| 24 Août 2026 Incubators and accelerators for public sector innovation - Document de travail Details | 25 Août 2026 à 16:00 CET OECD Tax Policy Reviews: Peru 2026 - Rapport Details | 26 Août 2026 Towards a stronger link between PISA and PIAAC - Document de travail Details |
| 26 Août 2026 Mobilising Public and Private Finance for Biodiversity - Rapport Details | 31 Août 2026 Taking the temperature on climate change and on just transition policies - Document de travail Details | 31 Août 2026 Tracking Progress in the Governance of Critical Risks - Rapport Details |
| 31 Août 2026 à 11:00 CET Determining the Price of Minerals - Rapport Details | 31 Août 2026 à 16:30 CET Informe sobre avances del regulador de los servicios de agua y saneamiento de Perú - Rapport Details | 1 Septembre 2026 New Data for Africa’s Changing Climate - Rapport Details |
| 2 Septembre 2026 Net‑Zero Commitments and Prudential Risks in the Dutch Financial Sector - Rapport Details | 7 Septembre 2026 Improving Environmental and Climate Outcomes in Agri‑food Projects - Rapport Details | 7 Septembre 2026 OECD Reviews of National Statistical Systems: Kazakhstan 2026 - Rapport Details |
| 8 Septembre 2026 à 09:30 CET PISA 2025 Results (Volume I) - Rapport Details | 8 Septembre 2026 à 11:00 CET Tax Policy Reforms 2026 - Rapport Details | 9 Septembre 2026 Enhancing Resilience Through Traceability - Rapport Details |
| 9 Septembre 2026 Financing of Social Protection - Rapport Details | 9 Septembre 2026 à 09:00 CET The Space Economy at a Glance 2026 - Rapport Details | 10 Septembre 2026 Strengthening Economic Regulation of Water and Sanitation Services in the Philippines - Rapport Details |
| 10 Septembre 2026 Digital education policy in the Netherlands - Document politique Details | 10 Septembre 2026 à 11:00 CET Advancing the Implementation of the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism - Rapport Details | 11 Septembre 2026 International Student Mobility - Rapport Details |
| 14 Septembre 2026 Health at a Glance: Latin America and the Caribbean 2026 - Rapport Details | 14 Septembre 2026 à 09:00 CET Research and Innovation Careers Observatory 2026 - Rapport Details | 15 Septembre 2026 Managing Risk Across State‑Owned Enterprises - Rapport Details |
| 15 Septembre 2026 The Economic Case for Pandemic Preparedness and Response - Rapport Details | 15 Septembre 2026 Evolving Trade Facilitation Policies in Eastern Partner Countries - Rapport Details | 16 Septembre 2026 A Digital Financial Literacy Strategy for Finland - Rapport Details |
| 18 Septembre 2026 à 15:00 CET OECD Review of Investment Policies in ASEAN - Rapport Details | 22 Septembre 2026 à 09:00 CET SME Policy Index for Western Balkans and Türkiye 2026 – Economy Profile for Türkiye - Rapport Details | 23 Septembre 2026 Fighting Bid Rigging in Public Procurement in Austria, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Greece and Romania - Rapport Details |
| 23 Septembre 2026 Economic Connectivity and Development along the Lobito Corridor - Rapport Details | 24 Septembre 2026 AI and Digitalisation for Employment Support in Belgium and Greece - Rapport Details | 29 Septembre 2026 Education at a Glance 2026 Sources, Methodologies and Technical Notes - Rapport Details |
| 29 Septembre 2026 à 11:00 CET Education at a Glance 2026 - Rapport Details | 30 Septembre 2026 OECD Guidelines for Corporate Bond Issuers - Rapport Details | 30 Septembre 2026 Reforming Government Communication for the Age of Algorithms - Rapport Details |
| 30 Septembre 2026 Improving Corporate Governance in Malaysia - Rapport Details | 30 Septembre 2026 à 09:00 CET Economic Convergence Scoreboard for the Western Balkans 2026 - Rapport Details | 30 Septembre 2026 à 11:00 CET Model Tax Convention on Income and on Capital 2025 (Condensed Version) - Rapport Details |
| 30 Septembre 2026 à 11:00 CET Model Tax Convention on Income and on Capital 2025 (Full Version) - Rapport Details | 1 Octobre 2026 Strengthening the EU’s Medical Supply Chains - Rapport Details | 8 Octobre 2026 à 09:00 CET SME Policy Index for Western Balkans and Türkiye 2026 – Economy Profile for Serbia - Rapport Details |
| 9 Octobre 2026 à 14:00 CET OECD Secretary‑General Tax Report to G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors (G20 United States, August 2026) - Rapport Details | 9 Octobre 2026 à 14:00 CET Enhancing corporate tax systems to support business dynamism - Rapport Details | 27 Octobre 2026 Accelerating Infrastructure Permitting - Rapport Details |
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Incubators and accelerators for public sector innovation
Helping governments fast‑track solutions for innovation challenges
Sera disponible le 24 Août 2026
Auteur: OCDE
Langue: anglais
Pages: 51
In the face of complex societal and technological transformation, governments are turning to incubators and accelerators to help their public institutions experiment safely, act quickly and embed more adaptive, forward-looking ways of working. This paper analyses 128 cases of public sector incubators and accelerators, looking at their capacity to help governments address institutional bottlenecks and better anticipate or respond to transformative change. The cases examined indicate that incubators and accelerators act as public sector innovation enablers that can support efforts to (re)design public institutions to better navigate complex challenges and evolving reforms. The paper examines how incubators and accelerators have been adapted to the public sector, considers common barriers and enablers, and suggests a blueprint for their design that comprises five key dimensions: strategic purpose, ecosystem engagement and co-ordination, organisational context, performance mechanisms, and value creation. Finally, the paper provides a step-by-step approach to help governments tailor these programmes to their own specific contexts.
