The OECD has supported the work of the G20 on a wide range of issues, reflecting the OECD’s multidisciplinary expertise in public policy, in order to pursue strong, sustainable and balanced growth and promote inclusiveness.

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G20 Leaders committed to address the challenge of improving global food security, nutrition and to raise productivity and the sustainability of food systems. The OECD has been contributing to this agenda, in particular on food price volatility, sustainable agriculture productivity, ICT and innovation in agriculture and water efficiency. 

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The ongoing digital transformation is profoundly reshaping economies and societies and is growing in importance in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. Since being placed on the G20 agenda in 2016, the OECD has been supporting the G20 in designing policies to seize the opportunities offered by digital technologies and to unleash innovation.

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G20 Leaders recognised the significant negative impact of corruption on economic growth, trade and development. The OECD has actively contributed to the G20 in key areas including foreign bribery, public sector integrity  measurement of corruption and international cooperation.

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The OECD supports the G20 efforts to boost green and climate finance, to address inefficient fossil fuel subsidies and promote energy efficiency and a transition to a low-carbon economy. 

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The OECD has provided extensive support to the G20 to reduce the gender labour participation gap, increase youth employment and women's leadership, improve job quality, boost the development and use of skills, and promote labour and social policies to manage megatrends such as migration and the technological revolution.

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In support of the G20’s goal to stabilise and strengthen the global financial system, the OECD contributes its expertise in areas such as capital flows, corporate governance, financial inclusion – including SME financing, financial  education and consumer protection.

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Through its active contributions in the G20 Health Working Group, the OECD has supported the G20’s priority on global health, in particular to address Anti-Microbial Resistance (AMR) and strengthen health systems. 

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Infrastructure investment contributes to higher productivity and growth, facilitates trade, connectivity, and improves economic inclusion. The OECD supports the G20 agenda to develop infrastructure as an asset class in particular on data gaps and on the diversification of financial instruments for infrastructure.

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The OECD contributes extensively to the definition of the G20 development concepts, based on growth and resilience, as well as knowledge sharing and policy dialogues to benefit low-income countries through its active engagement in the G20 Development Working Group (DWG). OECD’s contributions span from infrastructure, human resource development, financial inclusion, food security to domestic resource mobilisation.

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Since the London Summit in April 2009, the OECD has been at the forefront of fighting against tax evasion, ending bank secrecy and tax havens, and addressing tax avoidance by multinational corporations. OECD contributions to the G20 on tax have helped to reform, reshape and modernise the international tax architecture. The OECD Secretary-General presents reports to G20 Finance Ministers and Leaders to update them on the progress of international tax co-operation.

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The OECD provides policy-oriented analysis to identify and promote structural reforms in support of the G20’s goal of strong, sustainable, balanced and inclusive growth.

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The OECD has supported the G20’s commitment to promote open market, and fight protectionism, including by improving the understanding and inclusivity of Global Value Chains and the link between trade and investment. 

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