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5-August-2010
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The Development Assistance Committee (DAC) is helping to tackle the challenge of how poorer countries can benefit more from trade and jointly with the WTO OECD will review self-assessment questionnaires sent to donors and partner countries.
18-July-2010
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Aid for trade increases exports, creates jobs, boosts long-term economic growth and reduces poverty. Aid for trade increased 60% of the past 7 years, to USD 40 billion in 2009. The share to Africa and the Americas is growing fast, but dropping to Asia, Europe and Oceania.
18-July-2010
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In July 2010 the OECD and WTO issued a call for case stories on aid for trade. Over 300 stories from 150 countries (almost have from developing countries)worldwide provide a rich and varied source of information on the results of aid for trade activities - an indication of the progress achieved by the Aid-for-Trade Initiative. Consult the publication online and consult the case stories on www.aid4trade.org
10-July-2010
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This web page provides all the relevant materials for donor agencies and partner country governments who took part in the 2011 Global Review of Aid for Trade.
8-July-2010
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The United Kingdom’s aid volume was USD 11.5 billion in 2009, representing 0.52% of its gross national income (GNI).
8-July-2010
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Links to the training package to accompany the training sessions organised by the OECD Climate Change Task Team.
2-July-2010
English, , 472kb
One of six case studies linked to the publication Do No Harm: International Support for Statebuilding, this report provides practical guidance to avoid risks of undermining statebuilding.
2-July-2010
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One of six case studies linked to the publication Do No Harm: International Support for Statebuilding, this report provides practical guidance to avoid risks of undermining statebuilding.
2-July-2010
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OECD-WTO brief on Aid for Trade: Is It Working?
2-July-2010
English, , 350kb
One of six case studies linked to the publication Do No Harm: International Support for Statebuilding, this report provides practical guidance to avoid risks of undermining statebuilding.
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