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OECD Tax Policy Reviews: Peru 2026
Sera disponible le 25 Août 2026 à 16:00 CET
Auteur: OCDE
Langue: anglais
Pages: 139
This report examines the key challenges facing Peru’s tax system and presents options for reform. It highlights the need to gradually raise Peru’s low tax-to-GDP ratio, which has not increased sustainably despite years of economic growth even as expenditure requirements and fiscal pressures continue to grow. The report outlines how to strengthen public revenues by addressing persistently high levels of informality and non-compliance, while broadening the tax base, including through the rationalisation of tax expenditures. It also identifies opportunities to improve tax design and proposes targeted increases in selected taxes.
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Towards a stronger link between PISA and PIAAC
Two assessments, one story?
Sera disponible le 26 Août 2026
Auteur: OCDE
Langue: anglais
Pages: 47
How closely do the skills measured at age 15 predict the skills observed later in adulthood? This paper examines the relationship between the OECD's Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA) and the Programme for the International Assessment of Adult Competencies (PIAAC), drawing on newly available PIAAC Cycle 2 data. A series of country-level comparisons are used to explore the extent to which performance in reading/literacy and mathematics/numeracy aligns across the two assessments when viewed from different analytical perspectives, such as contemporaneous comparisons of PISA and PIAAC results, comparisons of matched pseudo-cohorts and comparisons of performance trends over time. The paper considers possible reasons for the similarities and differences between the results of both assessments, such as variations in assessment frameworks, target populations, sampling methods, testing conditions, motivation of respondents, and opportunities for developing skills throughout life. While PISA and PIAAC provide broadly consistent signals about national skill levels, the paper argues that differences in what and whom they measure, as well as in the contexts in which assessments are administered, limit direct comparisons.
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Mobilising Public and Private Finance for Biodiversity
Good Practices in Unlocking Capital for Nature
Sera disponible le 26 Août 2026
Auteur: OCDE
Langue: anglais
Pages: 136
Safeguarding the natural systems on which economies and societies depend requires mobilising public and private biodiversity finance at scale. This report provides a practical reference for policy makers, financial institutions and conservation practitioners seeking to unlock and scale biodiversity finance. It maps and assesses key biodiversity finance instruments and mechanisms, examining their current use and potential to advance biodiversity objectives. The report also explores how different instruments interact and complement one another, and how real-economy and financial-sector approaches can work together to direct capital towards biodiversity outcomes. In addition, it examines the broader conditions that influence the scale and effectiveness of biodiversity finance, including coherent policy and regulatory frameworks, robust biodiversity data and metrics, and investable project pipelines. By combining a detailed assessment of financing options with an analysis of their enabling factors, the report offers actionable recommendations to strengthen the design, uptake and impact of biodiversity finance instruments and mechanisms.
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Taking the temperature on climate change and on just transition policies
Public sentiment in OECD countries
Sera disponible le 31 Août 2026
Langue: anglais
Pages: 33
International data on public sentiments show that a green transition cannot advance on environmental grounds alone; it must also address economic security and distribute transition costs fairly. This paper reviews national and international studies, presents new results across population groups in OECD countries, and discusses implications for designing and communicating reforms, including accompanying measures to cushion transition costs. On average across 27 OECD countries, over two thirds of respondents express climate concern, with notable upward trends in recent decades and a recent plateauing or softening. Sentiments differ across groups: women are more worried about climate change, and workers in emission-intensive industries sometimes less so. Yet patterns are more complex than stereotypes suggest; for example, older adults are often as concerned as younger ones. Crucially, explicit support for further climate action lags behind abstract climate concern. There is no evidence of systematic pushback against ambitious climate policies, but opinion data underscore the importance of demonstrating policy effectiveness and sharing adjustment burdens equitably. Financially vulnerable households and workers in high-emission sectors are more worried about negative knock-on effects of climate policies. Inclusive policy design, with transparent compensation, can address these economic vulnerabilities and associated concerns about climate action.
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Tracking Progress in the Governance of Critical Risks
Sera disponible le 31 Août 2026
Auteur: OCDE
Langue: anglais
Pages: 165
This report presents the second OECD overview of countries’ progress in governing critical risks over the period 2017–2023, based on the 2014 OECD Recommendation on the Governance of Critical Risks. Drawing on a cross-country survey of 34 countries, it examines how governments have strengthened their capacity to anticipate, prepare for, respond to, and learn from major shocks with national consequences.
The report shows that most countries have continued to make progress in implementing the Recommendation and have used it to shape new policy initiatives, revise national strategies, and adapt institutional arrangements. However, progress remains uneven across countries and across different aspects of risk governance. The COVID-19 pandemic, alongside other large-scale crises, severely tested national systems and highlighted persistent gaps in managing complex, fast-moving, and cross-border risks. Leading practices are found in countries where the rapidly evolving security context is reflected in country risk profiles and a whole-of-society approach to risk management incorporates actions to preserve social cohesion.
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Determining the Price of Minerals
A transfer pricing framework for copper
Sera disponible le 31 Août 2026 à 11:00 CET
Auteurs: OCDE, Forum intergouvernemental sur les mines, les minéraux, les métaux et le développement durable
Langue: anglais
Pages: 45
In the mining sector, government revenue depends on mineral products being priced and measured accurately. This can be especially challenging for minerals such as copper, which have economically relevant characteristics that may vary and significantly affect pricing. The schedule presented in this report applies the mineral pricing framework – outlined in the joint OECD/IGF work Determining the Price of Minerals: A transfer pricing framework – to identify the primary economic factors influencing the price of copper. It applies the Comparable Uncontrolled Price method and aims to ensure that developing countries are able to tax copper exports appropriately.
