Regulatory policy
Supporting better regulation in Southeast Asia
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SOUTHEAST ASIA: The OECD supports Southeast Asian countries to facilitate co-operation and strengthen regulatory reform efforts at the country and regional level, as well as through an active network of ASEAN and OECD senior better regulation officials. These initiatives comprise:
ASEAN-OECD Good Regulatory Practice Network Annual meeting between Southeast Asian and OECD senior better regulation officials to discuss regulatory reform. See more information on the network and past meetings.
Country-level support OECD supports South East Asian nations review and provide recommendations for improving their systems of regulatory governance, policy design and delivery. Read about country level work here.
Regional-level work OECD also supports Southeast Asian economies at the regional level with analytical reports on topics of regional interest and via longstanding engagements with regional organisations, such as ASEAN and APEC. For more detail, refer here.
For more information on our work and how the OECD can support Southeast Asian economies, see the brochure below:
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Good regulatory practice in Southeast Asia
All 10 ASEAN member states have implemented GRPs but work remains to be done:
* “Required for some processes” is used to group several descriptions of implementation level. For more detail, see page 27 of Good Regulatory Practices to Support Small and Medium Enterprises in Southeast Asia (OECD, 2018). |
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CONTACT
For more information, please contact Mike Pfister and James Drummond, OECD Regulatory Policy Division.
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