theme: Capacity Development Assistance for Developing Countries
Capacity Development Assistance for Developing Countries
24 August 2022
Graduating LDCs discussing how to ensure smooth transition out of the LDC category
6 November 2019
The United Nations Inter-agency Task Force on LDC Graduation held a two-day workshop in the Solomon Islands to kick-start the process of the country's preparation for a smooth graduation from the LDC category in 2024.
6 November 2019
The CDP Secretariat participated in the regional workshop jointly organized by the WTO Secretariat in collaboration with the Pacific Islands Forum Secretariat (PIFS) in Vanuatu.
19 September 2019
From 9 to 13 September the Inter-agency Task Force (IATF) on graduation of least developed countries (LDCs) conducted a mission to S茫o Tom茅 and Pr铆ncipe to discuss the possible impact of the country's graduation from the LDC category, scheduled for 2024.
9 October 2018
From 1 to 5 October the Secretariat of the Committee for Development Policy (CDP) visited Dhaka, Chittagong and Cox麓s Bazaar in Bangladesh to assess the possible impact of the countries鈥� graduation from the Least Developed Countries (LDC) category. Dur ...
10 July 2018
The Economic Analysis and Policy Division of UN DESA collaborated with the United Nations Development Programme, UN Regional Commissions, international organizations, as well as universities and research institutions, to develop modelling methodologies ...
5 July 2018
The paper examines globalization鈥檚 effects on those left behind in both industrial and emerging markets.
12 July 2017
Costa Rica is one of the countries where UN-DESA has built capacities on the use of modelling tools to inform sustainable development policies. Pilar Garrido, Deputy-Minister of Planning and Economic Policy of Costa Rica highlighted that 鈥渋nvesting in modelling and linking it with policy is actually one of the most important elements for implementing the SDGs. It is a long-term relationship, it is investing in our countries capabilities to build sustainable, coherent and evidence based policies. I think this effort needs to be sustained overtime.鈥�
9 June 2017
A 鈥淪ummer School on Modelling Tools for Sustainable Development鈥� will be held from 12 to 28 June in Trieste, Italy. The Summer School will seek to deepen the modelling skills of some 30 government officials and 15 academics from eight countries in Africa, Asia and Latin America to inform sustainable development policies through more than 100 hours of intensive training sessions.
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