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Informe sobre avances del regulador de los servicios de agua y saneamiento de Perú
Impulsando el desempeño
Sera disponible le 31 Août 2026 à 16:30 CET
Auteur: OCDE
Langues: espagnol-anglais
Pages: 82
En su papel como “árbitros del mercado”, los reguladores contribuyen a la prestación efectiva de servicios públicos esenciales, pero necesitan contar con una gobernanza adecuada para desempeñar eficazmente sus funciones. El Marco de Evaluación del Desempeño de los Reguladores Económicos (PAFER, por sus siglas en inglés) de la OCDE ayuda a los reguladores a evaluar cómo están organizados y cómo cumplen su mandato.
Este informe de avances analiza la situación de la Superintendencia Nacional de Servicios de Saneamiento (Sunass) de Perú cuatro años después de su evaluación inicial mediante el PAFER, realizada en 2022. El informe examina los avances logrados desde entonces y destaca el difícil contexto en el que opera Sunass, caracterizado, entre otros aspectos, por la fragmentación del sector y por una reforma legislativa que redujo sus funciones y facultades. El informe concluye que, pese a estos desafíos, Sunass ha logrado avances importantes, entre ellos la introducción de nuevas herramientas digitales, el fortalecimiento de sus actividades de involucramiento y comunicación, y el desarrollo de nuevos enfoques regulatorios. Asimismo, el informe proporciona orientaciones para seguir avanzando sobre la base de estos logros.
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Refocusing public internal financial control
Guidance for SIGMA partners
Sera disponible le 1 Septembre 2026
Langue: anglais
Pages: 54
Public internal financial control (PIFC) was introduced by the European Commission to help public sector organisations align their financial management and control systems with the principles of sound financial management. This paper reviews the state of internal control and internal audit in EU candidate countries and potential candidates, identifying achievements, challenges and options for further development. While the core elements of PIFC have supported convergence with EU good practices and international standards, implementation often remains focused on compliance rather than results. The paper proposes measures to strengthen internal control and enhance the effectiveness of internal audit.
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New Data for Africa’s Changing Climate
Mapping Risks, Readiness and Policy Action
Sera disponible le 1 Septembre 2026
Auteurs: OCDE, La Banque mondiale
Langue: anglais
Pages: 72
The African continent is highly vulnerable to climate-related risks. At the same time, Africa contributes only 4% of global energy-related greenhouse gas emissions. Policymakers need foundational data on key climate indicators to point the way towards a low-carbon, climate-resilient path. Yet these data remain limited for most African countries. This report aims to fill the gap in foundational data. First, it shows how African countries and cities are exposed to major climate-related hazards, such as extreme heat, while assessing adaptation readiness of countries. Second, it describes the climate mitigation policy landscape in African countries along with key policy trends. In doing so, it breaks new ground by building on novel datasets that use robust methodologies developed by the Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI), the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), the OECD Sahel and West Africa Club (SWAC) and the World Bank, covering 28 African countries that jointly account for around 73% of African GHG emissions.
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Net‑Zero Commitments and Prudential Risks in the Dutch Financial Sector
Sera disponible le 2 Septembre 2026
Auteur: OCDE
Langue: anglais
Pages: 77
Net-zero commitments by financial institutions may create legal and reputational risks when stated targets are not matched by credible progress. This report presents a monitoring framework for assessing risks related to financial institutions’ net-zero commitments. The framework includes quantitative and qualitative assessments focused on governance and risk-management practices. It analyses public disclosures by Dutch and other European financial institutions, considers supervisory data available to De Nederlandsche Bank, and identifies comparability and data-quality challenges that may hinder risk assessment.
The report explores how sector-level physical emissions-intensity metrics can provide a suitable basis for assessing alignment with net-zero commitments, and thereby legal and reputational risks. It also identifies opportunities to improve reporting in a cost-effective manner and deprioritise disclosures that may be costly but have limited relevance for assessing potentially material risks.
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Improving Environmental and Climate Outcomes in Agri‑food Projects
A Guide for Development Practitioners
Sera disponible le 7 Septembre 2026
Auteur: OCDE
Langue: anglais
Pages: 76
The global agri-food system sits at a critical crossroads: it must meet growing food demand while urgently curbing its environmental impact. Responsible for roughly one-third of global greenhouse gas emissions and a leading driver of soil degradation, freshwater depletion and biodiversity loss, the sector faces mounting pressure as climate change simultaneously erodes agricultural productivity through droughts and extreme weather.
This guide provides development practitioners with practical tools to embed climate adaptation and mitigation into agri-food project design, and to measure resulting environmental outcomes. It addresses adaptation through indicators that can assess effects on key environmental capitals (biodiversity, soil, water), on-farm practice changes, and long-term resilience strategies. On mitigation, the guide describes indicators to measure the carbon footprint of a project and carbon sequestration potential, including enabling technologies and socio-economic drivers. The guide highlights how project results can inform national and international policy processes, strengthen climate finance mobilisation, and support institutional capacity building.
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OECD Reviews of National Statistical Systems: Kazakhstan 2026
Sera disponible le 7 Septembre 2026
Auteur: OCDE
Langue: anglais
Pages: 171
This report provides an overview of Kazakhstan’s national statistical system and a comprehensive analysis of its statistical policies and practices compared with good statistical policies and practices in OECD member countries. It highlights the significant progress achieved by Kazakhstan in recent years and provides recommendations to address key challenges in an evolving statistics and data environment.
The report assesses the legal and institutional framework for official statistics, the statistical infrastructure – including censuses, surveys, registers and classifications – and the quality and international comparability of official statistics in Kazakhstan. In most statistical domains under review, Kazakhstan’s official statistics are close to full alignment with best policies and practices in OECD member countries in terms of accuracy and credibility, coherence, alignment with international standards, coverage and relevance, timeliness and punctuality, accessibility, and interpretability. At the same time, coverage and data interpretability could be further strengthened in several domains. Data gaps remain in areas such as public sector debt statistics, structural business statistics, business demography statistics, trade by enterprise characteristics statistics, and environmental-economic accounts. Kazakhstan is already making strides to address these gaps, and the report highlights initiatives undertaken to align more closely with international statistical standards.
