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Investment, Enterprise and Development Commission (28 April - 02 May 2014)
The Commission provides the opportunity for member States and investment and development stakeholders to discuss key and emerging issues in the area of investment and enterprise and their implications for sustainable development, as well as policy solutions.
This year's session will address two main themes:
1) Entrepreneurship and productive capacity-building.
2) Technology and innovation for inclusive development.
A high-level panel has been convened on the first day of the Commission to discuss how to create jobs through enterprise development. Under the same agenda item, policymakers, investment promotion agencies and private sector representatives will be given the opportunity to exchange concrete experiences and views during the second day of the Commission devoted to the presentation, at the ministerial level, of the Investment Policy Reviews of Bangladesh, Mongolia and the Republic of Moldova.
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Investment, Enterprise and Development Commission (28 April - 02 May 2014)
The Commission provides the opportunity for member States and investment and development stakeholders to discuss key and emerging issues in the area of investment and enterprise and their implications for sustainable development, as well as policy solutions.
This year's session will address two main themes:
1) Entrepreneurship and productive capacity-building.
2) Technology and innovation for inclusive development.
A high-level panel has been convened on the first day of the Commission to discuss how to create jobs through enterprise development. Under the same agenda item, policymakers, investment promotion agencies and private sector representatives will be given the opportunity to exchange concrete experiences and views during the second day of the Commission devoted to the presentation, at the ministerial level, of the Investment Policy Reviews of Bangladesh, Mongolia and the Republic of Moldova.
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Investment, Enterprise and Development Commission (28 April - 02 May 2014)
The Commission provides the opportunity for member States and investment and development stakeholders to discuss key and emerging issues in the area of investment and enterprise and their implications for sustainable development, as well as policy solutions.
This year's session will address two main themes:
1) Entrepreneurship and productive capacity-building.
2) Technology and innovation for inclusive development.
A high-level panel has been convened on the first day of the Commission to discuss how to create jobs through enterprise development. Under the same agenda item, policymakers, investment promotion agencies and private sector representatives will be given the opportunity to exchange concrete experiences and views during the second day of the Commission devoted to the presentation, at the ministerial level, of the Investment Policy Reviews of Bangladesh, Mongolia and the Republic of Moldova.
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Investment, Enterprise and Development Commission (28 April - 02 May 2014)
The Commission provides the opportunity for member States and investment and development stakeholders to discuss key and emerging issues in the area of investment and enterprise and their implications for sustainable development, as well as policy solutions.
This year's session will address two main themes:
1) Entrepreneurship and productive capacity-building.
2) Technology and innovation for inclusive development.
A high-level panel has been convened on the first day of the Commission to discuss how to create jobs through enterprise development. Under the same agenda item, policymakers, investment promotion agencies and private sector representatives will be given the opportunity to exchange concrete experiences and views during the second day of the Commission devoted to the presentation, at the ministerial level, of the Investment Policy Reviews of Bangladesh, Mongolia and the Republic of Moldova.
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50 Years of Research and Policy Advice on Commodities and Development: The Role of UNCTAD (11 April 2014)
Objective of this event:
- Discuss UNCTAD's contribution to the global debate on commodities and development over the past 50 years.
- Generate ideas that would further enhance UNCTAD's role in assisting commodity-dependent developing countries (CDDCs) to address the perennial and new challenges facing commodity-based economies.
Participants:
The target audience of this event include the representatives of governments, EU, ACP Secretariat, UN institutions, private sector stakeholders, NGOs, academia, as well as students interested in commodity and development issues. flickr-13779904504.jpg
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50 Years of Research and Policy Advice on Commodities and Development: The Role of UNCTAD (11 April 2014)
Objective of this event:
- Discuss UNCTAD's contribution to the global debate on commodities and development over the past 50 years.
- Generate ideas that would further enhance UNCTAD's role in assisting commodity-dependent developing countries (CDDCs) to address the perennial and new challenges facing commodity-based economies.
Participants:
The target audience of this event include the representatives of governments, EU, ACP Secretariat, UN institutions, private sector stakeholders, NGOs, academia, as well as students interested in commodity and development issues. flickr-13779904984.jpg
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50 Years of Research and Policy Advice on Commodities and Development: The Role of UNCTAD (11 April 2014)
Objective of this event:
- Discuss UNCTAD's contribution to the global debate on commodities and development over the past 50 years.
- Generate ideas that would further enhance UNCTAD's role in assisting commodity-dependent developing countries (CDDCs) to address the perennial and new challenges facing commodity-based economies.
