Le travail de l'OCDE sur l'aide pour le commerce

Un grand nombre de pays en développement, en particulier parmi les pays les moins avancés, se trouvent confrontés à des contraintes du côté de l’offre qui obèrent leur capacité de tirer bénéfice des échanges commerciaux internationaux. L’aide pour le commerce renvoie à un compartiment de l’aide au développement qui a vocation à aider les pays en développement à supprimer les goulots d’étranglement dont ils pâtissent du côté de l’offre

Aid for Trade at a Glance 2011: Showing Results

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.

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Royaume-Uni (2010) Examen du CAD par les pairs: Principales conclusions et recommandations du CAD

En volume les apports d’aide du Royaume-Uni se sont chiffrés à 11.5 milliards USD en 2008, soit 0.52 % du revenu national brut (RNB).

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Do No Harm: Case Study Afghanistan

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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Do No Harm: Case Study Rwanda

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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OECD-WTO brief on Aid for Trade: Is It Working?

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Do No Harm: Case Study Sierra Leone

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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There is no single way in which countries can agree on how to make their development more effective, and make these decisions stick. This brief asks: how can this situation be improved?

Getting Closer to the Core - Measuring Country Programmable Aid

The concept of country programmable aid aims to provide a better estimate of the volume of resources transferred to developing countries. This brief asks: how is this concept defined, how useful is it, and what can be done to make it better?

10th OECD Roundtable on Corporate Responsibility - Updating the Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises

The 2010 OECD Corporate Responsibility Roundtable launched an update of the Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises with discussions focusing on supply chains, human rights and evironment and climate change.