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PISA 2025 Results (Volume I)
Future‑Ready Students
Sera disponible le 8 Septembre 2026 à 09:30 CET
Auteur: OCDE
Langue: anglais
Pages: 250
The OECD Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA) 2025 evaluates what students know and can do in science, reading, mathematics and computational problem-solving, assessing how effectively they can apply their knowledge to real-world challenges. The assessment also explores a range of broader competencies, attitudes and behaviours, including curiosity, perseverance and the use of artificial intelligence. PISA results provide valuable insights into the quality and equity of learning outcomes around the world, enabling educators and policymakers to learn from each other’s policies and practices. This volume is one of three that present the results of the ninth cycle of PISA. PISA 2025 Results (Volume I): Future-Ready Students focuses on students’ performance in the core learning domains, and explores students’ drive to learn, sense of agency and adaptability and attitudes towards school. It examines differences in learning outcomes by gender, socio-economic status and immigrant background. More than 760 000 students across 91 countries and economies participated in PISA 2025, making it the largest international comparative assessment of 15‑year‑olds worldwide.
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Tax Policy Reforms 2026
OECD and Selected Partner Economies
Sera disponible le 8 Septembre 2026 à 11:00 CET
Auteur: OCDE
Langue: anglais
Pages: 75
This is the eleventh edition of Tax Policy Reforms: OECD and Selected Partner Economies, an annual publication that provides comparative information on tax reforms across countries and tracks tax policy developments over time. The report covers the tax policy reforms introduced or announced in 2025 in 92 member jurisdictions of the OECD/G20 Inclusive Framework on Base Erosion and Profit Shifting (BEPS), including all OECD countries. The publication also provides an overview of the macroeconomic environment and tax revenue context in which these tax reforms were made, highlighting how governments used tax policy to respond to short- and long-run structural challenges.
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Enhancing Resilience Through Traceability
Insights from Lithium and Nickel Supply Chains in Latin America and Southeast Asia
Sera disponible le 9 Septembre 2026
Auteur: OCDE
Langue: anglais
Pages: 120
A level-playing field for responsible business conduct, circularity and tax policy in critical minerals can contribute to resilient supply chains that deliver economic security and better development outcomes. Based on a dedicated industry survey, this report analyses the incentives, constraints, and operational realities shaping traceability and responsible sourcing uptake across the supply chain, with a focus on nickel in Indonesia and the Philippines, and on lithium in Argentina and Chile. The report also sets out policy recommendations that governments and industry may consider for scaling up traceability in targeted, cost-effective ways.
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Financing of Social Protection
Sera disponible le 9 Septembre 2026
Auteur: OCDE
Langue: anglais
Pages: 105
OECD and EU countries face growing spending pressures. Population ageing raises expenditure on pensions, health and long-term care, the green transition requires investments, and AI’s effects on employment and wages remain uncertain. Labour income, the main financing base for social protection in most countries, is under pressure from shrinking working-age populations and potentially labour-replacing technologies. Many countries also face fiscal constraints amid an uncertain macroeconomic and geopolitical outlook.
The report "Financing of Social Protection" charts financing mixes across OECD and EU countries. It examines the role of social contributions and general revenues, including earmarked sources, over time and looks at the contributions of employers, employees as well as public and private financing. It considers challenges arising from the social protection coverage and contributions of self-employed and part-time workers. Finally, it looks at the development of the labour share, and how it may be impacted by population ageing and technological progress, current policy trends and debates across OECD and EU countries and attitudes towards broadening social protection financing.
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The Space Economy at a Glance 2026
Sera disponible le 9 Septembre 2026 à 09:00 CET
Auteur: OCDE
Langue: anglais
Pages: 100
As space activities expand and become embedded in everyday economic and public-service functions, governments need better evidence to understand their benefits, risks and policy implications. The Space Economy at a Glance 2026 provides a compact and comparative assessment of recent developments across the space economy. Space systems support communications, positioning and timing, earth observation, weather monitoring, disaster response, transport, agriculture, finance, science, security and a growing range of commercial services. Drawing on OECD indicators and policy analysis, the report examines the public and private forces shaping this transformation, including government space budgets, civil space R&D, private finance, entrepreneurship, scientific and technological capabilities, market dynamics, satellite-enabled applications and emerging approaches to measuring the economic footprint of space activities. It shows how governments remain central to market creation and strategic capability-building, even as commercial actors increasingly operate and shape orbital activity. The report also highlights the policy challenges associated with expanding space use, including orbital congestion, debris, market concentration, supply-chain dependencies, access to essential data and signals, and the resilience of space infrastructure. The report supports governments in designing innovative, competitive, secure and responsible space ecosystems that deliver broad public value for economies and societies.
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Strengthening Economic Regulation of Water and Sanitation Services in the Philippines
Highlights of a National Dialogue on Water
Sera disponible le 10 Septembre 2026
Auteur: OCDE
Langue: anglais
Pages: 140
The Philippines faces the risk of a water crisis by 2040 as the gap between the demand for and supply of water and sanitation services continues to widen. While the government has made notable progress in recent years, challenges linked to regulatory and market fragmentation and insufficient data systems persist. Recurrent floods, typhoons and droughts, combined with rapid population growth are placing increasing pressure on water resources, particularly in fast-growing urban areas.
This report presents key recommendations to strengthen economic regulation in the Philippine water supply and sanitation sector, improve utility performance and enhance water security. It shows how more consistent and predictable tariff-setting can improve investment, how aggregating a sector made up of many small and uneven providers can deliver services more efficiently, and how a centralised national water information system can underpin sound regulation and planning.
