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An UNCTAD-Thailand partnership empowers women researchers and entrepreneurs in developing countries to spearhead efforts towards greener, more inclusive economies.

New analysis fills data gaps, helping countries know how much they need to spend – and how best to allocate financial resources.

In an increasingly digitalized world, digital identities can foster economic and social empowerment in many far-flung places across the globe.

With abundant resources and growing consumer market, Africa can become a prominent manufacturing destination for tech-intensive industries and a key link in global supply chains.

The global event offers a unique platform for governments, businesses, civil society and international organizations to work together to shape a better digital future for all.

The UN welcomes the continuation of the initiative, which has moved over 30 million tons of food, helping to bring down global prices and stabilize markets.

Experts spotlight key areas where competition and consumer protection policies can promote sustainable consumption and production.

The event will be held in Geneva from 4 to 8 December to explore the key trends, opportunities and challenges that will shape the future of the digital economy.

Stronger international cooperation on data governance and capacity-building can help bridge data and digital divides.

An UNCTAD report highlights the opportunities the ocean holds for developing countries and charts a new course to sustainably use marine resources.