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UNCTAD Least Developed Countries Report 2016: The path to graduation and beyond - Making the most of the process

Graduation is the process through which a country ceases to be an LDC, having in principle overcome the structural handicaps that warrant special support from the international community, beyond that generally granted to other developing countries.

 13 December 2016

Samoa's smooth transition strategy report - December 2014

Report by the Government of Samoa on the smooth transition strategy.

31 December 2014

LDC and other country groupings: How useful are current approaches to classify countries in a more heterogeneous developing world? (CDP Background Paper No. 21)

The proliferation of country groupings indicates the need to assess the effectiveness of the current system for development cooperation and to explore better ways to manage the international system, as heterogeneity among developing countries increases.

 15 September 2014

Samoa's smooth transition strategy report - December 2013

Note by the government of Samoa on Samoa's smooth transition strategy.

 31 December 2013

Strengthening smooth transition from the least developed country category (CDP Background Paper No. 14)

This report makes some preliminary suggestions for actions to be taken by the international development community and the graduating countries to strengthen the process of preparing for graduation from the least developed country (LDC) category.

 16 February 2012

Rapport d’Information sur le processus de la sortie du Cap-Vert de la catégorie des PMA - au Secrétaire Général des Nations Unies

Depuis la résolution de l’Assemblée Générale des Nations Unies A/59/210 qui prévoit la graduation du Cap-Vert du groupe des Pays les Moins Avancés, les autorités ont décidé de mettre en place les dispositifs nécessaires leur permettant de bien préparer la transition à la graduation qui est une condi

 01 December 2007

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