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ADB and the United Kingdom’s Department of International Development (DFID) has more than 20 years of partnership. As of 30 September 2017, DFID has contributed $1.6 billion total in cofinancing to ADB.

Since their first cofinancing collaboration in 1996, ADB and DFID have partnered on poverty alleviation and programs to improve infrastructure, finance and health, address climate change, and stimulate public and private partnerships to benefit the people of the Asia and Pacific region.

In 2015, ADB was rated one of DFID’s top multilateral partner institutions in terms of value for money channeling of funds, according to the Independent Commission for Aid Impact (ICAI) report entitled "How DFID works with multilateral agencies."

This guide is prepared for ADB and DFID staff to improve the design and implementation of future cofinancing operations. It builds on past lessons and new requirements, and makes recommendations to better align business processes to support successful outcomes.

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