Economie de la Colombie en un coup d’œil
Going for Growth 2021 - Colombia
The pandemic is likely to lead to higher informality, inequality and poverty - reversing years of improvement. Low-quality basic and professional education often disconnected from labour market needs, large connectivity gaps and high regional inequalities need to be addressed in order to tackle informality and boost growth and employment in the medium-term.
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2021 Structural Reform Priorities
- Labour market: Reduce barriers to formality
- Competition and regulation: Reduce barriers to trade and strengthen competition
- Education and skills: Improve outcomes and equity in education
- Social protection: Expand social programmes to reduce poverty and inequality
- Infrastructure: Boost digital infrastructure to promote connectivity and reduce prices
Perspectives économiques (juin 2020)
Post-COVID integration of Colombia in the world economy
Policy note: VAT compensation for vulnerable households recently implemented in Colombia
Other releases
- Press release - The VAT compensation for vulnerable households recently implemented in Colombia 30 Apr 2020
- Venezuelan migration shock in Colombia and its fiscal implications 18 march 2019
- Informality and weak competition – a deadly cocktail for growth and equity in emerging Latin America | Blog post, 28 Nov 2019
- Latin America: Blog Posts
Étude économique de la Colombie
Synthèse
Presentation
Further Survey material
- Overview
- Towards a more prosperous and inclusive Colombia, blog bost
- Press release
- Remarks by Angel Gurría, OECD Secretary-General at the launch
- Read the survey online
- Previous surveys