Statement by Mr. Navid Hanif Director, Financing for Sustainable Development Office, UNDESA to the 2022 ATI General Assembly
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Domestic and international private business and finance
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International development cooperation
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International trade as an engine for development
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- Progress on implementation of the Bali and Nairobi outcomes
- Trade negotiations, WTO accessions, trade policy reviews and trade monitoring reports
- Trade and the sustainable development goals
- Trade Finance
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- Development at the local level & the domestic enabling environment for trade
- Coherence among bilateral and regional trade and investment agreements
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- Gender/women as producers and traders
- The role of the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development
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Debt and debt sustainability
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Science, technology, innovation and capacity-building
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- Developing national policy frameworks for science, technology and innovation
- Creating a more enabling environment for science, technology and innovation
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- International level institutions and mechanisms to strengthen science, technology and innovation
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Cross-cutting issues
- Delivering social protection and essential public services
- Ending hunger and malnutrition
- Closing the infrastructure gap
- Promoting inclusive and sustainable industrialization
- Generating full and productive employment for all
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