Participants:
The target audience of this event include the representatives of governments, EU, ACP Secretariat, UN institutions, private sector stakeholders, NGOs, academia, as well as students interested in commodity and development issues. flickr-13779564153.jpg
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50 Years of Research and Policy Advice on Commodities and Development: The Role of UNCTAD (11 April 2014)
Objective of this event:
- Discuss UNCTAD's contribution to the global debate on commodities and development over the past 50 years.
- Generate ideas that would further enhance UNCTAD's role in assisting commodity-dependent developing countries (CDDCs) to address the perennial and new challenges facing commodity-based economies.
Participants:
The target audience of this event include the representatives of governments, EU, ACP Secretariat, UN institutions, private sector stakeholders, NGOs, academia, as well as students interested in commodity and development issues. flickr-13779563245.jpg
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50 Years of Research and Policy Advice on Commodities and Development: The Role of UNCTAD (11 April 2014)
Objective of this event:
- Discuss UNCTAD's contribution to the global debate on commodities and development over the past 50 years.
- Generate ideas that would further enhance UNCTAD's role in assisting commodity-dependent developing countries (CDDCs) to address the perennial and new challenges facing commodity-based economies.
Participants:
The target audience of this event include the representatives of governments, EU, ACP Secretariat, UN institutions, private sector stakeholders, NGOs, academia, as well as students interested in commodity and development issues. flickr-13779905954.jpg
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50 Years of Research and Policy Advice on Commodities and Development: The Role of UNCTAD (11 April 2014)
Objective of this event:
- Discuss UNCTAD's contribution to the global debate on commodities and development over the past 50 years.
- Generate ideas that would further enhance UNCTAD's role in assisting commodity-dependent developing countries (CDDCs) to address the perennial and new challenges facing commodity-based economies.
Participants:
The target audience of this event include the representatives of governments, EU, ACP Secretariat, UN institutions, private sector stakeholders, NGOs, academia, as well as students interested in commodity and development issues. flickr-13779564375.jpg
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Expert Group Meeting for Least Developed Countries (9 April 2014)
Expert Group Meeting for Least Developed Countries: Way forward on the WTO Ministerial Decision on preferential rules of origin
The objective was to discuss and brainstorm on the following topics:
- How to provide an overview of the status of preferential rules of origin and the value of the Ministerial decision on the preferential rules of origin: can we move on?
- How to provide a detailed information on the challenges in drafting preferential rules of origin, a possible UNCTAD methodology and the certification requirements related to origin?
The various options and modalities to bring forward the focus on the other issues that may be relevant in dynamic LDC agenda like trade facilitation and what are the overall prospects of an LDC package in Bali and beyond.
The final outcome of the meeting will assist UNCTAD and LDCs to identify future areas of activities and studies to be undertaken. flickr-13759570424.jpg
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Expert Group Meeting for Least Developed Countries (9 April 2014)
Expert Group Meeting for Least Developed Countries: Way forward on the WTO Ministerial Decision on preferential rules of origin
The objective was to discuss and brainstorm on the following topics:
- How to provide an overview of the status of preferential rules of origin and the value of the Ministerial decision on the preferential rules of origin: can we move on?
- How to provide a detailed information on the challenges in drafting preferential rules of origin, a possible UNCTAD methodology and the certification requirements related to origin?
The various options and modalities to bring forward the focus on the other issues that may be relevant in dynamic LDC agenda like trade facilitation and what are the overall prospects of an LDC package in Bali and beyond.
The final outcome of the meeting will assist UNCTAD and LDCs to identify future areas of activities and studies to be undertaken. flickr-13759196915.jpg
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Expert Group Meeting for Least Developed Countries (9 April 2014)
Expert Group Meeting for Least Developed Countries: Way forward on the WTO Ministerial Decision on preferential rules of origin
The objective was to discuss and brainstorm on the following topics:
- How to provide an overview of the status of preferential rules of origin and the value of the Ministerial decision on the preferential rules of origin: can we move on?
- How to provide a detailed information on the challenges in drafting preferential rules of origin, a possible UNCTAD methodology and the certification requirements related to origin?
The various options and modalities to bring forward the focus on the other issues that may be relevant in dynamic LDC agenda like trade facilitation and what are the overall prospects of an LDC package in Bali and beyond.
