Steering the World Toward More Cooperation

Steering the World Toward More Cooperation, Not Less

Countries need more―not less―multilateralism. Why? Because the world has become more interdependent than ever before.

How to promote cooperation in a new era of geopolitics

We have an opportunity to steer the world towards cooperation not competition · What we need is more (and better) multilateralism, not less · Why ...

General Assembly Adopts Landmark Resolution on Steering ...

Adopting a landmark resolution on steering the use of artificial intelligence towards global good, the General Assembly today also stressed ...

A Fresh Look at Globalization - International Monetary Fund (IMF)

Steering the World Toward More Cooperation, Not Less. September 6 ... global monetary cooperation and financial stability around the world.

The Case for a Coordinated Humanistic Global Movement Towards ...

The Case for a Coordinated Humanistic Global Movement Towards Peace and International Cooperation ... We also know that attempts to steer the ...

Senior Officials Firming International Cooperation Amid Global ...

SOM Steering Committee on Economic and Technical Cooperation · Anti-Corruption ... toward formalization, enhancing their access to global markets.

International Cooperation - the United Nations

The IEA published a report in 2016 entitled Water Energy Nexus as an excerpt of the World Energy Outlook (WEO). The report further assesses the nexus by ...

What you need to know about the Global Cooperation Mechanism ...

... more agile, efficient and aligned ways to accelerate progress towards Sustainable Development Goal 4 (SDG4). Why are we working on an ...

Strengthening International Cooperation in a Fragmenting Global ...

At the same time, global challenges, such as climate change, income inequality, debt burdens, and slow growth, are more wide-spread and deeper ...

Embracing a Broader View and Cutting Through the Fog of ...

... Greater BRICS Cooperation. ... We must ensure that the international financial system more effectively reflects the changes in the global economic ...

Shaping Cooperation in a Fragmenting World - Www3.weforum.org.

– Trade: By expanding the global trade agenda, the international community can create a more stabilizing system that works towards re-globalization. Leaders ...

Science diplomacy - European Commission

... international actors using science diplomacy in a much more ... Supported by the ERA Forum Sub-Group on the Global Approach and a Steering ...

Opinion: Here's how to strengthen development cooperation - Devex

... toward more effective development co-operation. Blended finance's ... Sustainable Development Group on the Steering Committee of the Global ...

Achievements and Benefits | APEC

SOM Steering Committee on Economic and Technical Cooperation · Anti ... world with more than two-thirds of this trade occurring between member economies.

Future of Globalization: Connectedness and Cooperation

As international politics indicate a shrinking space for global cooperation, business schools have to emphasize—now more than ever—the ...

Chapter 14: International cooperation - IPCC

... cooperation and generated important changes in the global development architecture towards a more inclusive, effective, and horizontal development agenda.

Global cooperation - Blavatnik School of Government

Focus on global cooperation. Find out more about multilateralism, global governance and other forms of cooperation between countries.

Development Cooperation in a Fractured Global Order

This reduction coincided with a shift toward greater emphasis on bilateral security and political interests in the provision of aid, in contrast to the priority ...

Rebooting global cooperation is imperative to successfully navigate ...

While it is unclear whether a “better” or more reasonable form of global ... toward renewable energy. However, that is yet to be seen. The ...

International Cooperation and Development

An impure global public good would tend towards universality in that it would benefit more than one group of countries,. [...] a broad spectrum of the global ...