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Governing Council meeting of the Borrowers' Platform 8
The Borrowers’ Platform, launched in April 2026 by developing countries and UN Secretary General, is entering its first annual cycle. The lack of an institutionalized cooperation mechanism for borrowers is the gap that international financial architecture has long carried, and that UN Member States, through the Sevilla Commitment, resolved to close. The Borrowers’ Platform addresses this gap and the existing knowledge asymmetries by providing a dedicated space for borrowers to learn from each other and build a long-term knowledge hub. The meeting took place October 12th 2026, 14:00-17:000 in the United Nations Conference Centre (UNCC) in conference room 3.
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Governing Council meeting of the Borrowers' Platform 7
The Borrowers’ Platform, launched in April 2026 by developing countries and UN Secretary General, is entering its first annual cycle. The lack of an institutionalized cooperation mechanism for borrowers is the gap that international financial architecture has long carried, and that UN Member States, through the Sevilla Commitment, resolved to close. The Borrowers’ Platform addresses this gap and the existing knowledge asymmetries by providing a dedicated space for borrowers to learn from each other and build a long-term knowledge hub. The meeting took place October 12th 2026, 14:00-17:000 in the United Nations Conference Centre (UNCC) in conference room 3.
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Governing Council meeting of the Borrowers' Platform 6
The Borrowers’ Platform, launched in April 2026 by developing countries and UN Secretary General, is entering its first annual cycle. The lack of an institutionalized cooperation mechanism for borrowers is the gap that international financial architecture has long carried, and that UN Member States, through the Sevilla Commitment, resolved to close. The Borrowers’ Platform addresses this gap and the existing knowledge asymmetries by providing a dedicated space for borrowers to learn from each other and build a long-term knowledge hub. The meeting took place October 12th 2026, 14:00-17:000 in the United Nations Conference Centre (UNCC) in conference room 3.
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Governing Council meeting of the Borrowers' Platform 5
The Borrowers’ Platform, launched in April 2026 by developing countries and UN Secretary General, is entering its first annual cycle. The lack of an institutionalized cooperation mechanism for borrowers is the gap that international financial architecture has long carried, and that UN Member States, through the Sevilla Commitment, resolved to close. The Borrowers’ Platform addresses this gap and the existing knowledge asymmetries by providing a dedicated space for borrowers to learn from each other and build a long-term knowledge hub. The meeting took place October 12th 2026, 14:00-17:000 in the United Nations Conference Centre (UNCC) in conference room 3.
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Governing Council meeting of the Borrowers' Platform 4
The Borrowers’ Platform, launched in April 2026 by developing countries and UN Secretary General, is entering its first annual cycle. The lack of an institutionalized cooperation mechanism for borrowers is the gap that international financial architecture has long carried, and that UN Member States, through the Sevilla Commitment, resolved to close. The Borrowers’ Platform addresses this gap and the existing knowledge asymmetries by providing a dedicated space for borrowers to learn from each other and build a long-term knowledge hub. The meeting took place October 12th 2026, 14:00-17:000 in the United Nations Conference Centre (UNCC) in conference room 3.
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Governing Council meeting of the Borrowers' Platform 3
The Borrowers’ Platform, launched in April 2026 by developing countries and UN Secretary General, is entering its first annual cycle. The lack of an institutionalized cooperation mechanism for borrowers is the gap that international financial architecture has long carried, and that UN Member States, through the Sevilla Commitment, resolved to close. The Borrowers’ Platform addresses this gap and the existing knowledge asymmetries by providing a dedicated space for borrowers to learn from each other and build a long-term knowledge hub. The meeting took place October 12th 2026, 14:00-17:000 in the United Nations Conference Centre (UNCC) in conference room 3.
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Governing Council meeting of the Borrowers' Platform 2
The Borrowers’ Platform, launched in April 2026 by developing countries and UN Secretary General, is entering its first annual cycle. The lack of an institutionalized cooperation mechanism for borrowers is the gap that international financial architecture has long carried, and that UN Member States, through the Sevilla Commitment, resolved to close. The Borrowers’ Platform addresses this gap and the existing knowledge asymmetries by providing a dedicated space for borrowers to learn from each other and build a long-term knowledge hub. The meeting took place October 12th 2026, 14:00-17:000 in the United Nations Conference Centre (UNCC) in conference room 3.
