Home Site Map Index Contact
 
  Search :  
     More Options | Search Tips
Bangkok, Thailand
 

   

Publications - Poverty and Development

Sixty-First Commission Theme Study

IMPLEMENTING THE MONTERREY CONSENSUS IN THE ASIAN AND PACIFIC REGION: Achieving Coherence and Consistency
CONTENTS
 
Front cover
Foreword
Acknowledgements
Contents
Abbreviations
Executive Summary
 
I. Implementing the Monterrey Consensus: achieving coherence and consistency
   
II. Mobilizing domestic resources for development
  Introduction
  A. Performance of investments
  B. Behaviour of savings
  C. Generating government tax revenues
  D. Some important issues surrounding the mobilization
of domestic resources for development
  E. The way forward: achieving coherence and consistency
in domestic resource mobilization initiatives
   
III. Mobilizing international resources for development:
foreign direct investment and other private flows
  Introduction
  A. FDI and other private capital flows
  B. An enabling environment for attracting investment
  C. Corporate social responsibility
  D. The way forward for increasing FDI and other private flows
  E. The role of ESCAP
   
IV. International trade as an engine of development
  Introduction
  A. Trade as the major source of financing for development:
a situational analysis
  B. Improving market access: unfinished business
  C. ODA as a source of financing for trade capacity-building
  D. Financial adjustment packages
  E. The evolving regional trading panorama
  F. The way forward
  G. Conclusion
   
V. The role of official development assistance
  Introduction
  A. Trends and patterns of ODA flows to Asia and the Pacific
  B. Issues and challenges
  C. The way forward
   
VI. External debt and sustainable debt management
  Introduction
  A. Recent trend in external debt
  B. Responses to external debt problems
  C. External debt management issues
  D. Policy recommendations
   
VII. Addressing systemic issues and regional responses
  Introduction
  A. The issues
  B. Reforming the international financial architecture: the role of liquidity,
policy coordination and debt workouts
  C. Regional responses for crisis prevention
  D. Tackling imbalances: achieving coherence and consistency
between monetary, financial and trading systems in the region
   
VIII. Promoting regional integration
  Introduction
  A. Selected highlights of the study’s findings
  B. The way forward: two proposals for consideration
   
Back contents
   





Copyright (c) 2002 UNESCAP  |   Legal Notice