Documents and Publications

Science, Technology and Innovation Policy Reviews

UNCTAD has been undertaking Science, Technology and Innovation Policy Reviews (STIP Reviews) at the request of member States since 1998.

The STIP reviews aim to contribute to the development of national capacities in the field, including building innovation system, in order that national science, technology and innovation plans and programmes can better contribute to development strategies and improve the competitiveness of the productive sectors.

 

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Financial services: Unlocking the potential for export diversification
UNCTAD Policy Brief No. 106
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UNCTAD/PRESS/PB/2022/14
African Continental Free Trade Area: Design of dispute settlement mechanism should reflect preferences and realities of all its member States
UNCTAD Policy Brief No. 105
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UNCTAD/PRESS/PB/2022/13
Tackling debt and climate challenges in tandem: A policy agenda
UNCTAD Policy Brief No. 104
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UNCTAD/PRESS/PB/2022/12
Climate-resilience of seaports: Adequate finance is critical for developing countries but remains a major challenge
UNCTAD Policy Brief No. 103
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UNCTAD/PRESS/PB/2022/11
The cost of doing too little too late: How cryptocurrencies can undermine domestic resource mobilization in developing countries
UNCTAD Policy Brief No. 102
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UNCTAD/PRESS/PB/2022/10
Public payment systems in the digital era: Responding to the financial stability and security-related risks of cryptocurrencies
UNCTAD Policy Brief No. 101
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UNCTAD/PRESS/PB/2022/9
All that glitters is not gold: The high cost of leaving cryptocurrencies unregulated
UNCTAD Policy Brief No. 100
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UNCTAD/PRESS/PB/2022/8
Science, Technology and Innovation Policy Review of Zambia
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UNCTAD/DTL/STICT/2022/2
Strategy for graduation with momentum: Bridging pre-graduation and post-graduation development processes in the least developed countries
UNCTAD/PRESS/PB/2022/7
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UNCTAD Policy Brief No. 99
Integrating a gender perspective into trade facilitation reforms
UNCTAD Policy Brief No. 98
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UNCTAD/PRESS/PB/2022/6