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DTSTART:20231005T080000Z
SEQUENCE:0
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND:20231005T160000Z
LOCATION:Lilongwe\, Malawi
SUMMARY:National policy-level workshop on the fostering of productive capac
 ities to build socioeconomic resilience to adverse shocks and realize the 
 development vision of Malawi
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Building on Malawi’s economic potential\, the national worksh
 op will discuss the role of productive capacities and structural economic 
 transformation\, including implications for graduation from the LDC catego
 ry.It will examine how productive capacities and structural transformation
  can best be placed at the centre of Malawi’s national policies and stra
 tegies. It will also introduce UNCTAD’s Productive Capacities Index (PCI
 ) as the critical tool to measure sectoral gaps in domestic productive cap
 acities and to subsequently formulate adequate policy responses and interv
 entions.It will also discuss National Productive Capacities Gap Assessment
 s (NPCGAs)\, which are designed to map country-specific policy interventio
 ns to address gaps and limitations in productive capacities development by
  relieving key binding constraints to development. NPCGAs provide an in-de
 pth assessment of domestic socioeconomic performance\, together with the i
 dentification of opportunities\, prospects\, and challenges for further gr
 owth.&lt\;p&gt\;Building on Malawi’s economic potential\, the national w
 orkshop will discuss the role of productive capacities and structural econ
 omic transformation\, including implications for graduation from the LDC c
 ategory.&lt\;/p&gt\;&lt\;p&gt\;It will examine how productive capacities a
 nd structural transformation can best be placed at the centre of Malawi’
 s national policies and strategies. It will also introduce UNCTAD’s Prod
 uctive Capacities Index (PCI) as the critical tool to measure sectoral gap
 s in domestic productive capacities and to subsequently formulate adequate
  policy responses and interventions.&lt\;/p&gt\;&lt\;p&gt\;It will also di
 scuss National Productive Capacities Gap Assessments (NPCGAs)\, which are 
 designed to map country-specific policy interventions to address gaps and 
 limitations in productive capacities development by relieving key binding 
 constraints to development. NPCGAs provide an in-depth assessment of domes
 tic socioeconomic performance\, together with the identification of opport
 unities\, prospects\, and challenges for further growth.&lt\;/p&gt\;\n\nVi
 ew meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/national-policy-level
 -workshop-fostering-productive-capacities-build-socioeconomic
DTSTAMP:20260711T070643Z
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DTSTART:20231006T080000Z
SEQUENCE:0
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND:20231006T160000Z
LOCATION:Lilongwe\, Malawi
SUMMARY:National policy-level workshop on the fostering of productive capac
 ities to build socioeconomic resilience to adverse shocks and realize the 
 development vision of Malawi
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Building on Malawi’s economic potential\, the national worksh
 op will discuss the role of productive capacities and structural economic 
 transformation\, including implications for graduation from the LDC catego
 ry.It will examine how productive capacities and structural transformation
  can best be placed at the centre of Malawi’s national policies and stra
 tegies. It will also introduce UNCTAD’s Productive Capacities Index (PCI
 ) as the critical tool to measure sectoral gaps in domestic productive cap
 acities and to subsequently formulate adequate policy responses and interv
 entions.It will also discuss National Productive Capacities Gap Assessment
 s (NPCGAs)\, which are designed to map country-specific policy interventio
 ns to address gaps and limitations in productive capacities development by
  relieving key binding constraints to development. NPCGAs provide an in-de
 pth assessment of domestic socioeconomic performance\, together with the i
 dentification of opportunities\, prospects\, and challenges for further gr
 owth.&lt\;p&gt\;Building on Malawi’s economic potential\, the national w
 orkshop will discuss the role of productive capacities and structural econ
 omic transformation\, including implications for graduation from the LDC c
 ategory.&lt\;/p&gt\;&lt\;p&gt\;It will examine how productive capacities a
 nd structural transformation can best be placed at the centre of Malawi’
 s national policies and strategies. It will also introduce UNCTAD’s Prod
 uctive Capacities Index (PCI) as the critical tool to measure sectoral gap
 s in domestic productive capacities and to subsequently formulate adequate
  policy responses and interventions.&lt\;/p&gt\;&lt\;p&gt\;It will also di
 scuss National Productive Capacities Gap Assessments (NPCGAs)\, which are 
 designed to map country-specific policy interventions to address gaps and 
 limitations in productive capacities development by relieving key binding 
 constraints to development. NPCGAs provide an in-depth assessment of domes
 tic socioeconomic performance\, together with the identification of opport
 unities\, prospects\, and challenges for further growth.&lt\;/p&gt\;\n\nVi
 ew meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/national-policy-level
 -workshop-fostering-productive-capacities-build-socioeconomic
DTSTAMP:20260711T070643Z
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