s Reporting Milestone In step with its thrust to advance issues on sustainable development, the Association of Development Financing Institutions in Asia and the Pacific (ADFIAP) has published its first Integrated Annual and Sustainability Report for 2008 available at www.adfiap.org