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Volume 2018
The PaRIS initiative: Helping healthcare policies to do better for patients
Stefano Scarpetta
03 Jan 2018
Can healthcare policy and technology heal rural-urban divides?
Rory Clarke and Claire MacDonald
03 Jan 2018
Healthcare: Pouring a little cold water on crowdfunding
Claire MacDonald
03 Jan 2018
Our patients have changed, our healthcare must now follow
OECD
03 Jan 2018
The healing power of information technology
OECD
03 Jan 2018
Why patient-centred approaches are important
OECD
03 Jan 2018
An agenda for robust healthcare
Xavier Prats-Monné
04 Jan 2018
Inequality: Can Sweden reconquer utopia?
Jon Pareliussen
04 Jan 2018
Casting light on dementia’s shadow
Tim Muir
10 Jan 2018
Patient-centred policies must be centred on healthcare workers too
Jocelyne Cabanal
10 Jan 2018
Opening a new chapter in the infrastructure of Latin America
Juan Pablo Bonilla
18 Jan 2018
Why it pays for cities to fight road deaths–and how they can get better at it
Alexandre Santacreu
18 Jan 2018
Financial regulation after the crisis: Still liberal, but…
Oliver Denk and Gabriel Gomes
25 Jan 2018
Mexico telecom reform: Into the “last mile”
Verena Weber
26 Jan 2018
Taxing wages: How taxes affect the disposable income of workers and wage costs of employers in OECD countries
Dominique Paturot
29 Jan 2018
Rain or shine, Asia needs a better umbrella of social protection
Alastair Wood and Willem Adema
29 Jan 2018
Improving life in France’s lower-income neighbourhoods
Nicola Brandt
19 Jun 2018
HRH Princess Laurentien of the Netherlands: "An interactive dialogue with children: A new perspective on inclusive growth"
OECD
08 Mar 2018
The cost of catastrophe: Why putting a price-tag on disaster is our best protection
Catherine Gamper
08 Apr 2018
International co-operation is the surest means of building better policies for better lives
Angel Gurría
06 Jun 2018
Evidence, persuasion and power: Diplomats in international organisations
Aleksander Surdej
18 Jun 2018
A skill in need
OECD
19 Jun 2018
Water and climate: From risk management to investment opportunity
Xavier Leflaive and Kathleen Dominique
21 Jun 2018
What is a systems approach?
Daniel Catalan
22 Jun 2018
OECD Observer Roundtable: Making our climate objectives work
OECD
22 Jun 2018
The annual Forum of the OECD Centre on Green Finance and Investment brings together leading actors in the green finance and investment community. This includes institutional investors, asset managers, ministries of finance and central banks,...
The policy challenge: Catalyse the private sector for stronger and more inclusive growth
Catherine L. Mann
22 Jun 2018
Blending finance for climate and poverty
Naeeda Crishna Morgado and Jens Sedemund
25 Jun 2018
Ending poverty and combating climate change: two years after the adoption of the UN Sustainable Development Goals and the Paris Climate Agreement, these interrelated challenges remain as daunting as ever, not least in developing countries. The...
Tracking climate finance: Progress and challenges
Nicolina Lamhauge and Raphaël Jachnik
25 Jun 2018
At the 2009 United Nations Framework Convention on climate Change (UNFCCC), developed countries committed to mobilising US$100 billion each year for climate action in developing countries by 2020. As negotiations on a new climate agreement...
World Cups and Olympic Games: How to stop three weeks of fete from turning into 30 years of debt
Peter Berlin
10 Jul 2018