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Governing Council meeting of the Borrowers' Platform 1
The Borrowers’ Platform, launched in April 2026 by developing countries and UN Secretary General, is entering its first annual cycle. The lack of an institutionalized cooperation mechanism for borrowers is the gap that international financial architecture has long carried, and that UN Member States, through the Sevilla Commitment, resolved to close. The Borrowers’ Platform addresses this gap and the existing knowledge asymmetries by providing a dedicated space for borrowers to learn from each other and build a long-term knowledge hub. The meeting took place October 12th 2026, 14:00-17:000 in the United Nations Conference Centre (UNCC) in conference room 3.
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Press Conference 2026 Trade and Development Report 10
From left: Anastasia Nesvetailova, Director of the Division on Globalization and Development Strategies, and Pedro Manuel Moreno, acting Secretary-General of UN Trade and Development, present the Trade and Development Report 2026: the geoeconomics of development at a press conference. Palais des Nations, Geneva, 9 October 2026. Trade and Development Report 20266.jpg
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Press Conference 2026 Trade and Development Report 9
Pedro Manuel Moreno, acting Secretary-General of UN Trade and Development, presents the Trade and Development Report 2026: the geoeconomics of development at a press conference. Palais des Nations, Geneva, 9 October 2026. Trade and Development Report 20261.jpg
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Press Conference 2026 Trade and Development Report 8
Anastasia Nesvetailova, Director of the Division on Globalization and Development Strategies present the Trade and Development Report 2026: the geoeconomics of development at a press conference. Palais des Nations, Geneva, 9 October 2026. Trade and Development Report 20267.jpg
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Press Conference 2026 Trade and Development Report 7
From left: Anastasia Nesvetailova, Director of the Division on Globalization and Development Strategies, and Pedro Manuel Moreno, acting Secretary-General of UN Trade and Development, present the Trade and Development Report 2026: the geoeconomics of development at a press conference. Palais des Nations, Geneva, 9 October 2026. Trade and Development Report 20265.jpg
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Press Conference 2026 Trade and Development Report 6
From left: Anastasia Nesvetailova, Director of the Division on Globalization and Development Strategies, and Pedro Manuel Moreno, acting Secretary-General of UN Trade and Development, present the Trade and Development Report 2026: the geoeconomics of development at a press conference. Palais des Nations, Geneva, 9 October 2026. Trade and Development Report 20263.jpg
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Press Conference 2026 Trade and Development Report 5
From left: Anastasia Nesvetailova, Director of the Division on Globalization and Development Strategies, and Pedro Manuel Moreno, acting Secretary-General of UN Trade and Development, present the Trade and Development Report 2026: the geoeconomics of development at a press conference. Palais des Nations, Geneva, 9 October 2026. Trade and Development Report 20269.jpg
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Press Conference 2026 Trade and Development Report 4
Pedro Manuel Moreno, acting Secretary-General of UN Trade and Development, presents the Trade and Development Report 2026: the geoeconomics of development at a press conference. Palais des Nations, Geneva, 9 October 2026. Trade and Development Report 20262.jpg
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Press Conference 2026 Trade and Development Report 3
From left: Anastasia Nesvetailova, Director of the Division on Globalization and Development Strategies, and Pedro Manuel Moreno, acting Secretary-General of UN Trade and Development, present the Trade and Development Report 2026: the geoeconomics of development at a press conference. Palais des Nations, Geneva, 9 October 2026. Trade and Development Report 20264.jpg
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Press Conference 2026 Trade and Development Report 2
Pedro Manuel Moreno, acting Secretary-General of UN Trade and Development, presents the Trade and Development Report 2026: the geoeconomics of development at a press conference. Palais des Nations, Geneva, 9 October 2026. Trade and Development Report 20268.jpg
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Intergovernmental working group of experts on international standards of accounting and reporting, 43rd session 26
ISAR is an intergovernmental working group dedicated to assisting member States to improving quality and international comparability of financial reporting and non-financial disclosure, such as environmental issues, corporate governance and corporate social responsibility. It conducts research and policy analysis on related issues, as well as servicing the Intergovernmental Working Group of Experts on International Standards of Accounting and Reporting.
