Rapport annuel de l'OCDE 2009 / Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, author, issuing body.

Language:

French

Subjects (All):

International economic relations--History.

International economic relations.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (128 pages)

Place of Publication:

[Place of publication not identified] : OECD, 2009.

Summary:

The OECD has faced many challenges in the last 50 years, but perhaps none as great as the current global crisis. Response to the crisis has been swift and massive. But despite some cautious optimism, the immediate future does not offer much relief. The global economic system must undergo many structural changes if we are to avoid a repetition of this scenario. The job ahead is substantial and requires great perseverance. This is a key feature of the OECD , which has consistently worked with governments with a long-term view, to address structural problems through enhanced global co-operation. The crisis has left virtually no area of policy making untouched. It has brought many long-simmering issues, such as tax evasion, income inequality, good governance and competition issues, back to the centre stage. But other substantive, medium and long-term matters, such as climate change and poverty reduction, which were at the forefront of most government agendas only one year ago, are adding to the sense of urgency. This crisis presents opportunities as well as challenges, and the OECD is seizing these opportunities to formulate policies that will lead to a stronger, cleaner, fairer world economy. Over the past year, the OECD has pressed for a "stronger" world economy through its work in areas such as regulation; governance; trade (especially Doha); investment and competition; and, of course, developing policies for sustainable growth. Work on anticorruption, corporate governance and tax evasion has sought to restore trust in globalisation by making it "cleaner". So has, literally, our work on environment and climate change, another face of "cleaner". Finally, our work on employment and social inclusion, education, health care and economic development is key to developing a "fairer", more participative world economy. The OECD is the global standard setter in many of these fields. It helps governments to determine where policy changes are needed and how governments can implement those reforms. It is not surprising that the focus of much of this year's Annual Report is on the Organisation's analysis of and response to the crisis. The OECD 's unique ability to address the complex nature of the global crisis, which affects virtually every aspect of policy making, is presented and developed in the pages that follow. We will continue working with member and non-member countries, as well as with other international organisations, to establish the basis for a better world economy.

Contents:

Préface 5 LOCDE en quelques mots 6 résumé de la présidence de 2008 14 Coup de projecteur 20 Croissance économique stabilité et innovation 29 Emploi cohésion sociale et environnement 43 Échanges et fiscalité internationale 60 Gouvernance 70 Forum international des transports 102 Forum pour le partenariat avec lAfrique 104 La lutte contre le blanchiment de capitaux et le financement du terrorisme 105 Le Processus de dialogue de Heiligendamm 106 Partenariat pour la gouvernance démocratique 107 Activités civiques 110 Direction exécutive 112 Budget et finances 114 Développement et relations mondiales 80 Statistiques 88 Communication 91 Agence internationale de lénergie 98 Agence pour lénergie nucléaire 100 Qui fait quoi ? 115 Le Secrétariat de lOCDE 123 Organigramme 124 Ambassadeurs Représentants permanents auprès de lOCDE 126 Copyright.

Notes:

Description based on online resource; title from PDF title page (OECD, viewed May 28, 2023).

ISBN:

92-64-06210-6