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2010 Monitoring Reports

2010 Monitoring Reports

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2010 Monitoring Reports
Monthly Briefing on the World Economic Situation and Prospects, No. 18

Monthly Briefing on the World Economic Situation and Prospects, No. 18

April 2010
Summary: Net export growth and government spending are driving the recovery in the major economies,?while China?s economy is acting as the engine of the global upturn in 2010
Most of the unconventional m
Monthly Briefing on the World Economic Situation and Prospects, No. 18
UN HQ

CDP Plenary 2010

The 12th session was held from 22-26 March at UN Headquarters in New York

2010 CDP report, ECOSOC and GA resolutions

Report of the Committee for Development Policy (E/2010/33, Supplement No. 13)
UN/DESA Policy Brief, No. 28

UN/DESA Policy Brief, No. 28

Is sustainable recovery possible for Haiti?
by?Alex Julca,?Oliver Paddison and?Rob Vos?
UN/DESA Policy Brief, No. 28
Monthly Briefing on the World Economic Situation and Prospects, No. 17

Monthly Briefing on the World Economic Situation and Prospects, No. 17

March 2010
Summary: The strength of the global recovery, witnessed in the second half of 2009, has been moderating and the recovery has become more uneven
Global financial markets experienced a notable turbulence i
Monthly Briefing on the World Economic Situation and Prospects, No. 17
Vulnerability Monitor No. 1: Global Vulnerability to Trade Shocks

Vulnerability Monitor No. 1: Global Vulnerability to Trade Shocks

e manuals aim at establishing a reliable monitoring and analysis system to alert policy makers about vulnerabilities that could hurt countries under changing global economic conditions. IMAS tries to address three challenges: To bring existing inf
Vulnerability Monitor No. 1: Global Vulnerability to Trade Shocks
Vulnerability Monitor No. 2: Global Vulnerability to Food and Energy Price Shocks

Vulnerability Monitor No. 2: Global Vulnerability to Food and Energy Price Shocks

The manuals aim at establishing a reliable monitoring and analysis system to alert policy makers about vulnerabilities that could hurt countries under changing global economic conditions. IMAS tries to address three challenges: To bring existing i
Vulnerability Monitor No. 2: Global Vulnerability to Food and Energy Price Shocks
Vulnerability Monitor No. 3: World trade recovers, but developing country vulnerability to commodity price swings remains

Vulnerability Monitor No. 3: World trade recovers, but developing country vulnerability to commodity price swings remains

The manuals aim at establishing a reliable monitoring and analysis system to alert policy makers about vulnerabilities that could hurt countries under changing global economic conditions. IMAS tries to address three challenges: To bring existing i
Vulnerability Monitor No. 3: World trade recovers, but developing country vulnerability to commodity price swings remains
Vulnerability Monitor No. 4: The global financial crisis has wiped out progress in reducing open unemployment

Vulnerability Monitor No. 4: The global financial crisis has wiped out progress in reducing open unemployment

The manuals aim at establishing a reliable monitoring and analysis system to alert policy makers about vulnerabilities that could hurt countries under changing global economic conditions. IMAS tries to address three challenges: To bring existing i
Vulnerability Monitor No. 4: The global financial crisis has wiped out progress in reducing open unemployment