UNCTAD, through its
Debt and Development Finance Branch (DDFB), works on
analytical issues technical assistance, primarily in the areas of external and domestic debt.
UNCTAD began working on debt issues during the 1970s. As the debt situation of developing countries has evolved over the following three decades, DDFB has provided up-to-date analysis of the most important developments and emerging issues in international debt, and adapted its technical assistance to the changing needs of developing countries.
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23 November 2015Experts meet to examine debt management in an increasingly unstable global economyWith a growing mountain of global debt remaining at the heart of a highly fragile worldwide economy, experts are meeting in Geneva at the 10th UNCTAD Debt Management Conference on 23–25 November in a context of heightened alerts about threats to future debt sustainability in many emerging and developing economies. Global debt reached an astounding $199 trillion in 2014, up from $21 trillion in 1984. Page 1 of 6, items 1 to 5 of 27 |
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