“Economic cooperation” - OECD presentation.pdf

“Economic cooperation” - OECD

1. ECONOMIC
COOPERATION &
DEVELOPMENT
Organization for
OECD

2. Team members
Anh khoa Mai PhuongThuy quynh
Phuong Uyen
Minh Nguyet

3. Table of
Contents
Definition of OECD
Member - Candidates - Joining Process
Organization Structure
The purpose for establishing OECD

4. What is OECD?
The Organisation for Economic Co-operation
and Development (OECD) is an international
organization that works to build better policies
for better lives.
Definition of
the OECD

5. Improving economic performance and creating jobs
Fighting international tax evasion
Providing a unique forum and knowledge hub
Evidence-based
international standards

6. Member,
Candidates,
and
Joining process

8. Step 2
Pre-Accession Dialogue
Step 1
Initial Contact
Step 3
Evaluation

9. Step 5
Ratification
Step 4
Accession Negotiations
Step 6
Formal Accession

10. Element 1
The OECD member countries: to
provide direction and guidance to the
work of Organisation.
Element 2
The OECD Substantive Committees: oversee
all the work on each theme, then relay the
conclusions to their capitals
Element 3
The OECD Secretariat: provides support
to Standing and Substantive Committees

11. Purposes for
establishing
the OECD
1.Economic Development
2.Policy Coordination
3.International Trade
4.Social Progress
5.Globalization Challenges
6.Research and Analysis

12. Overall, the OECD was established to foster
cooperation among nations, promote sustainable
economic growth, and improve the quality of life
for people worldwide through evidence-based
policymaking and international collaboration.

13. Thank You
for your listening!
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