This new edition contains updates to LDC criteria and procedures and new information on smooth transition provisions for countries graduating from the LDC category and is available in English, French and Portuguese
Despite unemployment remaining above pre-pandemic levels, advanced economies are confronted with labour shortages. Ageing population, migration patterns, low wages and concerns about workplace safety explain the phenomenon.
Development strategies that focus solely on urban development and leave rural communities behind are not adequate to overcome the development challenges we face.
The landscape of capacity building for SDG implementation appears fragmented. There likely is untapped potential for cross-fertilization of capacity-building initiatives.
Postponing census-taking will have adverse impact on assessing the effects of national development policies due to lack of granular census statistics in the 2020?s
The October Monthly Briefing takes a closer look at the results of the most recent bank lending survey by the European Central Bank (ECB), which provides some insights into the shape of economic activity in the euro area.
There is a trend of broadening and deepening institutionalization of the 2030 Agenda. Yet institutionalization at the country level remains a work in progress ? with many countries still putting in place or adjusting parts of their institutional systems for SDG implementation.
Unilateral economic measures as a means of political and economic coercion against developing countries (A/76/310)
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Development cooperation with middle-income countries (A/76/375)
Strengthening such integration can contribute to more holistic SDG monitoring efforts and strengthen accountability for progress on the SDGs. This seems particularly relevant in the context of COVID-19, as countries must urgently address the significant and differentiated impacts of the pandemic on SDG implementation.