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Policy Brief: OECD Territorial Reviews: Istanbul, Turkeypdf,254Kb,English | View long abstract 21-Mar-2008 Istanbul, the demographic and economic heart of Turkey, has gone through enormous changes over the past century. This mega-city of about 15 million inhabitants has seen its population increased more than ... Also available: |
OECD Territorial Reviews: Istanbul, TurkeyEnglish | View long abstract 20-Mar-2008 OECD Territorial Reviews: Istanbul, Turkey, aims to provide a detailed diagnosis and solutions for improving the competitiveness and governance of the Istanbul metropolitan area. |
OECD review of the metropolitan area of IstanbulEnglish | View long abstract 17-Oct-2006 Angel Gurría, OECD Secretary-General An outline of the forthcoming metropolitan review of Istanbul. This review is one in a series of city studies that identify best practices for cities to maximise their potential. Speech delivered at a press conference with the Mayor of Istanbul, Mr. Kadir Topbaş. Also available: |
OECD LEED Forum on Partnerships and Local Governance: TurkeyEnglish | View long abstract 02-Aug-2006 This site contains a list of key references on Turkey. The documentary database includes documents on partnership and local governance that have been published by governments, universities and other organisations. |
OECD workshop in Istanbul to discuss ways to help women entrepreneurs in Middle East, North AfricaEnglish | View long abstract 24-Jun-2005 Local entrepreneurship is one of the keys to business development in the countries of the Middle East and North Africa, and women have a particular role to play in getting the region to fulfil its economic potential and bring greater prosperity to its citizens Also available: |
OECD Territorial Reviews - Istanbul, TurkeyEnglish | View long abstract 15-Jun-2005 The overall aim of this Territorial Review is to identify and assess innovative policies for regional competitiveness and governance, providing recommendations to policy-makers involved in urban development. |