The final outcome of the meeting will assist UNCTAD and LDCs to identify future areas of activities and studies to be undertaken. flickr-13759206683.jpg
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Expert Group Meeting for Least Developed Countries (9 April 2014)
Expert Group Meeting for Least Developed Countries: Way forward on the WTO Ministerial Decision on preferential rules of origin
The objective was to discuss and brainstorm on the following topics:
- How to provide an overview of the status of preferential rules of origin and the value of the Ministerial decision on the preferential rules of origin: can we move on?
- How to provide a detailed information on the challenges in drafting preferential rules of origin, a possible UNCTAD methodology and the certification requirements related to origin?
The various options and modalities to bring forward the focus on the other issues that may be relevant in dynamic LDC agenda like trade facilitation and what are the overall prospects of an LDC package in Bali and beyond.
The final outcome of the meeting will assist UNCTAD and LDCs to identify future areas of activities and studies to be undertaken. flickr-13759207163.jpg
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Expert Group Meeting for Least Developed Countries (9 April 2014)
Expert Group Meeting for Least Developed Countries: Way forward on the WTO Ministerial Decision on preferential rules of origin
The objective was to discuss and brainstorm on the following topics:
- How to provide an overview of the status of preferential rules of origin and the value of the Ministerial decision on the preferential rules of origin: can we move on?
- How to provide a detailed information on the challenges in drafting preferential rules of origin, a possible UNCTAD methodology and the certification requirements related to origin?
The various options and modalities to bring forward the focus on the other issues that may be relevant in dynamic LDC agenda like trade facilitation and what are the overall prospects of an LDC package in Bali and beyond.
The final outcome of the meeting will assist UNCTAD and LDCs to identify future areas of activities and studies to be undertaken. flickr-13759566224.jpg
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Expert Group Meeting for Least Developed Countries (9 April 2014)
Expert Group Meeting for Least Developed Countries: Way forward on the WTO Ministerial Decision on preferential rules of origin
The objective was to discuss and brainstorm on the following topics:
- How to provide an overview of the status of preferential rules of origin and the value of the Ministerial decision on the preferential rules of origin: can we move on?
- How to provide a detailed information on the challenges in drafting preferential rules of origin, a possible UNCTAD methodology and the certification requirements related to origin?
The various options and modalities to bring forward the focus on the other issues that may be relevant in dynamic LDC agenda like trade facilitation and what are the overall prospects of an LDC package in Bali and beyond.
The final outcome of the meeting will assist UNCTAD and LDCs to identify future areas of activities and studies to be undertaken. flickr-13759194045.jpg
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Expert Group Meeting for Least Developed Countries (9 April 2014)
Expert Group Meeting for Least Developed Countries: Way forward on the WTO Ministerial Decision on preferential rules of origin
The objective was to discuss and brainstorm on the following topics:
- How to provide an overview of the status of preferential rules of origin and the value of the Ministerial decision on the preferential rules of origin: can we move on?
- How to provide a detailed information on the challenges in drafting preferential rules of origin, a possible UNCTAD methodology and the certification requirements related to origin?
The various options and modalities to bring forward the focus on the other issues that may be relevant in dynamic LDC agenda like trade facilitation and what are the overall prospects of an LDC package in Bali and beyond.
The final outcome of the meeting will assist UNCTAD and LDCs to identify future areas of activities and studies to be undertaken. flickr-13759195275.jpg
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Expert Group Meeting for Least Developed Countries (9 April 2014)
Expert Group Meeting for Least Developed Countries: Way forward on the WTO Ministerial Decision on preferential rules of origin
The objective was to discuss and brainstorm on the following topics:
- How to provide an overview of the status of preferential rules of origin and the value of the Ministerial decision on the preferential rules of origin: can we move on?
- How to provide a detailed information on the challenges in drafting preferential rules of origin, a possible UNCTAD methodology and the certification requirements related to origin?
The various options and modalities to bring forward the focus on the other issues that may be relevant in dynamic LDC agenda like trade facilitation and what are the overall prospects of an LDC package in Bali and beyond.
The final outcome of the meeting will assist UNCTAD and LDCs to identify future areas of activities and studies to be undertaken. flickr-13759195775.jpg
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Photo
Expert Group Meeting for Least Developed Countries (9 April 2014)
Expert Group Meeting for Least Developed Countries: Way forward on the WTO Ministerial Decision on preferential rules of origin
The objective was to discuss and brainstorm on the following topics:
- How to provide an overview of the status of preferential rules of origin and the value of the Ministerial decision on the preferential rules of origin: can we move on?
- How to provide a detailed information on the challenges in drafting preferential rules of origin, a possible UNCTAD methodology and the certification requirements related to origin?
