OECD Home › Investment › Publications & Documents › Reports
2-June-2003
English
This publication is a collection of conference papers from the OECD Global Forum on International Investment (GFII) held in Shanghai on 5-6 December 2002.
28-May-2003
English, , 393kb
Short analysis of trends in aid for water extended by members of the DAC and multilateral institutions, prepared by the DAC Secretariat for the 3rd World Water Forum in Kyoto.
27-May-2003
English, , 244kb
This report provides valuable insights into the key issues confronting SME owners and managers in Croatia, and the challenges for policy makers. It draws on the practical experience and views of Croatian SME representatives, expert advisors, and the OECD and EBRD.
27-May-2003
English, , 249kb
This report has been jointly produced by the OECD and the EBRD in cooperation with expert regional consultants. It draws on the extensive experience and work of both organisations in transition economies including the countries of South East Europe.
16-May-2003
English
This publication presents the full text of the OECD Code of Liberalisation of Capital Movements and sets out the legally binding obligations that OECD members have accepted.
30-April-2003
English
The question of the scope of the Guidelines was raised during the NCP meetings, consultations with BIAC, TUAC and NGOs and the Roundtable in 2002.
29-April-2003
English, , 382kb
29 April 2003. Within the framework of the Carribbean Rim Investment Initiative (CRII), this study provides an overall factual assessment of investment conditions in Costa Rica.
14-April-2003
English, , 169kb
14 April 2003. Within the framework of the Carribbean Rim Investment Initiative (CRII), this study provides an overall factual assessment of investment conditions in Jamaica.
14-April-2003
English, , 254kb
14 April 2003. Within the framework of the Carribbean Rim Investment Initiative (CRII), this report provides an overall factual assessment of investment conditions in the Dominican Republic.
11-April-2003
English, , 116kb
Transparency is a core principle of international investment policy and rules. This paper makes the case that transparency is good for societies at large as well as for international investors.
Follow us
E-mail Alerts Blogs