20/04/2005 - With www.oecd.org/infobycountry, you now have a one-stop-shop for OECD work on member countries.

Regular visits to one of these country Web sites will allow you to be kept informed of the latest news or events and the most recent OECD documents and publications on a given country.

From one country site, you can widen your research and compare the results of a specific country with other OECD economies, thus, fully benefiting from the OECD’s comparative approach.

To satisfy increasing demands, the Country Web sites also feature a statistical profile for each OECD country. Some 100 key statistical indicators are provided and users can compare the figures with those of the other member countries (see the table below).

Finally, the Country Web sites propose several ways of navigation: by topic, in chronological order, by document category or by language.

Main features on each Country Web Site:

• What’s new: News, recent and forthcoming events or conferences, latest publications.
• Country name and the OECD: ratification of the convention, role and activities of the delegation, financial contribution to the budget, etc.
• Publications & documents: documentation listed in chronological order, by topic or document categories
• Don’t Miss: Country profile including over 100 indicators, how to obtain OECD publications, list of translations, useful links and contact us.

Don't hesitate to send your comments or suggestions to countrywebmaster@oecd.org. To establish links to these Country Web sites from your Internet site, please use the following addresses:

Country name	English site	Statistical profile
Country portal:	www.oecd.org/infobycountry
Austria:	www.oecd.org/austria	www.oecd.org/austria/statistics
Australia:	www.oecd.org/australia	www.oecd.org/australia/statistics
Belgium:	www.oecd.org/belgium	www.oecd.org/belgium/statistics
Canada:	www.oecd.org/canada	www.oecd.org/canada/statistics
Czech Republic:	www.oecd.org/czech	www.oecd.org/czech/statistics
Denmark:	www.oecd.org/denmark	www.oecd.org/denmark/statistics
European Union:	www.oecd.org/eu
Finland:	www.oecd.org/finland	www.oecd.org/finland/statistics
France:	www.oecd.org/france	www.oecd.org/france/statistics
Germany:	www.oecd.org/germany	www.oecd.org/germany/statistics
Greece:	www.oecd.org/greece	www.oecd.org/greece/statistics
Hungary:	www.oecd.org/hungary	www.oecd.org/hungary/statistics
Iceland:	www.oecd.org/iceland	www.oecd.org/iceland/statistics
Ireland:	www.oecd.org/ireland	www.oecd.org/ireland/statistics
Italy:	www.oecd.org/italy	www.oecd.org/italy/statistics
Japan:	www.oecd.org/japan	www.oecd.org/japan/statistics
Korea:	www.oecd.org/korea	www.oecd.org/korea/statistics
Luxembourg:	www.oecd.org/luxembourg	www.oecd.org/luxembourg/statistics
Mexico:	www.oecd.org/mexico	www.oecd.org/mexico/statistics
Netherlands:	www.oecd.org/netherlands	www.oecd.org/netherlands/statistics
New Zealand:	www.oecd.org/nz	www.oecd.org/nz/statistics
Norway:	www.oecd.org/norway	www.oecd.org/norway/statistics
Poland:	www.oecd.org/poland	www.oecd.org/poland/statistics
Portugal:	www.oecd.org/portugal	www.oecd.org/portugal/statistics
Slovak Republic:	www.oecd.org/slovakia	www.oecd.org/slovakia/statistics
Spain:	www.oecd.org/spain	www.oecd.org/spain/statistics
Sweden:	www.oecd.org/sweden	www.oecd.org/sweden/statistics
Switzerland:	www.oecd.org/switzerland	www.oecd.org/switzerland/statistics
Turkey:	www.oecd.org/turkey	www.oecd.org/turkey/statistics
United Kingdom:	www.oecd.org/uk	www.oecd.org/uk/statistics
United States:	www.oecd.org/us	www.oecd.org/us/statistics