Technical barriers to Trade Workshop

A platform for policymakers, experts and practicioners from developing and developed countries to share their experiences and exchange views on effective Technical Barriers to Trade policy orientations from an open market perspective.

ICTs for Development - Improving Policy Coherence

This publication draws on discussion papers prepared for the workshop Policy Coherence in the Application of Information and Communication Technologies for Development, held on 10-11 September 2009. It examines some of the main challenges in closing the discrepancies in access to ICTs and use of ICTs between countries.

2009 Annual Report on PCD

2009 annual report on PCD

PROGRESS REPORT ON OECD'S WORK ON POLICY COHERENCE FOR DEVELOPMENT

The Progress Report on PCD was presented at the 24-25 June 2009 MCM

Progress Report on Policy Coherence for Development for Council

progress report for Council C(2009)66

Summary Record of the 8 June 2009 meeting of the Focal Points for Policy Coherence for Development

summary record

"Looking for Results - Coherent policies for development": meeting of the national Focal Points for Policy Coherence for Development, 8 June 2009

The well attended meeting, including developing countries, focused on two issues: how to address the development challenges coherently and how to develop tools to measure progress in coherent policies.

Related Documents

• Agenda of the 8 June 2009 meeting of Focal points for Policy Coherence for Development
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• Presentations at the 8 June 2009 PCD meeting
• Participants list for the 8 June 2009 meeting of the Focal points for Policy Coherence for Development

Presentations at the 8 June 2009 PCD meeting

Presentations at the 8 June 2009 PCD meeting

Policy Coherence for Development and Migration - short summary

Short summary

Policy Brief: Policy Coherence for Development – Lessons Learned

The prospects for developing countries are shaped by a wide range of issues. Domestic questions of governance and politics are important, but there are also a number of externally-driven issues. Aid is one, but there are many more. As a result of globalisation, “beyond aid” issues such as trade, migration, investment, climate change, security and technology play an increasingly important role in shaping the prospects of developing