The National Dialogue on Water in the Philippines is part of a regional initiative with the Ministry of Environment of the Republic of Korea, the Asia Water Council and the OECD.
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Digital education policy in the Netherlands
Reflections from an OECD international peer‑learning event
Sera disponible le 10 Septembre 2026
Auteur: OCDE
Langue: anglais
Pages: 43
Building on the findings of the recent OECD Review of Digital Education Policy in the Netherlands, the OECD Secretariat and the Dutch Ministry of Education, Culture and Science co-organised an International Peer-Learning Event on Digital Education Policy in the Netherlands. This policy paper provides a succinct summary of the rich discussions that saw representatives from Austria, Denmark and France discuss key challenges pertaining to digitalisation in education with their Dutch counterparts. Like the peer-learning event, the policy paper is structured around three thematic areas: quality assurance and accessibility of digital education materials; strengthening teachers’ digital professionalism; and promoting innovation in the domestic EdTech market. It presents tangible, detailed policy examples from countries in these important areas, as well as providing a broader outline of some of the key policy considerations that are relevant across systems when it comes to fostering quality, equitable digitalisation in education.
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Advancing the Implementation of the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism
Lessons from Romania
Sera disponible le 10 Septembre 2026 à 11:00 CET
Auteur: OCDE
Langue: anglais
Pages: 89
This report provides practical guidance and recommendations to advance the implementation of the European Union’s (EU) Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) in Romania and other EU Member States. It is intended to support National Competent Authorities, Customs Authorities, and other relevant government agencies and stakeholders in understanding the key features of the CBAM, and in planning effective implementation, operational arrangements, and governance.
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International Student Mobility
Factors for Attraction and Retention
Sera disponible le 11 Septembre 2026
Auteur: OCDE
Langue: anglais
Pages: 90
International student mobility has become an increasingly important feature of higher education systems and labour markets. Decisions about where to study, and whether to stay after graduation, are shaped by a combination of factors, including costs, financial support, study opportunities and pathways into employment. This report examines the factors influencing the attraction and retention of international students across OECD countries, drawing on comparative evidence on tuition fees, living costs, scholarships, student housing, opportunities to work during and after study, and family-related policies. It explores how these factors shape access to international education, student experiences and countries’ ability to retain international graduates, providing a comprehensive overview of the policy environments shaping international student mobility.
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Health at a Glance: Latin America and the Caribbean 2026
Sera disponible le 14 Septembre 2026
Auteurs: OCDE, Banque interaméricaine de développement, La Banque mondiale
Langue: anglais
Pages: 200
This third edition of Health at a Glance: Latin America and the Caribbean, prepared jointly by OECD, the Inter‑American Development Bank and the World Bank, presents a set of key indicators of health status, determinants of health, health data and health system infrastructure, health expenditure and financing, quality of care, health workforce, and ageing across 33 Latin America and the Caribbean countries. Each of the indicators is presented in a user-friendly format, consisting of charts illustrating variations across countries and over time, concise descriptive analyses highlighting the main findings conveyed by the data, and methodological boxes defining the indicators and discussing limitations in data comparability. This edition also includes two thematic chapters focused on issues of particular importance for the region: quality of care, and inequalities in health and healthcare across Latin America and the Caribbean.
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Research and Innovation Careers Observatory 2026
Key Indicators on Talent, Mobility and Working Conditions
Sera disponible le 14 Septembre 2026 à 09:00 CET
Auteur: OCDE
Langue: anglais
Pages: 120
Every scientific breakthrough and every new technology starts with people. The research and innovation workforce underpins countries' greatest ambitions in terms of economic prosperity and societal wellbeing. Yet the evidence on this workforce has long been scattered and incomplete.
This report offers a comprehensive account of research and innovation careers as they stand today. It draws on the evidence base of the Research and Innovation Careers Observatory (ReICO), a joint OECD-EU initiative designed to shed light on the supply, mobility and outcomes of the people who drive research and innovation forward. Comparative indicators describe the size and composition of the research and innovation workforce in each country, how it is being renewed, which parts of the labour market its members work in, and the conditions, outcomes and international mobility they experience. The findings provide a resource for policymakers, for the institutions that fund, employ and train research and innovation personnel, and for those working or considering working in the field.
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Managing Risk Across State‑Owned Enterprises
Sera disponible le 15 Septembre 2026
Auteur: OCDE
Langue: anglais
Pages: 86
State ownership can entail risks both at the enterprise and portfolio levels. This report explores how governments can move beyond fragmented, enterprise-level approaches to build a consolidated understanding of risks across their state-owned enterprise (SOE) portfolios and inform strategic portfolio management. It examines relevant risks affecting SOE portfolios, including financial, operational, sustainability, and corruption and integrity-related risks, as well their potential interlinkages. The report also considers how risk management can be integrated into ownership steering, oversight and performance monitoring moving beyond a narrow compliance exercise. Building on international standards and selected case studies, it outlines the key elements for the design and implementation of portfolio level risk management frameworks that can be adapted to different institutional settings and ownership models.
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The Economic Case for Pandemic Preparedness and Response
Beyond Lockdowns
Sera disponible le 15 Septembre 2026
Auteur: OCDE
Langue: anglais
Pages: 360
Pandemics are rare but severe shocks for the health of populations and economies. The frequency and intensity of smaller outbreaks have been increasing over the past decades and the risk of local outbreaks escalating into global pandemics remains high. This report examines the potential consequences of future pandemics on population health, health system resilience and the economy across 51 OECD, EU/EEA and G20 countries, using advanced epidemiological and economic modelling techniques and scenario-based analyses. It assesses the extent to which eight non-pharmaceutical interventions (NPIs) for community infection prevention and control can mitigate health and economic consequences in the early phases of five types of outbreak scenarios before pharmaceutical interventions or vaccines are available at scale.
