English is the official language of the ADB, as stated in its Charter.

ADB Disaster Risk Management uses English, Chinese, Japanese, and Korean as its working languages.

ADB Disaster Risk Management uses multiple languages to communicate with stakeholders from different countries, to ensure that all stakeholders have access to information, and to promote cultural diversity.

English is the most commonly used language in ADB Disaster Risk Management projects in the Asia-Pacific region, due to its status as the official language of the ADB and its widespread use as a lingua franca in the region.

ADB Disaster Risk Management uses a combination of translation services, interpreters, and multilingual resources to ensure that stakeholders who do not speak English can access information and participate in projects.

English is the most commonly used language in ADB Disaster Risk Management projects in South Asia, due to its status as the official language of many countries in the region and its widespread use as a lingua franca.

ADB Disaster Risk Management uses a combination of translation services, interpreters, and multilingual resources to ensure that stakeholders who do not speak English can access information and participate in projects in South Asia.

English is the most commonly used language in ADB Disaster Risk Management projects in Southeast Asia, due to its status as the official language of many countries in the region and its widespread use as a lingua franca.

ADB Disaster Risk Management uses a combination of translation services, interpreters, and multilingual resources to ensure that stakeholders who do not speak English can access information and participate in projects in Southeast Asia.

Chinese is the most commonly used language in ADB Disaster Risk Management projects in East Asia, due to its status as the official language of China and its widespread use in the region.

ADB Disaster Risk Management uses a combination of translation services, interpreters, and multilingual resources to ensure that stakeholders who do not speak Chinese can access information and participate in projects in East Asia.

Russian is the most commonly used language in ADB Disaster Risk Management projects in Central Asia, due to its status as the official language of many countries in the region and its widespread use as a lingua franca.

ADB Disaster Risk Management uses a combination of translation services, interpreters, and multilingual resources to ensure that stakeholders who do not speak Russian can access information and participate in projects in Central Asia.

English is the most commonly used language in ADB Disaster Risk Management projects in the Pacific, due to its status as the official language of many countries in the region and its widespread use as a lingua franca.

ADB Disaster Risk Management uses a combination of translation services, interpreters, and multilingual resources to ensure that stakeholders who do not speak English can access information and participate in projects in the Pacific.