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18-October-2019

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Agenda OFID-DevCom Workshop - 3 October 2019

Agenda OFID-DevCom Workshop - 3 October 2019

18-October-2019

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Summary_Report_2018_DevCom_Annual_Meeting

Summary_Report_2018_DevCom_Annual_Meeting

18-October-2019

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Key Takeaways - European Development Days 2019

Key Takeaways - European Development Days 2019

18-October-2019

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Envolver os cidadãos da Ibero-América no Desenvolvimento Sustentável - Final PT

Envolver os cidadãos da Ibero-América no Desenvolvimento Sustentável - Final PT

15-October-2019

English

DevTalks - Companies to Inspire Africa: Supporting the Development of African High-growth Businesses

Within the OECD Development Centre "DEV TALKS" Series - the Development Centre is pleased to invite you to a discussion on "Companies to Inspire Africa”: Supporting the Development of African High-growth Businesses, With Martina García, Head of International Markets Strategy, and Aaron Singh, International Markets Associate (London Stock Exchange Group)

8-October-2019

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TICAD Proceedings High Level Dialogue with Africa

High Level Dialogue with Africa: Road to TICAD7 in Yokohama and Africa’s Development Dynamics 2019 - 21 May 2019, OECD, Paris. Outcome document Enabling Africa’s Economic Transformation: Engaging Public and Private Sector in Enhancing Connectivity

1-October-2019

English

Multi-dimensional Review of Paraguay - Volume 3. From Analysis to Action

Paraguay has set itself ambitious development goals for 2030. To achieve them, it will have to tackle two major challenges: buttressing sources of sustainable economic prosperity and putting the country on a more inclusive development path. Progressing towards a more inclusive society will require a broad and vigorous reform agenda. First, the country’s healthcare system requires systemic reform to widen its coverage, reduce Paraguayans’ vulnerability in the face of health risks and increase the efficiency of health service provision. Second, the social protection system needs to overcome its fragmentation and become more effective in delivering the right services and risk management tools to citizens according to their needs. In particular, the pension system requires reforms to increase its coverage and become more equitable and more sustainable. Third, the quality and the inclusiveness of its education and training system need to be strengthened to generate the skills the economy needs, and provide opportunities to all. Based on the analysis and recommendations undertaken in Volumes 1 and 2 of this Multi-dimensional country review, this report identifies key areas for action and presents targeted action plans to kick-start reform. The report also provides a dashboard of monitoring indicators to support the reform agenda in the country.

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Estudio multidimensional de Paraguay - Volumen 3. Del Análisis a la Acción

1-October-2019

Spanish

El Centro de Desarrollo de la OCDE plantea reformas clave para poner a Paraguay en una senda de desarrollo más inclusiva

Paraguay ambiciona ser en 2030 no sólo un país más próspero, sino también más inclusivo, eficiente y transparente. El Estudio multidimensional de Paraguay que culmina con el tercer volumen publicado hoy por el Centro de Desarrollo de la OCDE propone tres áreas de acción prioritarias para impulsar las reformas que el país necesita.

27-September-2019

English

Latin American Economic Outlook 2019 - Development in Transition

Latin America and the Caribbean has seen a remarkable socio-economic progress since the beginning of the century. Countries strengthened their macroeconomic situations, living standards improved, and poverty and inequality declined. Yet, large structural vulnerabilities remain and new ones have emerged. Many of these are linked to countries’ transition to higher income and development levels. The Latin American Economic Outlook 2019: Development in Transition (LEO 2019) presents a fresh analytical approach to the region’s development trajectories. It assesses four development traps relating to productivity, social vulnerability, institutions and the environment. It outlines local opportunities for responding to these traps and seeks ways of improving the interactions and interlinkages between global public goods and national development agendas, all in the context of the United Nations 2030 Agenda. LEO 2019 calls for improving domestic capacities and adopting a new vision of international co-operation as a facilitator to support efforts to achieve sustainable development for all throughout the region.

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24-September-2019

English

G20 and Development

The OECD has been an active member of the G20 Development Working Group (DWG) since its establishment in 2010. We provided analytical support to the G20 Multi-Year Action Plan (MYAP) on Development adopted at the Seoul Summit that year.

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