The central message is clear: in the OECD, investing, on average, almost 6 USD PPP per capita per year in pandemic preparedness and response is a smart investment for both public health and economic resilience. Early implementation of NPIs such as hand hygiene, mask use and physical distancing can save more lives and limit economic disruption than delayed action, which may necessitate the introduction of lockdowns to regain control of transmission. Robust disease surveillance and stockpiling systems are essential for enabling timely and effective response.
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Evolving Trade Facilitation Policies in Eastern Partner Countries
Progress and Challenges through the Lens of the OECD Trade Facilitation Indicators
Sera disponible le 15 Septembre 2026
Auteur: OCDE
Langue: anglais
Pages: 126
This report analyses the evolution of trade facilitation policies in Eastern Partner countries, focusing on Armenia, Azerbaijan, the Republic of Moldova and Ukraine. Drawing on the OECD Trade Facilitation Indicators (TFIs), it provides a comparative assessment of progress and identifies remaining gaps that constrain trade efficiency and integration into global markets.
The study highlights significant reforms across the region, particularly in the digitalisation of customs procedures, increased transparency of regulations, and improved domestic co-operation among border agencies. At the same time, structural challenges persist, such as uneven implementation of reforms and bottlenecks in cross-border co-operation. By combining country-level diagnostics with actionable reform roadmaps, this publication offers practical guidance for policymakers aiming to strengthen trade facilitation as a lever for economic resilience and sustainable growth.
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A Digital Financial Literacy Strategy for Finland
Sera disponible le 16 Septembre 2026
Auteur: OCDE
Langue: anglais
Pages: 130
Strengthening financial literacy is a key policy priority in Finland. To achieve this ambition in a context of rapid digitalisation of financial services, improving digital financial literacy is essential. Finland’s highly digitalised financial environment supports broad access to and use of digital financial products and services, but also creates risks related to complex products such as crypto-assets, over-indebtedness and online fraud. In response, this report proposes a Digital Financial Literacy Strategy for Finland aligned with national and international frameworks. The proposed Strategy sets out a clear vision and strategic objectives, supported by a targeted and co-ordinated action plan to help Finland address remaining gaps in digital financial knowledge, decision making, and awareness and mitigation of online financial risks, particularly among vulnerable groups, including young and older adults and migrants.
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OECD Review of Investment Policies in ASEAN
Mobilising Investment for the Green and Digital Transitions
Sera disponible le 18 Septembre 2026 à 15:00 CET
Auteur: OCDE
Langue: anglais
Pages: 187
This review offers an update of the evolving investment landscape and policy priorities across the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), with a focus on the green and digital transitions. It highlights current trends in foreign direct investment (FDI) and examines their economic and social impacts. The review provides options for policy frameworks to adapt to these shifts, while taking stock of progress in areas such as investment facilitation, tax incentives, regulatory and legal frameworks for FDI, including policies to manage security risks of investment, and the promotion of responsible business practices. By situating FDI within broader regional objectives, such as resilience, inclusiveness, and economic integration, the review aims to shed light on how ASEAN economies can better harness international investment to support long-term development goals.
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SME Policy Index for Western Balkans and Türkiye 2026 – Economy Profile for Türkiye
Sera disponible le 22 Septembre 2026 à 09:00 CET
Auteur: OCDE
Langue: anglais
Pages: 218
Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) underpin the economies of the Western Balkans and Türkiye, accounting for the majority of employment and value added. Their competitiveness and resilience are therefore central to sustainable growth and economic convergence with the European Union.
Yet SMEs operate in an increasingly demanding environment shaped by global uncertainty, the digital and green transitions, and demographic change. While these shifts create opportunities, they also expose persistent weaknesses—including fragmented policy frameworks, limited greening, uneven digital adoption and skills gaps—that constrain firm-level resilience and adaptability. Addressing these challenges requires policies that not only support growth, but strengthen enterprises’ capacity to anticipate shocks, adapt to changing market conditions and sustain performance over time.
The seventh edition of the SME Policy Index for the Western Balkans and Türkiye provides a comprehensive assessment of SME policy progress since 2022, based on the OECD’s established methodology and aligned with OECD and EU good practices. It identifies achievements, remaining gaps and actionable recommendations to strengthen policy effectiveness.
This economy profile assesses performance across 13 policy dimensions and examine progress through four thematic policy clusters. A companion regional profile synthesises shared trends, common challenges and cross-cutting priorities across the seven participating economies.
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Fighting Bid Rigging in Public Procurement in Austria, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Greece and Romania
Improving Competition through Advocacy and Co‑operation
Sera disponible le 23 Septembre 2026
Auteur: OCDE
Langue: anglais
Pages: 90
This report examines preventing, detecting and reporting bid rigging in public procurement in six countries: Austria, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Greece and Romania. The report identifies ways to strengthen co-operation between competition authorities, procurement bodies and other public institutions, and provides guidance on advocacy initiatives. It analyses topics such as pro-competitive tender design, detection of bid-rigging cartels, leniency and whistleblowing mechanisms, and compliance programmes. The report aims to strengthen competition law enforcement in public procurement markets, thus safeguarding public resources.
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Economic Connectivity and Development along the Lobito Corridor
A Policy Framework
Sera disponible le 23 Septembre 2026
Auteur: OCDE
Langue: anglais
Pages: 100
The Lobito Corridor links Angola, the Democratic Republic of Congo and Zambia to global markets through the Atlantic port of Lobito. Built on modernised rail infrastructure, it aims to improve trade efficiency, diversify export routes and strengthen regional integration. Taking advantage of the increasing demand for critical minerals, the corridor could reinforce the region’s role in global supply chains while supporting broader trade, investment and economic diversification.
