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The OECD works closely with many governments around the world through regional initiatives and activities in order to facilitate policy benchmarking and the exchange of good practices within and across regions.
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Global South East Europe: Unleashing the Transformation Potential for Growth in the Western Balkans
The latest report from the OECD South East Europe Regional Programme
- Tracks the changes in the export structures of the Western Balkans and profiles the Product Space of each economy
- Identifies products for each economy that can help transition to higher value-added outputs and strengthen linkages with global value chains
- Diagnoses four key sectors across the region with high potential for economic sophistication: agro-food, metals, automotive and machinery
- Issues targeted recommendations about how to develop these sectors and to create new, higher quality jobs, while providing examples of effective policy initiatives from the OECD economies
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Find out more about the Poland/OECD High-level Conference (4 July 2019 in Poznań)
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REPORTS
- Latin America and the Caribbean 2019: Policies for Competitive SMEs in the Pacific Alliance and Participating South American countries English | Spanish
- Integrity for Good Governance in Latin America and the Caribbean: From Commitments to Action English | Spanish
- Compendium of Enterprise Statistics in Armenia 2018 English | Armenia
- Compendium of Enterprise Statistics in Ukraine 2018 English | Ukrainian
POLICY INSIGHTS
- Boosting private sector development and entrepreneurship in Afghanistan English | Dari
- Azerbaijan: Driving Diversification through Strengthened Entrepreneurship English | Azeri
- Azerbaijan: Linking Domestic Suppliers with Foreign Investors English | Azeri
- Enhancing Competitiveness in Ukraine through a Sustainable Framework for Energy Service Companies (ESCOs) English | Ukrainian
- Monitoring Georgia’s SME Development Strategy 2016-2020 (2019) English | Russian
