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As geopolitical tensions, economic security concerns and changing supply chains reshape international investment, developing economies are adapting their policies to attract investments and strengthen their contribution to development.
Artificial intelligence has the potential to reshape human development. The question is whether it will do so in ways that reflect the priorities of the many, rather than the interests of the few.
By Nan Li Collins, Director of the Division on Investment and Enterprise, UN Trade and Development (UNCTAD)
UNCTAD is supporting port professionals through new training focused on practical solutions for cleaner and more efficient port operations.
UNCTAD and Founder Institute are joining forces to help entrepreneurs access the networks, knowledge and support they need to start, grow and expand their businesses.
Caribbean households are paying more for fuel and electricity even as oil markets calm, signaling that the effects of a supply shock outlast the disruption that caused it.
The UN-supported initiative offers a lasting space for collaboration and peer learning to amplify borrowing countries' collective voice in global debt discussions.
The Global System of Trade Preferences among Developing Countries (GSTP) is gaining new momentum as it moves from negotiation to implementation.