This report assesses how increased mining and transport activity along the corridor can translate into durable economic growth. It analyses how rail and logistics integration may shape freight demand and corridor performance to 2050, and identifies risks which may alter the overall contribution of the corridor to local economies (spanning base erosion and profit shifting in mineral supply chains, adverse impacts derived from the construction and operation of the corridor, and risks in the mineral supply chains).
Bringing together tax, transport and responsible business conduct perspectives, the report identifies the conditions needed to secure fair revenues, strengthen supply chain resilience and convert infrastructure investment into long term, inclusive growth"
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AI and Digitalisation for Employment Support in Belgium and Greece
New Tools to Support Minimum Income Beneficiaries
Sera disponible le 24 Septembre 2026
Auteur: OCDE
Langue: anglais
Pages: 182
Belgium and Greece are aiming to improve job matching and career progression of groups further from the labour market, as disparities persist despite improved labour market indicators and significant policy efforts. This report assesses the current situation in the two countries, focusing on the employment outcomes and career pathways of Minimum Income Scheme (MIS) beneficiaries. Building on the analysis of linked administrative data and good practices from other EU and OECD Public Employment Services, the report proposes concepts for digital tools enhanced by AI to support job matching and career progression of MIS beneficiaries. It also provides recommendations on the data that can be used to amplify the benefits of such tools. This report is the twenty-third in the OECD’s Connecting People with Jobs series.
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Education at a Glance 2026 Sources, Methodologies and Technical Notes
Sera disponible le 29 Septembre 2026
Auteur: OCDE
Langue: anglais
Pages: 500
This publication provides additional reference material for Education at a Glance 2026, the authoritative source for data on the state of education around the world. It provides guidance on the data and methodologies used to calculate each indicator. It also contains references to the sources and specific notes for each country.
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Education at a Glance 2026
OECD Indicators
Sera disponible le 29 Septembre 2026 à 11:00 CET
Auteur: OCDE
Langue: anglais
Pages: 600
Education at a Glance is the authoritative source of information on the state of education worldwide. It offers comprehensive data on the structure, financing, and performance of education systems across OECD countries and partner economies. The report presents key insights into the output of educational institutions, the impact of learning across countries, access and participation in education, financial investment in education and school organisation. The 2026 edition has a special focus on teacher shortages, examining their impact across countries and how education systems can respond.
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OECD Guidelines for Corporate Bond Issuers
Sera disponible le 30 Septembre 2026
Auteur: OCDE
Langue: anglais
Pages: 15
The OECD Guidelines for Corporate Bond Issuers provide guidance to help policymakers evaluate and improve the legal, regulatory and institutional framework for corporate bond issuers and the role of bondholders in corporate governance. The Guidelines aim to promote efficient capital markets, support financial stability and contribute to sustainable growth. The Guidelines complement the G20/OECD Principles of Corporate Governance by addressing issues specific to bond markets, including bondholder rights and engagement mechanisms. They also provide guidance on how relevant aspects of the G20/OECD Principles of Corporate Governance may be applied to companies that list their bonds without having publicly traded equity.
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Reforming Government Communication for the Age of Algorithms
Sera disponible le 30 Septembre 2026
Auteur: OCDE
Langue: anglais
Pages: 112
This report explores how public communication is evolving in an age where algorithms are reshaping the way institutions connect with citizens. Drawing on the 2025 OECD Survey of Government Communicators and comparative country experiences, it examines how public communication can adapt to the demands of a rapidly evolving information ecosystem and meet its potential as a lever for policy impact. The report takes stock of the digital disruption reshaping how societies connect, analyses the changing rules of institutions’ online presence, assesses the emerging applications of artificial intelligence in public communication, and sets out a roadmap for reform that strengthens both advanced capabilities and foundational practices.
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Improving Corporate Governance in Malaysia
Sera disponible le 30 Septembre 2026
Auteur: OCDE
Langue: anglais
Pages: 70
Malaysia is currently reforming its corporate governance framework, including through the revision of the Malaysian Code on Corporate Governance. This report aims to support Malaysia in this process. It assesses Malaysia’s legal and regulatory framework against the G20/OECD Principles of Corporate Governance, focusing on shareholder rights and equitable treatment, market confidence and investor engagement, and board governance, oversight and effectiveness. The report also provides policy recommendations to inform Malaysia’s reform efforts.
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Economic Convergence Scoreboard for the Western Balkans 2026
Sera disponible le 30 Septembre 2026 à 09:00 CET
Auteur: OCDE
Langue: anglais
Pages: 100
The Economic Convergence Scoreboard, first launched as a pilot in 2023, is a tool for monitoring and assessing the Western Balkans' progress towards economic convergence with the European Union (EU). Now in its third edition, the Scoreboard continues to support policy makers in identifying priority areas for accelerating growth and narrowing the region's economic gap with the EU. It draws on 38 indicators grouped into five policy clusters that are essential for sustainable and inclusive growth: infrastructure and connectivity, skills, the business environment, digital transformation, and greening.
In addition, this edition introduces, for the first time, a dedicated macro-financial stability cluster. This new cluster assesses the macroeconomic fundamentals and financial conditions that provide the enabling environment for sustainable economic growth and convergence with the EU.
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Model Tax Convention on Income and on Capital 2025 (Condensed Version)
Sera disponible le 30 Septembre 2026 à 11:00 CET
Auteur: OCDE
Langue: anglais
Pages: 688
This publication is the 11th edition of the condensed version of the Model Tax Convention on Income and on Capital, a key reference used by OECD Members and non-Members as a basis for negotiating, applying and interpreting bilateral tax treaties. It plays a central role in removing tax-related barriers to cross border trade and investment, helping to prevent tax evasion and avoidance, and addressing issues of international double taxation. This edition contains the Articles and Commentaries of the Model Tax Convention on Income and Capital as it read on 18 November 2025, as well as non-Member economies’ positions, but not the historical notes and background reports that are included in the full version. The Model Tax Convention is updated regularly to reflect developments in international taxation.