The substantive agenda items for the 43rd session are as follows:
Accounting and financial reporting needs of micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs).
Connectivity between financial and sustainability reporting.
Additional topics, including human capital and biodiversity considerations in sustainability reporting, will be considered under other business. A7409938.jpg
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Intergovernmental working group of experts on international standards of accounting and reporting, 43rd session 26
Jean Bouquot addresses participants during the 43rd session of the Intergovernmental Working Group of Experts on International Standards of Accounting and Reporting, organized by UNCTAD on September 30, 2026. Seated at a conference table behind a prominent nameplate, Bouquot is pictured wearing a dark suit and tie while speaking into a desk microphone. The formal meeting room setting features surrounding office monitors, audio equipment, and a partial view of an adjacent delegate. DSC_9873.jpg
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Intergovernmental working group of experts on international standards of accounting and reporting, 43rd session 25
ISAR is an intergovernmental working group dedicated to assisting member States to improving quality and international comparability of financial reporting and non-financial disclosure, such as environmental issues, corporate governance and corporate social responsibility. It conducts research and policy analysis on related issues, as well as servicing the Intergovernmental Working Group of Experts on International Standards of Accounting and Reporting.
The substantive agenda items for the 43rd session are as follows:
Accounting and financial reporting needs of micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs).
Connectivity between financial and sustainability reporting.
Additional topics, including human capital and biodiversity considerations in sustainability reporting, will be considered under other business. A7409972.jpg
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Intergovernmental working group of experts on international standards of accounting and reporting, 43rd session 24
ISAR is an intergovernmental working group dedicated to assisting member States to improving quality and international comparability of financial reporting and non-financial disclosure, such as environmental issues, corporate governance and corporate social responsibility. It conducts research and policy analysis on related issues, as well as servicing the Intergovernmental Working Group of Experts on International Standards of Accounting and Reporting.
The substantive agenda items for the 43rd session are as follows:
Accounting and financial reporting needs of micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs).
Connectivity between financial and sustainability reporting.
Additional topics, including human capital and biodiversity considerations in sustainability reporting, will be considered under other business. A7409975.jpg
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Intergovernmental working group of experts on international standards of accounting and reporting, 43rd session 23
ISAR is an intergovernmental working group dedicated to assisting member States to improving quality and international comparability of financial reporting and non-financial disclosure, such as environmental issues, corporate governance and corporate social responsibility. It conducts research and policy analysis on related issues, as well as servicing the Intergovernmental Working Group of Experts on International Standards of Accounting and Reporting.
The substantive agenda items for the 43rd session are as follows:
Accounting and financial reporting needs of micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs).
Connectivity between financial and sustainability reporting.
Additional topics, including human capital and biodiversity considerations in sustainability reporting, will be considered under other business. A7409946.jpg
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Intergovernmental working group of experts on international standards of accounting and reporting, 43rd session 22
ISAR is an intergovernmental working group dedicated to assisting member States to improving quality and international comparability of financial reporting and non-financial disclosure, such as environmental issues, corporate governance and corporate social responsibility. It conducts research and policy analysis on related issues, as well as servicing the Intergovernmental Working Group of Experts on International Standards of Accounting and Reporting.
The substantive agenda items for the 43rd session are as follows:
Accounting and financial reporting needs of micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs).
Connectivity between financial and sustainability reporting.
