Organisation For Economic Co-Operation And Development
4 books
About the Author
The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) is an international forum comprising 38 member countries dedicated to promoting policies that enhance economic growth, prosperity, and sustainable development worldwide. Established in 1961, the OECD conducts in-depth research, analysis, and policy recommendations across a wide array of sectors, including public governance, education, environment, and trade. Through collaborative efforts, it supports governments in addressing global challenges such as digital transformation, inequality, and climate change. Renowned for its evidence-based reports and innovative frameworks, the OECD influences international standards and best practices, fostering inclusive and resilient economies. Its publications, like 'Good Practices for Procuring Computers and Laptops in Latin America: Fostering Neutrality and Market Engagement (OECD Public Governance Reviews)', exemplify its commitment to practical, region-specific guidance for effective public administration.
Common genres
Writing style
analytical
evidence-based
policy-oriented
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