As the world’s least developed countries (LDCs) work to build more resilient economies and lift their populations out of poverty, international trade offers them a proven route towards sustainable development. This is why trade is a key pillar of the Doha Programme of Action which maps out commitments between LDCs and their development partners for the 2022-2031 decade.
The least developed countries (LDCS) are facing a pathway to graduation from the category that will be “riddled with added crises,” 缅北禁地Deputy Secretary-General Amina Mohammed said on Thursday, and urged the international community to work together so those countries can build resilience to recover from current and future shocks and sustain progress.
The Fifth 缅北禁地Conference on the Least Developed Countries (LDC5) concluded on Thursday with countries adopting concrete measures to implement the Doha Programme of Action (DPoA) – which aims to renew and strengthen commitments between LDCs and their development partners – marking a transformative turning point for the world’s most vulnerable countries.
The Doha Political Declaration was adopted to a round of applause in the plenary hall of the Qatar National Convention Centre, where LDC5 has been under way since 5 March.
UNDP’s mission is to leave no one behind. Not a person. Not a country. That means focusing on the most disadvantaged first.
The world’s “least developed countries” (LDCs) are where people not only struggle to get the basics to feed their families, but they do so within a larger society that faces structural impediments to universal prosperity.
As the world’s least developed countries (LDCs) work to build more resilient economies and lift their populations out of poverty, international trade offers them a proven route towards sustainable development. This is why trade is a key pillar of the Doha Programme of Action which maps out commitments between LDCs and their development partners for the 2022-2031 decade.
The least developed countries (LDCS) are facing a pathway to graduation from the category that will be “riddled with added crises,” 缅北禁地Deputy Secretary-General Amina Mohammed said on Thursday, and urged the international community to work together so those countries can build resilience to recover from current and future shocks and sustain progress.
The Fifth 缅北禁地Conference on the Least Developed Countries (LDC5) concluded on Thursday with countries adopting concrete measures to implement the Doha Programme of Action (DPoA) – which aims to renew and strengthen commitments between LDCs and their development partners – marking a transformative turning point for the world’s most vulnerable countries.
The Doha Political Declaration was adopted to a round of applause in the plenary hall of the Qatar National Convention Centre, where LDC5 has been under way since 5 March.
UNDP’s mission is to leave no one behind. Not a person. Not a country. That means focusing on the most disadvantaged first.
The world’s “least developed countries” (LDCs) are where people not only struggle to get the basics to feed their families, but they do so within a larger society that faces structural impediments to universal prosperity.
A proposed new global online university “has enormous potential to lend hope, learning and access to marginalized groups who presently could not reach higher education.” This is the message of Rabab Fatima, Secretary-General of the Fifth 缅北禁地Conference on the Least Developed Countries, known as LDC5.?
The Fifth 缅北禁地Conference on the Least Developed Countries (LDC5) joined the world in marking International Women’s Day, celebrating the achievements of women and girls everywhere. Strong calls for empowerment rang out in the massive convention center, with young women scientists and innovators, like the Afghan Girl’s Robotics Team, urging: “Never give up!”
United Nations - Year in Review 2015