The various options and modalities to bring forward the focus on the other issues that may be relevant in dynamic LDC agenda like trade facilitation and what are the overall prospects of an LDC package in Bali and beyond.
The final outcome of the meeting will assist UNCTAD and LDCs to identify future areas of activities and studies to be undertaken. flickr-13759568274.jpg
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Global Commodities Forum (7-8 April 2014)
UNCTAD hosted the fifth annual Global Commodities Forum on 7–8 April 2014.
Forum participants examined and debate the theme of global value chains, transparency and commodity-based development.
This challenging theme links two topical concepts in the development discourse – global value chains and transparency – and applies them to challenges faced by commodity-dependent developing countries. flickr-13719325875.jpg
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Global Commodities Forum (7-8 April 2014)
UNCTAD hosted the fifth annual Global Commodities Forum on 7–8 April 2014.
Forum participants examined and debate the theme of global value chains, transparency and commodity-based development.
This challenging theme links two topical concepts in the development discourse – global value chains and transparency – and applies them to challenges faced by commodity-dependent developing countries. flickr-13719712784.jpg
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Global Commodities Forum (7-8 April 2014)
UNCTAD hosted the fifth annual Global Commodities Forum on 7–8 April 2014.
Forum participants examined and debate the theme of global value chains, transparency and commodity-based development.
This challenging theme links two topical concepts in the development discourse – global value chains and transparency – and applies them to challenges faced by commodity-dependent developing countries. flickr-13719351053.jpg
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Global Commodities Forum (7-8 April 2014)
UNCTAD hosted the fifth annual Global Commodities Forum on 7–8 April 2014.
Forum participants examined and debate the theme of global value chains, transparency and commodity-based development.
This challenging theme links two topical concepts in the development discourse – global value chains and transparency – and applies them to challenges faced by commodity-dependent developing countries. flickr-13719351263.jpg
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Global Commodities Forum (7-8 April 2014)
UNCTAD hosted the fifth annual Global Commodities Forum on 7–8 April 2014.
Forum participants examined and debate the theme of global value chains, transparency and commodity-based development.
This challenging theme links two topical concepts in the development discourse – global value chains and transparency – and applies them to challenges faced by commodity-dependent developing countries. flickr-13719326855.jpg
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Global Commodities Forum (7-8 April 2014)
UNCTAD hosted the fifth annual Global Commodities Forum on 7–8 April 2014.
Forum participants examined and debate the theme of global value chains, transparency and commodity-based development.
This challenging theme links two topical concepts in the development discourse – global value chains and transparency – and applies them to challenges faced by commodity-dependent developing countries. flickr-13719351853.jpg
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Global Commodities Forum (7-8 April 2014)
UNCTAD hosted the fifth annual Global Commodities Forum on 7–8 April 2014.
Forum participants examined and debate the theme of global value chains, transparency and commodity-based development.
This challenging theme links two topical concepts in the development discourse – global value chains and transparency – and applies them to challenges faced by commodity-dependent developing countries. flickr-13719714934.jpg
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Global Commodities Forum (7-8 April 2014)
UNCTAD hosted the fifth annual Global Commodities Forum on 7–8 April 2014.
Forum participants examined and debate the theme of global value chains, transparency and commodity-based development.
This challenging theme links two topical concepts in the development discourse – global value chains and transparency – and applies them to challenges faced by commodity-dependent developing countries. flickr-13719715764.jpg
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Global Commodities Forum (7-8 April 2014)
UNCTAD hosted the fifth annual Global Commodities Forum on 7–8 April 2014.
Forum participants examined and debate the theme of global value chains, transparency and commodity-based development.
This challenging theme links two topical concepts in the development discourse – global value chains and transparency – and applies them to challenges faced by commodity-dependent developing countries. flickr-13719716214.jpg
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Global Commodities Forum (7-8 April 2014)
UNCTAD hosted the fifth annual Global Commodities Forum on 7–8 April 2014.
Forum participants examined and debate the theme of global value chains, transparency and commodity-based development.
This challenging theme links two topical concepts in the development discourse – global value chains and transparency – and applies them to challenges faced by commodity-dependent developing countries. flickr-13692864904.jpg
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Global Commodities Forum (7-8 April 2014)
UNCTAD hosted the fifth annual Global Commodities Forum on 7–8 April 2014.
Forum participants examined and debate the theme of global value chains, transparency and commodity-based development.
This challenging theme links two topical concepts in the development discourse – global value chains and transparency – and applies them to challenges faced by commodity-dependent developing countries. flickr-13692634663.jpg
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