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Solomon Islands graduation status
Solomon Islands is scheduled to graduate on 13 December 2027 (see the General Assembly resolutions here: graduation; extension of the preparatory period).
- More information on the process here.
- More information on suggested action to prepare for graduation here.
Solomon Islands' LDC Profile (CDP website) (includes CDP reports, ECOSOC and General Assembly resolutions, Solomon Islands' performance against the graduation criteria, ex ante assessment on the impacts of graduation, vulnerability profile, country statements to the CDP and CDP monitoring reports)
Other resources:
- Solomon Islands and the EIF
- Solomon Islands and UNCDF
- Solomon Islands profile at UNCTADStat
- Solomon Islands and the EU's GSP (GSP Hub); The EU - Pacific States Interim Economic Partnership Agreement
- Joint UN Workshop in Support of Solomon Islands' Graduation from the LDC Category (17-18 October 2019)
Documents on Solomon Islands
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Inclusive Digital Economy Scorecard (UNCDF) The Inclusive Digital Economy Scorecard (IDES) is a strategic performance and policy tool that has been developed to support countries in better understanding and monitoring the status of their digital transformation, with a view to helping them make it more inclusive. |
Productive capacity, structural transformation, technology, innovation | 02 August 2023 |
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Least Developed Countries (LDCs) in the Asia-Pacific region have generally demonstrated socioeconomic progress over the past decades, despite being among the most vulnerable and structurally disadvantaged countries. |
LDC graduation and smooth transition | 30 September 2022 |
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CDP Monitoring Reports - Solomon Islands The Solomon Islands continues to meet the GNI and HAI criteria and is making slow but steady progress on both indicators. |
LDC graduation and smooth transition | 28 February 2022 |
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Smooth transition for graduating LDCs under the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism 4 May 2021. Daniel Gay. It is widely accepted that least developed countries (LDCs) leaving the category need special measures to smooth the transition. The next graduates include Bangladesh, Bhutan, Lao PDR and Solomon Islands, but others will soon follow. |
Trade | 04 May 2021 |
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Yes, the internet now allows — some of — us to digitally crisscross the globe. |
Productive capacity, structural transformation, technology, innovation | 10 March 2020 |
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Improved assistance measures for graduated and graduating least developed countries for the achievement of agenda 2030 (CDP Policy Review No. 9) LDC graduation has become an increasingly important issue in the international development agenda. Meeting graduation eligibility is a major goal of the Istanbul Plan of Action for the Least Developed Countries for the decade 201-2020 (IPoA). |
LDC graduation and smooth transition | 30 September 2019 |
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Developing productive capacities is key for least developed countries (LDCs), and developing countries in general, to overcome their development challenges. |
Productive capacity, structural transformation, technology, innovation | 01 April 2018 |
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Productive Capacity and Trade in the Solomon Islands (CDP Background Paper No. 31) Economic growth, environmental sustainability and human development in the Solomon Islands have lagged much of the Pacific region since independence in 1978. |
Trade | 20 June 2016 |
Photo UN/Eskinder Debebe