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This report makes five principal recommendations that can be seen as complementary to the Doha Programme of Action for LDCs 2022–2031 as well as the proposal from the LDC Group for a WTO Ministerial Decision on LDC graduation and maximising the benefits of smooth transition for graduating LDCs.

This paper looks at how LDCs can innovate using traditional IPR policies and then looks at how innovation is developing in the informal sector.

As developing countries and LDCs comprise 75% of the WTO, negotiations regarding development issues remain prevalent. However, certain conversations have been historically difficult and protracted. Rashid S.

LDC Success Stories show how trade can improve people's lives in least-developed countries across the world. The stories highlight the challenges LDCs face in becoming more active players in global trade and the efforts of individuals to overcome these challenges.

To discuss the support provided by the LEG, GCF, GEF and other and relevant organizations, and the acheivements and lessons learned by the least developed countries in the formulation and implementation of NAPs.

Despite their heterogeneity, least developed countries (LDCs) face some similar challenges, with food security ranking high on the policy agenda. Poly-crises including climate change, global pandemics, conflicts and trade disputes exacerbate food insecurity and malnutrition.

Institutional video on the LDCF

Given the financial challenges posed by climate change – the damages and need for adaptation and mitigation – it’s crucial for central banks to integrate climate factors into their monetary policies. Such measures are commonly referred to as “climate” central banking. But given the need for policy

The Doha Programme of Action for LDCs for the decade 2022-2031 recognizes the role of trade for realizing the socio-economic development ambitions of least developed countries (LDCs).