Policy framework for investment /
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BookPublisher: 2006Description: 70 p. ; 23 cm.Subject(s): Policy FrameworkDDC classification: 332 POL 2006 Summary: POLICY FRAMEWORK FOR INVESTMENT
The objective of the Policy Framework for Investment is to mobilise private investment that supports economic growth and sustainable development It thus aims to contribute to the prosperity of countries and their citizens as well as to support the fight against poverty
Drawing on good practices from OECD and non-OECD countries the Framework proposes a set of questions for governments to consider in ten policy fields identified in the 2002 UN Monterrey Consensus on Financing for Development as critically important for the quality of a country's environment for investment including by small enterprises and foreign investors These are
Investment policy
Investment promotion and facilitation
Trade
Competition
Policies for promoting responsible business conduct
Human resource development
Infrastructure and financial sector development
Public governance
Its core purpose is to encourage policy makers to ask appropriate questions about their economy their institutions and their policy settings in order to identify priorities to develop an effective set of polices and to evaluate progress
The Framework was developed by a task force of officials from about 60 governments with participation by the world Bank and other international organisations, as well as business, trade union and civil society organisations
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Contents
Preamble
Part I. The Policy Framework for Investment
1. Investment policy
2. Investment promotion and facilitation
3. Trade policy
4. Competition policy
5. Tax policy
6. Corporate governance
7. Policies of promoting responsible business conduct
8. Human resource development
9. Infrastructure and financial sector development
10. Public governance
Part II. Annotations to the Policy Framework for Investment
1. Investment policy
2. Investment promotion and facilitation
3. Trade policy
4. Competition policy
5. Tax policy
6. Corporate governance
7. Policies of promoting responsible business conduct
8. Human resource development
9. Infrastructure and financial sector development
10. Public governance
POLICY FRAMEWORK FOR INVESTMENT
The objective of the Policy Framework for Investment is to mobilise private investment that supports economic growth and sustainable development It thus aims to contribute to the prosperity of countries and their citizens as well as to support the fight against poverty
Drawing on good practices from OECD and non-OECD countries the Framework proposes a set of questions for governments to consider in ten policy fields identified in the 2002 UN Monterrey Consensus on Financing for Development as critically important for the quality of a country's environment for investment including by small enterprises and foreign investors These are
Investment policy
Investment promotion and facilitation
Trade
Competition
Policies for promoting responsible business conduct
Human resource development
Infrastructure and financial sector development
Public governance
Its core purpose is to encourage policy makers to ask appropriate questions about their economy their institutions and their policy settings in order to identify priorities to develop an effective set of polices and to evaluate progress
The Framework was developed by a task force of officials from about 60 governments with participation by the world Bank and other international organisations, as well as business, trade union and civil society organisations
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