OECD OCDE

The OECD (Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development) is an intergovernmental organization established in 1961 and headquartered in Paris, France. With 38 member countries, its mission is to promote policies that enhance the economic and social well-being of people globally. The OECD aims for sustainable economic growth, employment, and improved living standards while fostering financial stability. The organization serves as a platform for governments to share experiences and coordinate national policies through evidence-based analysis and recommendations. It develops international standards across various policy areas, including economic performance, education, and environmental practices. The OECD engages in multilateral dialogue and peer reviews, collaborating with groups like the G7 and G20, and works closely with business, labor unions, and civil society to incorporate diverse perspectives into its policy initiatives. Its research, statistical data, and policy recommendations support member governments and other stakeholders in making informed decisions for sustainable development.