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Model Tax Convention on Income and on Capital 2025 (Full Version)
Volumes I and II
Sera disponible le 30 Septembre 2026 à 11:00 CET
Auteur: OCDE
Langue: anglais
Pages: 2600
This publication is the 11th edition of the full version of the Model Tax Convention on Income and on Capital, a key reference used by OECD Members and non-Members as a basis for negotiating, applying and interpreting bilateral tax treaties. It plays a central role in removing tax-related barriers to cross border trade and investment, helping to prevent tax evasion and avoidance, and addressing issues of international double taxation. This edition contains the full text of the Model Tax Convention as it read on 18 November 2025, including the Articles, Commentaries, non-Member economies’ positions, the Recommendation of the OECD Council, as well as the historical notes and background reports. The Model Tax Convention is updated regularly to reflect developments in international taxation.
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Strengthening the EU’s Medical Supply Chains
International Co‑operation and New Technologies for Better Emergency Preparedness
Sera disponible le 1 Octobre 2026
Auteur: OCDE
Langue: anglais
Pages: 250
This report aims to strengthen the evidence base for improving the security of supply of medical products, with a particular focus on medical countermeasures (MCMs), through enhanced international co‑operation and new technologies. It supports ongoing European initiatives on medical supply chains and preparedness, as well as broader efforts to strengthen resilience to public health emergencies.
The report comprises three complementary strands of analysis. First, it maps the supply chains of selected medical products, drawing on diverse data sources to examine manufacturing locations, market structures and recent shortage patterns, and to identify key vulnerabilities and potential points of failure. Second, it assesses policy tools based on international co‑operation that could strengthen security of supply in the European Union, including measures to expand manufacturing capacity and diversify supply, promote regulatory alignment and trade facilitation, and manage demand peaks. Finally, it examines how innovative technologies and data frameworks could improve supply chain monitoring and demand forecasting, enabling earlier risk detection, better co‑ordination among actors and more proactive management of disruptions.
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SME Policy Index for Western Balkans and Türkiye 2026 – Economy Profile for Serbia
Sera disponible le 8 Octobre 2026 à 09:00 CET
Auteur: OCDE
Langue: anglais
Pages: 282
Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) underpin the economies of the Western Balkans and Türkiye, accounting for the majority of employment and value added. Their competitiveness and resilience are therefore central to sustainable growth and economic convergence with the European Union.
Yet SMEs operate in an increasingly demanding environment shaped by global uncertainty, the digital and green transitions, and demographic change. While these shifts create opportunities, they also expose persistent weaknesses—including fragmented policy frameworks, limited greening, uneven digital adoption and skills gaps—that constrain firm-level resilience and adaptability. Addressing these challenges requires policies that not only support growth, but strengthen enterprises’ capacity to anticipate shocks, adapt to changing market conditions and sustain performance over time.
The seventh edition of the SME Policy Index for the Western Balkans and Türkiye provides a comprehensive assessment of SME policy progress since 2022, based on the OECD’s established methodology and aligned with OECD and EU good practices. It identifies achievements, remaining gaps and actionable recommendations to strengthen policy effectiveness.
This economy profile assesses performance across 13 policy dimensions and examine progress through four thematic policy clusters. A companion regional profile synthesises shared trends, common challenges and cross-cutting priorities across the seven participating economies.
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OECD Secretary‑General Tax Report to G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors (G20 United States, August 2026)
Sera disponible le 9 Octobre 2026 à 14:00 CET
Auteur: OCDE
Langue: anglais
Pages: 25
This report provides an update on developments in the OECD’s tax work since the last Secretary-General report in April, with a focus on the role tax policy can play in supporting business dynamism and economic growth. Highlighting ongoing research by the OECD, the report explores how corporate income tax (CIT) policies can support business dynamism – by examining the effects of tax rates, compliance costs, loss-offset provisions, financing frictions and competitive distortions – and provides an overview of how tax policy can support a more dynamic and competitive business environment. It links the work on CIT to a holistic approach towards dynamism and notes areas for further exploration. It was prepared by the OECD ahead of the Second G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors' Meeting under the United States G20 Presidency, held 31 August – 1 September 2026 in Asheville, North Carolina, United States.
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Enhancing corporate tax systems to support business dynamism
Sera disponible le 9 Octobre 2026 à 14:00 CET
Auteur: OCDE
Langue: anglais
Pages: 32
This report provides an update on ongoing work examining the role of tax policy, and corporate income tax in particular, in supporting business dynamism, investment, and economic growth. Drawing on ongoing OECD research, it analyses how corporate taxation affects business dynamism through channels such as corporate tax design, compliance costs, loss-relief provisions, financing frictions, and competitive distortions. Finally, it situates the analysis within broader OECD work on the non-tax determinants of business dynamism, highlighting the importance of a coherent policy framework that also addresses wider structural barriers to business growth and dynamism.
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Accelerating Infrastructure Permitting
From Streamlining to Structured Bargaining
Sera disponible le 27 Octobre 2026
Auteur: OCDE
Langue: anglais
Pages: 102
Infrastructure is essential for economic growth, the climate transition and resilience. Yet, in many countries, infrastructure projects take years to move from planning to construction, with permitting processes often contributing to delays, higher costs and uncertainty. These challenges are becoming more pressing as governments seek to rapidly expand energy, transport and other strategic infrastructure.
This report examines how permitting systems affect the delivery of infrastructure projects and explores how governments can accelerate decision making while maintaining environmental and social safeguards. It looks at how countries are attempting to streamline permitting procedures and identifies emerging approaches to better manage competing interests and trade-offs during the project development process.
The report aims to support policymakers and practitioners working to deliver infrastructure more efficiently and predictably while maintaining trust and accountability in public decision making.