The Asian Development Bank (ADB) received a “zero grade,” signaling its worst performance rating, during the NGO Forum on ADB Network and Allies held Thursday in Quezon City. The forum tackled the 2025 Energy Policy Review and the recently released R-Paper, raising concerns on climate, human rights, and transparency as the world marks the 10th anniversary of the Paris Agreement. ANALY LABOR
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) received a “zero grade,” signaling its worst performance rating, during the NGO Forum on ADB Network and Allies held Thursday in Quezon City. The forum tackled the 2025 Energy Policy Review and the recently released R-Paper, raising concerns on climate, human rights, and transparency as the world marks the 10th anniversary of the Paris Agreement. The Asian Development Bank (ADB) received a “zero grade,” signaling its worst performance rating, during the NGO Forum on ADB Network and Allies held Thursday in Quezon City. The forum tackled the 2025 Energy Policy Review and the recently released R-Paper, raising concerns on climate, human rights, and transparency as the world marks the 10th anniversary of the Paris Agreement. The Asian Development Bank (ADB) received a “zero grade,” signaling its worst performance rating, during the NGO Forum on ADB Network and Allies held Thursday in Quezon City. The forum tackled the 2025 Energy Policy Review and the recently released R-Paper, raising concerns on climate, human rights, and transparency as the world marks the 10th anniversary of the Paris Agreement. The Asian Development Bank (ADB) received a “zero grade,” signaling its worst performance rating, during the NGO Forum on ADB Network and Allies held Thursday in Quezon City. The forum tackled the 2025 Energy Policy Review and the recently released R-Paper, raising concerns on climate, human rights, and transparency as the world marks the 10th anniversary of the Paris Agreement. The Asian Development Bank (ADB) received a “zero grade,” signaling its worst performance rating, during the NGO Forum on ADB Network and Allies held Thursday in Quezon City. The forum tackled the 2025 Energy Policy Review and the recently released R-Paper, raising concerns on climate, human rights, and transparency as the world marks the 10th anniversary of the Paris Agreement. The Asian Development Bank (ADB) received a “zero grade,” signaling its worst performance rating, during the NGO Forum on ADB Network and Allies held Thursday in Quezon City. The forum tackled the 2025 Energy Policy Review and the recently released R-Paper, raising concerns on climate, human rights, and transparency as the world marks the 10th anniversary of the Paris Agreement.