Draft plan of action for the information society in Latin America and the Caribbean (eLAC2015)

This is the version of the draft Plan of Action eLAC2015 agreed upon at the regional preparatory conference for the third Ministerial Conference on the Information Society in Latin America and the Caribbean, held in Montevideo on 23 and 24 September 2010, incorporating editorial changes made by ECLAC.

Report of the Joint Meeting of the SIDS Bureau and the Inter-Agency Collaborative Group

Summary An account of the proceedings of the meeting which discussed the following agenda items: report on regional implementation of the SIDS POA; status of regional projects for submission to the meeting of prospective donors and representatives of Small Island Developing States; the regional position on UNDP compendium of project proposals; status of consultations with CARIFORUM and the EU; budget for the regional co-ordinating mechanism and consultation; preparation for the Special Session on the UN General Assembly (UNGASS); to discuss the SIDS plan of action; and a Ministerial meeting on SIDS POA implementation.

Global economic developments, 1999

Includes bibliography

Special and differential treatment in the FTAA

Includes bibliography

Trade, environment and development: implications for Caribbean countries

Includes bibliography

Advancing gender equality in the Caribbean: legislative approaches to sex discrimination

Includes bibliography

Global economic developments, 2000-2001

Includes bibliography

Incorporation of special and differential treatment in international trade agreements and the implications for Caribbean economies

Includes bibliography

United States-Latin America and the Caribbean: trade developments 2003

Includes bibliography

Comercio y medio ambiente en la Organización Mundial del Comercio

Incluye Bibliografía

The Hong Kong Conference: An assessment

The Sixth WTO Ministerial Conference in Hong Kong achieved the goals that had been set by Pascal Lamy when he assumed his new responsibilities as Director General of WTO in September 2005: a stocktaking meeting and the setting of guidelines for completing the work of the Doha Round in 2006.

Transporte en el Siglo XXI: una visión para la integración

Entre el 14 y el 16 de diciembre de 1998, se llevó a cabo, en Nueva Orleans, Lousiana, Estados Unidos, la Tercera Reunión Hemisférica de Ministros de Transporte, bajo el lema Transporte en el Siglo XXI: Una Visión para la Integración. Participaron los Ministros y jefes de delegaciones de 33 países de las Américas, representantes de varios organismos internacionales y del sector empresarial del Continente.La presente edición del Boletín entrega el texto completo de la Declaración Ministerial.

Seguimiento y perspectivas de las negociaciones en la OMC: de Ginebra, julio 2005, a Hong-Kong, diciembre 2005

La presente edición del BoletínFAL entrega una visión panorámica de las actuales negociaciones comerciales enla OMC, próximas a enfrentar la VI Conferencia Ministerial del organismo enHong-Kong. La reducción de expectativas sobre los alcances en ese encuentro,producto de los escasos avances en temas críticos -como la liberalización delsector agrícola-, amplía los desafíos para alcanzar un cierre de la Ronda deDoha durante el año 2006. Los gobiernos de la región tienen un papel dentrodel curso que pueda tomar este proceso. Detalles adicionales sobre el desarrollo de éstastareas pueden verse en el capítulo II del Panorama de la InserciónInternacional de América Latina y el Caribe, 2004.

Port modernization: a pyramid of interrelated challenges

This is the name of the course presented by ECLAC's Transport Unit in range of countries in four continents for ministerial and port authorities, transport companies, exporters, importers and trade unions.

Transportation in the 21st century: a vision for integration

The Third Western Hemisphere Transportation Ministerial meeting was held in New Orleans, Lousiana, United States, from 14 to 16 December 1998, under the theme Transportation in the 21st Century: A Vision for Integration. The meeting was attended by Ministers and heads of delegations from 33 countries of the Americas, representatives of various international organizations and business sector of the Continent. The current issue of the Bulletin provides the complete text of the Ministerial Declaration. For additional information, contact José María Rubiato: e-mail jrubiato@eclac.cl