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  • 4-September-2023

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    Regional demand helps Emerging Asia cope with external headwinds

    Robust domestic demand will help Emerging Asian economies to cope with external headwinds. They are projected to grow by 5,3% on average in 2023 and by 5,5% in 2024. For the member countries of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), real GDP growth is forecast to weaken to 4,2% in 2023 and grow by 4,7% in 2024.

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  • 25-November-2016

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    DACnews: Keep abreast of the latest in development co-operation

    DACnews brings you the latest news, statistics and best practice recommendations from the OECD DAC plus guest speakers and comment from leaders in development.

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  • 8-December-2014

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    DACnews December 2014

    DACnews is designed to help development practitioners keep abreast of DAC work so that we can increase its reach and impact. DACnews brings you the latest news, statistics and best practice recommendations from the OECD DAC plus guest speakers and comment from leaders in development.

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  • 27-September-2012

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    DACnews September 2012

    DACnews is designed to help development practitioners keep abreast of DAC work so that we can increase its reach and impact. DACnews brings you the latest news, statistics and best practice recommendations from the OECD DAC plus guest speakers and comment from leaders in development.

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  • 3-May-2011

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    Better policies for better lives: The OECD at 50 and beyond

    The OECD’s 50th Anniversary is an opportunity to reaffirm what we stand for and what we are about. After 50 years, our objective is and remains to help member and partner country’s governments to formulate and implement better policies for better lives.

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  • 3-September-2009

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    DeFiNe Newsletters

    DeFiNe Development Finance Network (DeFiNe) Newsletters

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  • 15-May-2006

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    The OECD Initiative on Investment for Development

    On current trends, the Millennium Development Goals may not be achieved in many developing countries, especially in Africa. Despite positive trends in the past decade, business investment and enterprise development in non-OECD regions continue to fall short of development needs. Realisation of this has led to renewed interest in the growth agenda and the importance of private investment for promoting the broad-based and sustained

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