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22-February-2002
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21-22 February, Kiev. OECD–Ukraine Forum calls on the Ukrainian Government and donors for support in the effective implementation of investment recommendations in Ukraine.
21-February-2002
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21-22 February 2002, Kyiv. This inaugural meeting discussed the overall OECD-Ukraine co-operation, assessed Ukraine's progress in investment and enterprise reforms and considered further follow-up actions.
19-February-2002
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The OECD has published online a large quantity documents relating to the negotiations on a proposed Multilateral Agreement on Investment (MAI) between 1995 and 1998.
7-February-2002
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This document served as a background paper for a presentation by Kathryn Gordon which was made at the OECD Conference on Foreign Direct Investment and the Environment -- Lessons to be learned from the Mining Sector which was held in Paris on 7-8 February 2002.
7-February-2002
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7-8 February 2001. Paris, France. As a follow-up to the 1999 conference on "Foreign Direct Investment and the Environment", the OECD organised a major conference to focus on the mining sector.
31-January-2002
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This report on trends and prospects for FDI in Slovenia forms part of an OECD publication entitled "OECD Investment Reviews: Slovenia" which was published in January 2002.
31-January-2002
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Since 1991, Slovenia has managed one of the most successful transitions to nationhood and to a market economy in Central and Eastern Europe. Slovenian GDP per capita has already reached 70 per cent of the EU average.
17-January-2002
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In January 2002, OECD was asked to respond to questions by journalists concerning labour standards.
15-January-2002
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15 January 2002. At a preparatory meeting for the "Financing for Development" conference, Kathryn Gordon of the OECD spoke about the role of business and corporate responsibility in relation to development.
15-December-2001
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This book provides an account of what governments have been doing to enhance the contribution of the Guidelines to the improved functioning of the global economy. It also provides a comparative analysis and comments by the business, labour and NGO communities on the complementarities and differences between the Guidelines and other global instruments for corporate responsibility
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