Moreover, 59% women are the beneficiary of IMF (ADB, 2009, p. 27).
Islamic microfinance has only half percent of total microfinance global outreach (ADB, 2009).
Source The authors' calculation based on 2005 input-output table (ADB 2012b).
A 15 sector input-output table of the Cambodian economy with a benchmark year of 2005 was used (ADB 2012b).
The targets of CCUS in Guangdong by 2050 are approximately 8% of the CCS targets that proposed for entire China (ADB, 2015), except a smaller target of 2050.
This is a hypothetical flood event in which key parameters, including the duration of inundation, extent of direct damage, and timing of reconstruction processes, are calibrated to the 2011 floods, based on the available literature (ADB 2012a; IRITWG 2012) and expert interviews (Ministry of Public Works and Transportation 2014).
Accordingly, planned resettlement must be the last resort where other adaptation strategies are ineffective or unavailable (ADB 2011; Barnett and Webber 2010).
Blocking, incubations with mouse anti-γH2AX (1:10,000; Upstate; clone JBW301), sheep anti-MDC1 (1:1000; AbD Serotec; AHP799) and secondary antibodies and washes were carried out in ADB (3% normal goat serum, 0.1% Triton X-100 in PBS).
They have not considered projected demographic and socioeconomic changes over coming decades or the extent to which adaptation may offset climate impacts and hence the need for migration [Asian Development Bank (ADB) 2011; Barnett and Webber 2010; Brown 2008].
It is the shift from 'general' improvements in health to the specified mental and physical benefits of micronutrients that has been significant for economists at institutions like Asian Development Bank (ADB, 2004) and World Bank (2006): well-nourished people, it is claimed, are able to 'work harder and be potentially more innovative …' (Bekefi, 2006, p. 8).