Additional topics, including human capital and biodiversity considerations in sustainability reporting, will be considered under other business. A7409930.jpg
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Intergovernmental working group of experts on international standards of accounting and reporting, 43rd session 21
ISAR is an intergovernmental working group dedicated to assisting member States to improving quality and international comparability of financial reporting and non-financial disclosure, such as environmental issues, corporate governance and corporate social responsibility. It conducts research and policy analysis on related issues, as well as servicing the Intergovernmental Working Group of Experts on International Standards of Accounting and Reporting.
The substantive agenda items for the 43rd session are as follows:
Accounting and financial reporting needs of micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs).
Connectivity between financial and sustainability reporting.
Additional topics, including human capital and biodiversity considerations in sustainability reporting, will be considered under other business. A7409877.jpg
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Intergovernmental working group of experts on international standards of accounting and reporting, 43rd session 20
A diverse panel of international delegates sits at a long wooden desk during the 43rd session of the Intergovernmental Working Group of Experts on International Standards of Accounting and Reporting. The participants, including representatives from various nations, are shown listening attentively and reviewing documents, with nameplates and microphones positioned in front of them. Overhead monitors display live feeds of the conference proceedings, capturing the collaborative environment of this UNCTAD event held on September 30, 2026. DSC_9861.jpg
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Intergovernmental working group of experts on international standards of accounting and reporting, 43rd session 19
ISAR is an intergovernmental working group dedicated to assisting member States to improving quality and international comparability of financial reporting and non-financial disclosure, such as environmental issues, corporate governance and corporate social responsibility. It conducts research and policy analysis on related issues, as well as servicing the Intergovernmental Working Group of Experts on International Standards of Accounting and Reporting.
The substantive agenda items for the 43rd session are as follows:
Accounting and financial reporting needs of micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs).
Connectivity between financial and sustainability reporting.
Additional topics, including human capital and biodiversity considerations in sustainability reporting, will be considered under other business. A7409977.jpg
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Intergovernmental working group of experts on international standards of accounting and reporting, 43rd session 18
ISAR is an intergovernmental working group dedicated to assisting member States to improving quality and international comparability of financial reporting and non-financial disclosure, such as environmental issues, corporate governance and corporate social responsibility. It conducts research and policy analysis on related issues, as well as servicing the Intergovernmental Working Group of Experts on International Standards of Accounting and Reporting.
The substantive agenda items for the 43rd session are as follows:
Accounting and financial reporting needs of micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs).
Connectivity between financial and sustainability reporting.
Additional topics, including human capital and biodiversity considerations in sustainability reporting, will be considered under other business. A7409948.jpg
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Intergovernmental working group of experts on international standards of accounting and reporting, 43rd session 17
Delegates attend the 43rd session of the Intergovernmental Working Group of Experts on International Standards of Accounting and Reporting on September 30, 2026. A panel of speakers sits at the main dais beneath two large screens displaying a live video feed of speaker Jean Bouquot addressing the room. In the foreground, representatives and experts are seated at desks equipped with microphones and country nameplates, facing the presentation stage. DSC_9880.jpg
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Intergovernmental working group of experts on international standards of accounting and reporting, 43rd session 16
During the 43rd session of the Intergovernmental Working Group of Experts on International Standards of Accounting and Reporting (ISAR), a panel of international experts leads a discussion from the main stage. Speakers Jean Bouquot and Rodrigo Buenaventura, alongside other delegates, address the assembly from a dais equipped with microphones and nameplates. In the foreground, an audience member raises her hand to engage with the panel during the session. DSC_9887.jpg
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Intergovernmental working group of experts on international standards of accounting and reporting, 43rd session 15
ISAR is an intergovernmental working group dedicated to assisting member States to improving quality and international comparability of financial reporting and non-financial disclosure, such as environmental issues, corporate governance and corporate social responsibility. It conducts research and policy analysis on related issues, as well as servicing the Intergovernmental Working Group of Experts on International Standards of Accounting and Reporting.
The substantive agenda items for the 43rd session are as follows:
Accounting and financial reporting needs of micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs).
Connectivity between financial and sustainability reporting.
Additional topics, including human capital and biodiversity considerations in sustainability reporting, will be considered under other business. A7409923.jpg
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