Developing Countries

Rapid demographic changes in Malaysia and Viet Nam could disrupt traditional family support for older people.

(Asian Development Bank [ADB] 2017). Although developing countries in the region still have relatively young …

and SDGs (TESS), collaborated to bring together government officials from both developed and developing countries with leading experts from think tanks and international organizations in an informal and off-the-record …

government officials from both developed and developing countries with leading experts from think tanks and …

Staff capable of executing tasks assigned to them, and sufficient financial resources to enable them to do so Good forest governance helps countries optimize the production of forest products and …

and enhancement of forest carbon stocks in developing countries SMEs Small or medium enterprises VPA Voluntary … value chains for smallholder tree growers in developing countries. Land Use Policy 120: 106227. https://www …

This paper examines the potential of aid for trade to advance trade liberalization in developing countries. …

SUMMARY Today, external financial support to developing countries for trade policy reforms accounts for only … lending to increase gains from trade for developing countries. Like the WTO’s multilateral trade negotiations … trade for advancing trade liberalization in developing countries.2 The second section describes the historical … part of the typical prescriptions for developing countries’ policy reforms then known as the Washington … ratio reached 61.1% at its peak in 2006, and developing countries that liberalized trade in the 1980s enjoyed …

ERIA Discussion Paper 2024-13, No. 520

avenues for firms from both developed and developing countries to internationalise, especially small and … and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) from developing countries (World Bank, 2020). Recent evidence suggests …

Selected Issues

“Minimum Wages and Informal Employment in Developing Countries”, Mimeo (2017). Newmark, D., M. Schweitzer …

Subsidies, tariffs, and other protectionist policies have long aided American agriculture, though this is not a uniquely American phenomenon. Governments around the world shell out roughly $630 billion a year …

are even more pernicious for farmers in developing countries who cannot compete with artificially low …

2 3 institutions are expressed predominantly in the On the other hand, the perspectives of Global language of ‘relationships’ and ‘partnerships’, and South actors transcend immediate concerns of focus on …

Commission for Research Partnerships with Developing Countries KFPE), Switzerland Anuja Desai British Council … Commission for Research Partnerships with Developing Countries (KFPE), Switzerland Felix Asante Institute …

Crises and shocks – including disease outbreaks, financial crises and conflicts – can create windows of opportunity to trigger universal health reforms. This report examines when and how such reforms …

populations – a trend that will be seen in many developing countries over the coming years. It will be even … process linked to economic convergence, where developing countries catch up with developed ones, leading to …

05 01 The 42nd Extraordinary Summit of the IGAD Assembly of Heads of State and Government IGAD Summit in Entebbe Addresses Regional Challenges The 42nd Extraordinary Session of the IGAD …

Platform and Cities secondary cities in developing countries that are Alliance already struggling to …