Landlocked Developing Countries

An UNCTAD project is harnessing the power of bees to help women improve their livelihoods while creating sustainable opportunities in rural communities in the southern African nation.

Creative industries can play a critical role in building more resilient, sustainable and inclusive economies in the world’s most vulnerable countries.

New UNCTAD analysis explores ways to unleash the landlocked nation’s economic potential through a more conducive environment for investment and businesses.

Long-standing infrastructure gaps, structural socioeconomic challenges and enormous development needs continue to undermine the resilience of these countries.

The world’s most vulnerable economies need urgent global action as current crises threaten to reverse decades of development gains.

Targeted policy strategies and closer cooperation with other developing countries are essential to boosting the country’s resilience to economic shocks.

UNCTAD’s online courses equip participants to design and implement policies to bridge gender gaps in trade.

New UNCTAD software allows Bhutan’s government employees to create their own user-friendly services for citizens online.

UNCTAD supports Angola to build vibrant cultural and creative industries to create jobs and trade opportunities.

They have developed principles to guide investment policies in accelerating progress towards the UN Sustainable Development Goals in 57 countries.