Opening Speech by Korea - Hanoi DevCom seminar

Opening Speech by Korea - Hanoi DevCom seminar

Closing Speech - OECD - Hanoi DevCom Seminar

Closing Speech - OECD - Hanoi DevCom Seminar

Opening speech by OECD - Hanoi Devcom Seminar

Opening speech by OECD - Hanoi Devcom Seminar

Millenium Development Goals + 10 Review Conference for Europe and CIS-Status of the Region: What works and what does not?

From 9 to 10, June 2010 the Black Sea and Central Asia Initiative’s Co-ordinator Colm Foy participated as a panelist in the “Millenium Development Goals (MDG) + 10 Review Conference for Europe and CIS-Status of the Region: What works and what does not?” held in Istanbul, Turkey.

Perspectives on Global Development 2012: Social Cohesion in a Shifting World

The 2011 Perspectives on Global Development looks unprecedented social upheaval and mass citizen mobilisation throughout the world in 2011 and asks the question: How can governments best respond to these new expectations? What policy reforms can contribute to strengthening social cohesion? How can we learn from past experiences and existing practices? These are the questions that will be raised on the occasion of the launch of the

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