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KEY DELIVERABLES OF THE DPOA
The Doha Programme of Action (DPOA) identifies five key deliverables that will assist the Least Developed Countries (LDCs) in removing structural impediments to inclusive growth and sustainable development. They aim to close pervasive gaps in education, food security, investment for sustainable development and resilience to climate change and facilitate smooth graduation and transition out of the LDC category.
THE DPOA IS A CLEAR BLUEPRINT FOR THE INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY FOR WHAT NEEDS TO BE DONE BY ALL STAKEHOLDERS. IT CONSTITUTES CONCRETE DELIVERABLES AND COMMITMENTS TO BRING ABOUT TRANSFORMATIVE CHANGES IN THE LEAST DEVELOPED COUNTRIES
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ONLINE UNIVERSITY
To increase the provision of high-quality education, particularly in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) fields, and the diverse range of digital skills that LDCs need to cope with the demands of the 4th Industrial Revolution. The Online University can allow people in the LDCs to access educational opportunities that may not be available to them otherwise.
SUSTAINABLE GRADUATION SUPPORT FACILITY (IGRAD)
To ensure a smooth transition from the LDC category by assisting graduating countries to prepare for graduation and post-graduation sustainable development.
FOOD STOCKHOLDING MECHANISM
To enhance LDCs’ capacity to address food security by providing a buffer against food shortages and price volatility, thereby helping to increase food security in LDCs.
INVESTMENT SUPPORT CENTRE
To increase Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) flows towards LDCs, improving financing for sustainable development and bolstering the transformative potential of the private sector.
RESILIENCE BUILDING MECHANISM
To increase LDCs’ resilience to climate change through adaptation, early warning system improvement, and multi-stakeholder resilience-building measures. Such measures will support the ability of individuals, communities, and systems to withstand and recover from adverse shocks; build long-term resilience; and safeguard hard-won development gains.
For these deliverables to materialize, stronger partnerships at all levels are needed; partnerships essential to address global challenges and promote global cooperation and solidarity. These public goods will benefit all members of the global community and consequently, help foster a sense of shared responsibility and a commitment to working together to address shared challenges. Global cooperation is particularly important for LDCs, who often lack the resources and capacity required to tackle multiple challenges on their own.