OECDiin

OECD Ini is a collaborative initiative of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) that focuses on promoting investment in developing countries. The initiative aims to improve the investment climate in these countries, thereby attracting foreign direct investment (FDI) and supporting economic growth.

Launched in 2001, OECD Ini was designed to respond to the need for more effective investment promotion strategies in developing countries. The initiative brought together OECD member countries, non-OECD countries, and international organizations to share knowledge and best practices in investment promotion.

Key areas of focus for OECD Ini include investment policy, promotion, and facilitation. The initiative provides technical assistance and capacity building to developing countries to help them improve their investment climates, strengthen their institutions, and develop effective investment promotion strategies.

OECD Ini also works to promote investment in specific sectors, such as energy and infrastructure, and provides information and tools to help investors make informed decisions. The initiative operates through a number of channels, including workshops, conferences, and online platforms.

Overall, OECD Ini is an important vehicle for promoting investment in developing countries and supporting their economic development. By providing technical assistance, sharing best practices, and promoting investment, OECD Ini aims to contribute to the greater stability and prosperity of these countries.

OECD Ini is not a separate entity from the OECD but rather an initiative that is implemented within the organization. It reports to the OECD Committee for Investment, which is responsible for promoting investment and international cooperation on investment matters.