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Education/TVET and Health Sectors- Southeast Asia Department

Eiko Izawa, Sr. Education SpecialistBarbara Lochmann, Sr. Social Sector Specialist

6th ADB Business Opportunities Fair

26 March 2015


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Overall Direction

(Education and TVET Sector)

Education and TEVT continue to be the

priority sector for the client governments.

Among subsectors, secondary, tertiaryand skills development are our focus.

Forward programs will be more result-

based lending (RBL), Policy-based loanand Sector Development Program (SDP)


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1. SERD Education/TVET Program

• SERD education/TVET sector programcurrently operates in 6 countries inSoutheast Asia region including:

– Cambodia – Lao PDR

– Myanmar

–Philippines

– Thailand

– Viet Nam


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Cambodia

Lending Pipeline, 2015-2017

Non-lending Pipeline, 2015-2017

Country Title Amount Approval date

CAM

Second Strengthening Technical and

Vocational Education Project (additional

financing) (AFD)

$15M 2015

CAMStrengthening Secondary Education and

Teaching of Math and Science$30M 2016

Country Title Type Amount Approval date

CAMThird Strengthening Technical and

Vocational Education ProjectPPTA $0.80M 2016


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Lao PDR




LAO Second Technical and Vocational Education $25M 2016


LAO Second Technical and VocationalEducation Development Project

PP $0.75 M 2015


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Myanmar




MYA Preparing Youth for the Workplace Program $20M 2016


MYA Second Preparing the Youth for theWorkplace

PP $1.00M 2017


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Philippines




PHI Second Senior High School Support Program $300M 2016


PHISecond Senior High School Support

ProgramPP $0.80 M 2015

PHI Implementing the Senior High SchoolSupport Program

CDTA-JFPR $1.50 M 2015

PHI

Implementing the Education

Improvement Sector Development

Program Phase 2

CDTA $0.75M 2017


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Thailand


THAInfrastructure Development for Research and

Technology Innovations

$300M 2016



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Viet Nam




VIESecond Secondary Education Sector

Development$100M 2016

VIE Secondary Education Sector Teachers andEducation Managers Development Program

$100M 2017


VIE

Skills and Knowledge for Economic

Growth (formerly Secondary

Education Sector Teachers and

Education Managers Development

Program)

PP $0.80 M 2015


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2. SERD Health Program

• SERD health sector program operates in

five countries in Southeast Asia:

– Cambodia

– Lao PDR

– Myanmar

– Philippines

– Viet Nam


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Opportunities

• Strategic directions of the proposed ADBOperation Plan for Health include:

– Health Infrastructure and Health Human

Resources – Health Governance and Regional Public

Goods (including communicable diseases)

– Health Financing, including equity, allocative

efficiency and technical efficiency


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Note: Projects are indicative, pending ADB Management and Board approval, and approval timelines are

subject to change.

Country Title Amount Approvaldate

LAO Health Sector Governance

Development Program

$20M Q3 2015

PHI Social Protection Support Project –

Additional Financing

$400M Q3 2015

REG

(Cam, Lao,

Mya, Vie)

Second GMS Communicable Disease

Control Project – Additional Financing

$9.5M Q3 2015

GMS Health Security Project $114M 2016

VIE Health Human Resources DevelopmentProgram II

$80M 2016


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Nonlending Pipeline, 2015-2017

Note: Projects are indicative, pending ADB Management and Board approval, and approval timelines are

subject to change.

Country Title Type Amount Approvaldate

REG

(Cam, Lao,

Vie)

Strengthening Resilience to Climate

Change in the Health Sector

CDTA $4.77M Q2 2015

REG(Cam, Lao,

Mya, Vie)

Supporting GMS RegionalCooperation for Malaria Elimination

and Disease Control

CDTA $4.5M Q3 2015

VIE Health Human Resources

Development Program II

PPTA $0.80M Q3 2015


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Issues for your consideration

• Investment in infrastructure and equipmentwill be part of ADB engagement .

• Most of the opportunities will be in the

provision of technical assistance includingproject preparation and specific issues (e.g.capacity building).

• Some health projects might use Result Based

Lending modality in the future, meaning less“hands-on” ADB intervention in theprocurement and recruitment of firms.


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Barbara Lochmann

Senior Social Sector Specialist,

Southeast Asia Department

[email protected]

We look forward todoing business with

you.

Eiko K. Izawa

Senior Education Specialist,Southeast Asia Department

[email protected]

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