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31 August 2009The Australian Development Gateway (ADG) supports members of the development community in their efforts to reduce poverty and enhance sustainable development in the Asia Pacific region.

Development Gateways are innovative Internet portals that seek to maximize sharing of development information with the objective of assisting countries achieve sustainable development and to reduce poverty.

The Development Gateway Foundation based in Washington DC was launched by the World Bank and is the hub for a world-wide network of over 50 Country Gateways. Australia was a founding member and funding contributor of the Development Gateway Foundation and has become the first OECD country to develop its own Country Gateway.

The Australian Development Gateway (ADG) is an integral part of this major international initiative.

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