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Carbon Risk and Resilience How Energy Transition is Changing the Prospects for Developing Countries with Fossil Fuels

International climate commitments and the global shift towards a decarbonized economy are challenging tried and tested models of development.

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12/07/2018

Opportunity for all: promoting growth and inclusiveness in the Middle-East and North Africa

The inclusive growth and job creation agenda has moved to the forefront of national dialogues in Middle-East and North African countries in recent years.

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12/07/2018

AidForTrade at a Glance 2017

This is the sixth edition of the Aid for Trade at a Glance publication.

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11/07/2017

Migration in the 2030 Agenda

In September 2015, the UN General Assembly adopted the 2030 Agenda on Sustainable Development, and migration features prominently in this Agenda.

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15/01/2017

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AidForTrade at a Glance 2017

Migration in the 2030 Agenda