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Development Issues No. 4: Inequality and the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development

Development Issues No. 4: Inequality and the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development

The subject of inequality appears throughout the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, both directly and indirectly. When examined across the four different angles of inequality?access, gender, opportunity and outcomes?many goals and targets of the Sustainable Development Goals are clearly linked to inequality.
Development Issues No. 4: Inequality and the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development
Expert Group Meeting on the World Economy

Expert Group Meeting on the World Economy

The DESA Expert Group Meeting on the World Economy was held from 21-23 October 2015 at the UN Headquarters in New York. More than seventy economists from all over the world participated in discussions on the current state of the world economy, regional outlook, world commodity markets and global modelling and econometrics.
Expert Group Meeting on the World Economy
World Economic Situation and Prospects Monthly Briefing No. 82

World Economic Situation and Prospects Monthly Briefing No. 82

14 September 2015 Summary Volatility soars in global financial markets
Concerns over China's economy are mounting
Stronger-than-expected GDP growth in the U.S., while economic growth slo
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Global Governance and Rules for the Post-2015 Era

Global Governance and Rules for the Post-2015 Era provides a unique assessment of global rules and governance; a reflection of how global rules have been shaping development experiences and outcomes; an identification of the shortcomings; and innovat
Global Governance and Rules for the Post-2015 Era
MDG Gap Task Force Report 2015: Taking Stock of the Global Partnership for Development

MDG Gap Task Force Report 2015: Taking Stock of the Global Partnership for Development

The 2015 Report of the MDG Gap Task Force was launched today in New York by Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, Under-Secretary-General for Economic and Social Affairs Wu Hongbo and UNDP Administrator Helen Clark. The Task Force was created in 2007 to monitor Millennium Development Goal 8, Global Partnership for Development, specifically its five core domains, official development assistance (ODA), market access (trade), debt sustainability, access to affordable essential medicines and access to new technologies. This year marks the last of the series of this monitoring process with a closing report tracking 15 years of progress. As has been reported, there have been significant positive…
MDG Gap Task Force Report 2015: Taking Stock of the Global Partnership for Development
MDG Gap Task Force Report 2015: Taking Stock of the Global Partnership for Development AR

MDG Gap Task Force Report 2015: Taking Stock of the Global Partnership for Development AR

The 2015 Report of the MDG Gap Task Force was launched today in New York by Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, Under-Secretary-General for Economic and Social Affairs Wu Hongbo and UNDP Administrator Helen Clark. The Task Force was created in 2007 to monitor Millennium Development Goal 8, Global Partnership for Development, specifically its five core domains, official development assistance (ODA), market access (trade), debt sustainability, access to affordable essential medicines and access to new technologies. This year marks the last of the series of this monitoring process with a closing report tracking 15 years of progress. As has been reported, there have been significant positive…
MDG Gap Task Force Report 2015: Taking Stock of the Global Partnership for Development AR
MDG Gap Task Force Report 2015: Taking Stock of the Global Partnership for Development CH

MDG Gap Task Force Report 2015: Taking Stock of the Global Partnership for Development CH

The 2015 Report of the MDG Gap Task Force was launched today in New York by Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, Under-Secretary-General for Economic and Social Affairs Wu Hongbo and UNDP Administrator Helen Clark. The Task Force was created in 2007 to monitor Millennium Development Goal 8, Global Partnership for Development, specifically its five core domains, official development assistance (ODA), market access (trade), debt sustainability, access to affordable essential medicines and access to new technologies. This year marks the last of the series of this monitoring process with a closing report tracking 15 years of progress. As has been reported, there have been significant positive…
MDG Gap Task Force Report 2015: Taking Stock of the Global Partnership for Development CH
MDG Gap Task Force Report 2015: Taking Stock of the Global Partnership for Development FR

MDG Gap Task Force Report 2015: Taking Stock of the Global Partnership for Development FR

The 2015 Report of the MDG Gap Task Force was launched today in New York by Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, Under-Secretary-General for Economic and Social Affairs Wu Hongbo and UNDP Administrator Helen Clark. The Task Force was created in 2007 to monitor Millennium Development Goal 8, Global Partnership for Development, specifically its five core domains, official development assistance (ODA), market access (trade), debt sustainability, access to affordable essential medicines and access to new technologies. This year marks the last of the series of this monitoring process with a closing report tracking 15 years of progress. As has been reported, there have been significant positive…
MDG Gap Task Force Report 2015: Taking Stock of the Global Partnership for Development FR
MDG Gap Task Force Report 2015: Taking Stock of the Global Partnership for Development RU

MDG Gap Task Force Report 2015: Taking Stock of the Global Partnership for Development RU

The 2015 Report of the MDG Gap Task Force was launched today in New York by Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, Under-Secretary-General for Economic and Social Affairs Wu Hongbo and UNDP Administrator Helen Clark. The Task Force was created in 2007 to monitor Millennium Development Goal 8, Global Partnership for Development, specifically its five core domains, official development assistance (ODA), market access (trade), debt sustainability, access to affordable essential medicines and access to new technologies. This year marks the last of the series of this monitoring process with a closing report tracking 15 years of progress. As has been reported, there have been significant positive…
MDG Gap Task Force Report 2015: Taking Stock of the Global Partnership for Development RU
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Supporting LDCs´ Transformation: How can ODA Contribute to the Istanbul Programme of Action in the Post-2015 Era?, by José Antonio Alonso (CDP Background Paper No. 28)

Many intergovernmental processes, including the Istanbul Programme of Action, the post-2015 Development Agenda and the Addis Ababa Action Agenda, call for a significant increase in ODA toward LDCs. However, even if the commitments were fulfilled, their effectiveness could be minimal if no significant changes are made in the way in which donors allocate and provide ODA. LDCs are among countries with higher levels of aid-dependency, proliferation of donors and aid fragmentation. The purpose of this paper is to discuss the role that ODA can play in the development process of LDCs and the way in which aid should be allocated among countries.
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