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Turkey’s continuing economic expansion depends on the diversification of its transport modes and especially on the development of efficient multimodal services. This work analyses the current situation and sets forth some of the actions and policies.
One billion people cannot get clean drinking water and 2.5 billion lack access to basic sanitation which cause 1.5 million preventable child deaths per year. While addressing the emergency of the current crisis, we must not forget that water is the most essential good and we should find new and innovative approaches to allow everyone access to water and sanitation, according to the OECD Secretary-General.
The current crisis provides an impetus to push forward difficult reform, an opportunity that should not be wasted for the water sector, according to Angel Gurría. He affirmed that there were huge opportunities for job-creating and “shovel ready” investments in the water sector, particularly for water saving and the rehabilitation of networks, which require relatively short design and construction planning, compared to other types of
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3-March-2009
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This note, taken from Chapter 3 of Economic Policy Reforms: Going for Growth 2009, contains information about the progress in implementing reforms in line with the 2008 priorities for Turkey.
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This comprehensive review of Turkey's health care system shows that health status has improved rapidly in Turkey in recent decades, partly as a result of higher health spending.
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This paper presents the role of entrepreneurship policies in supporting innovation in four OECD countries. It consists of a synthesis report based on the findings of country case studies on Korea, Mexico, Norway and Turkey. The case studies are appended to the synthesis report.
This book is part of the OECD Environmental Performance Reviews Programme, which conducts peer reviews of environmental conditions and progress in each member country. It scrutinises countries' efforts to meet both domestic objectives and international commitments.
15-December-2008
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OECD Secretary-General Angel Gurría met with Turkish President Abdullah Gül during his official visit to Turkey on 15 December 2008.
16-October-2008
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Die in Anschluss an die Krise von 2001 eingeleiteten weitreichenden institutionellen und strukturellen Reformen schufen die Grundlage für eine beispiellose Phase hohen Wachstums, die bis 2007 anhielt. In jüngster Zeit traten jedoch Spannungen auf, und infolge einer in weiten Teilen der Wirtschaft abnehmenden Wettbewerbsfähigkeit, einer Verschlechterung der internationalen Rahmenbedingungen und einer Eintrübung des Vertrauens im Inland
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17-July-2008
English, , 249kb
Far-reaching institutional and structural reforms following the 2001 crisis underpinned an unprecedented period of high growth until 2007. More recently, however, tensions arose and growth slowed down as a result of loss of competitiveness in large areas of the economy, the deterioration of international conditions, and a weakening of confidence domestically. New government initiatives to strengthen the macroeconomic policy framework,
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