An area designated for economic or technological development, typically involving special policies to attract foreign investment and advanced technology.

The process of creating and maintaining computer applications or systems

A bank that provides strategic funding and loans to industries or projects to promote economic development.

developer; pioneer

developer of real estate, software, or other commercial products; a developing studio

A regional development bank established in 1966 to promote economic and social development in Asia and the Pacific, headquartered in Manila.

not yet developed or cultivated; (of a region or economy) in a state of underdevelopment

the multilateral development finance institution established to promote economic and social development in Africa

abbreviation for the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)

The amount of time required to complete the development of a product or project; development period

A country with a stable political situation, prosperous economy, and advanced science and technology; also known as [[发达国家|發達國家|fa1 da2 guo2 jia1]] or [[先进国家|先進國家|xian1 jin4 guo2 jia1]].

to write out an invoice or a formal receipt

person who develops software or other projects

A nation with a low level of industrialization and lower per capita income compared to others.

under-exploitation, such as of natural resources

A country with a stable government, prosperous economy, and advanced technology and infrastructure; also called [[开发国家|開發國家|kai1 fa1 guo2 jia1]], [[先进国家|先進國家|xian1 jin4 guo2 jia1]], or [[发达国家|發達國家|fa1 da2 guo2 jia1]].

A country with a low level of economic development, typically characterized by low income, high birth rates, and an economy dependent on agriculture and few export products.

Yangpu Economic Development Zone, a state-level development area in Hainan province

Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development; also written as [[经济合作与发展组织|經濟合作與發展組織|jing1 ji4 he2 zuo4 yu3 fa1 zhan3 zu3 zhi1]]

a designated area in mainland China for promoting investment and industrial growth, often as a short form for economic and technological development zones

An area in mainland China that uses special open-door policies to attract foreign investment and introduce advanced technology; often referred to by the short forms [[经济开发区|經濟開發區|jing1 ji4 kai1 fa1 qu1]] or [[开发区|開發區|kai1 fa1 qu1]].

A major strategic policy launched by the Chinese government in 1999 to promote economic and social development in the western regions of mainland China.

the original constituent institution of the World Bank Group founded in 1944 to provide financial assistance for reconstruction and development

a development financial institution in the People's Republic of China providing financing for major national infrastructure projects

an economic area designated for the research and development of high technology and advanced manufacturing