South-South and triangular cooperation in Asia
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RT Generic T1 South-South and triangular cooperation in Asia A1 Ahmed, Salehuddin YR 2016 LK https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12870/1278 PB United Nations AB South-South and Triangular cooperation (SSTDC) is needed to encourage global partnership and solidarity to transform the conditions of the countries with special needs. There are several areas in which SSTDC is likely to contribute to helping countries graduate from LDC, LLDC, and/or SIDS status, including through becoming partners in development, sharing experiences in good practice, capacity building and the strengthening of networks. This paper provides a review of current SSTDC in the region, focusing in particular or regional cooperation in Asia-Pacific countries. Additionally, it explores how public and private resources can contribute to financing sustainable development through SSTDC, in particular through public-private-partnerships. Finally, the paper concludes by outlining the key drivers for and the key priorities areas of SSTDC in the region. OL English(30) TY - GEN T1 - South-South and triangular cooperation in Asia AU - Ahmed, Salehuddin Y1 - 2016 UR - https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12870/1278 PB - United Nations AB - South-South and Triangular cooperation (SSTDC) is needed to encourage global partnership and solidarity to transform the conditions of the countries with special needs. There are several areas in which SSTDC is likely to contribute to helping countries graduate from LDC, LLDC, and/or SIDS status, including through becoming partners in development, sharing experiences in good practice, capacity building and the strengthening of networks. This paper provides a review of current SSTDC in the region, focusing in particular or regional cooperation in Asia-Pacific countries. Additionally, it explores how public and private resources can contribute to financing sustainable development through SSTDC, in particular through public-private-partnerships. Finally, the paper concludes by outlining the key drivers for and the key priorities areas of SSTDC in the region. @misc{20.500.12870_1278 author = {Ahmed, Salehuddin}, title = {South-South and triangular cooperation in Asia}, year = {2016}, abstract = {South-South and Triangular cooperation (SSTDC) is needed to encourage global partnership and solidarity to transform the conditions of the countries with special needs. There are several areas in which SSTDC is likely to contribute to helping countries graduate from LDC, LLDC, and/or SIDS status, including through becoming partners in development, sharing experiences in good practice, capacity building and the strengthening of networks. This paper provides a review of current SSTDC in the region, focusing in particular or regional cooperation in Asia-Pacific countries. Additionally, it explores how public and private resources can contribute to financing sustainable development through SSTDC, in particular through public-private-partnerships. Finally, the paper concludes by outlining the key drivers for and the key priorities areas of SSTDC in the region.}, url = {https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12870/1278} } @misc{20.500.12870_1278 author = {Ahmed, Salehuddin}, title = {South-South and triangular cooperation in Asia}, year = {2016}, abstract = {South-South and Triangular cooperation (SSTDC) is needed to encourage global partnership and solidarity to transform the conditions of the countries with special needs. There are several areas in which SSTDC is likely to contribute to helping countries graduate from LDC, LLDC, and/or SIDS status, including through becoming partners in development, sharing experiences in good practice, capacity building and the strengthening of networks. This paper provides a review of current SSTDC in the region, focusing in particular or regional cooperation in Asia-Pacific countries. Additionally, it explores how public and private resources can contribute to financing sustainable development through SSTDC, in particular through public-private-partnerships. Finally, the paper concludes by outlining the key drivers for and the key priorities areas of SSTDC in the region.}, url = {https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12870/1278} } TY - GEN T1 - South-South and triangular cooperation in Asia AU - Ahmed, Salehuddin UR - https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12870/1278 PB - United Nations AB - South-South and Triangular cooperation (SSTDC) is needed to encourage global partnership and solidarity to transform the conditions of the countries with special needs. There are several areas in which SSTDC is likely to contribute to helping countries graduate from LDC, LLDC, and/or SIDS status, including through becoming partners in development, sharing experiences in good practice, capacity building and the strengthening of networks. This paper provides a review of current SSTDC in the region, focusing in particular or regional cooperation in Asia-Pacific countries. Additionally, it explores how public and private resources can contribute to financing sustainable development through SSTDC, in particular through public-private-partnerships. Finally, the paper concludes by outlining the key drivers for and the key priorities areas of SSTDC in the region.Metadata
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South-South and Triangular cooperation (SSTDC) is needed to encourage global partnership and solidarity to transform the
conditions of the countries with special needs. There are several areas in which SSTDC is likely to contribute to helping countries
graduate from LDC, LLDC, and/or SIDS status, including through becoming partners in development, sharing experiences in
good practice, capacity building and the strengthening of networks. This paper provides a review of current SSTDC in the region,
focusing in particular or regional cooperation in Asia-Pacific countries. Additionally, it explores how public and private resources
can contribute to financing sustainable development through SSTDC, in particular through public-private-partnerships. Finally, the
paper concludes by outlining the key drivers for and the key priorities areas of SSTDC in the region.