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How much did donor countries invest in global development in 2023? On 16 January, join us live for the presentation of final 2023 official development assistance (#ODA) figures, analysis of flows, and insights on emerging trends. ➡️https://whttps://brnw.ch/21wPG9O OECD - OCDE Carsten Staur

Across Africa, higher commodity prices have boosted non-tax revenues, which averaged 6.2% of GDP in 35 countries in 2022. The increase was driven by royalties and dividends. Learn more in #RevStatsAfrica 🔗 https://lnkd.in/dbnfMCTD OECD Tax African Union African Tax Administration Forum (ATAF) African Development Bank Group

In 2023, official development assistance (ODA) from Development Assistance Committee member countries rose to an all-time high of USD 223.3 billion, representing a 1.6% increase from 2022 in real terms. Overall, developing countries received USD 258.4 billion in ODA and other concessional finance from all official providers. Explore the latest statistics on resource flows to developing countries ➡️ https://brnw.ch/21wPF1V OECD - OCDE Carsten Staur

How can the Caribbean boost trade? ➡️ Build regional value chains in key sectors, connect to global markets where there's an advantage, and cut non-tariff barriers to make trade easier. 🤝 Regional co-operation can help solve challenges like transport, digital connectivity, and disaster risk reduction. Find out more in the Caribbean Development Dynamics ➡️ https://brnw.ch/cdd2024 Inter-American Development Bank

In 2023, official development assistance (ODA) from Development Assistance Committee member countries rose to an all-time high of USD 223.3 billion, representing a 1.6% increase from 2022 in real terms. Overall, developing countries received USD 258.4 billion in ODA and other concessional finance from all official providers. Explore the latest statistics on resource flows to developing countries ➡️ https://brnw.ch/21wPD6b OECD - OCDE Carsten Staur

🔴 Streaming live on 16 January 2025 🔴 How much did donor countries invest in global development in 2023? Join OECD experts and high-level speakers for the presentation of final 2023 official development assistance (#ODA) figures, detailed analysis of official and private flows, and insights on emerging trends shaping development finance. Watch the discussion 👇

The Caribbean is tapping into innovative opportunities for sustainable development across four key areas: ☀️ energy transition 🌊 blue economy 🎒 sustainable tourism 🌴 urban green spaces. Discover how these initiatives are transforming the Caribbean in our latest report ➡️ https://brnw.ch/cdd2024 Inter-American Development Bank

The Democratic Republic of the Congo and Chad led Africa in tax-to-GDP growth in 2022, with increases of 3.6 and 3.3 p.p. respectively, due to higher corporate income tax revenues from the extractive sector. Explore country-specific data in #RevStatsAfrica: https://lnkd.in/dbnfMCTD OECD Tax African Union African Tax Administration Forum (ATAF) African Development Bank Group

Caribbean countries are pioneering innovative debt solutions to tackle high debt while funding their development goals. Green, social, sustainability-linked, and blue (GSSSB) bonds have grown to $1.5 billion since 2019. Other tools, such as climate-resilient debt clauses (allowing payment deferrals after disasters) and debt-for-nature swaps, reduce debt while supporting sustainability. 🔵 Grenada is leading the way with natural disaster clauses. In 2024, Grenada paused debt payments after Hurricane Beryl, saving $28 million. 🔵 Belize and Barbados have used debt-for-nature swaps since 2021. This reduced Belize’s debt by 8.7% of GDP and generated $178 million for marine conservation. Strong regulatory frameworks will boost transparency and attract investments. Learn more in the Caribbean Development Dynamics report ➡️ https://brnw.ch/cdd2024 Inter-American Development Bank

Climate finance...development finance... USD 100 billion goal... multilateral development finance... ODA...What’s the difference? 🤔 As governments, organisations and financial institutions work to meet global climate and development goals, understanding the distinction between these critical types of finance is essential to ensure consistent accounting methods. Our new FAQ webpage breaks it all down: 🌍 What is climate finance? 📈 What is development finance? 🔗 How are they interlinked? With clear answers and data-driven insights, this explainer is your go-to resource for understanding how these different financial flows support global climate action and development goals. Explore the FAQ and test your knowledge ➡️ https://lnkd.in/g-NNUgp7 Bonus points if you can tell us the difference between the terms “climate-specific” and “climate-related” in the comments below! #ClimateFinance | #DevelopmentFinance | #OECD Chiara Falduto, Raphaël Jachnik, OECD Development