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Government Sources by Subject: Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)
Introduction
The Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) is comprised of 33 member countries committed to democracy and the market economy.
OECD topic areas include:
- Development
- Economy
- Finance
- Governance
- Innovation
- Society
- Sustainability
You can expect to find the following types of information and/or publications from the OECD:
- Regular outlooks
- Annual overviews
- Comparative statistics
- Working papers
- Country surveys
Core Resources
- OECD iLibrary This link opens in a new windowSearch or browse all OECD content and choose to download titles or selected statistical data; 1998-present. View the OECD iLibrary resources for users.
- OECD DataOECD data on topics such as agriculture, development, finance, health, and many more.
- OECD Data ExplorerFind demographic, economic, environmental and social data for all OECD member countries as well as selected non-member economies. View data on a table and/or graph and easily compare indicators by country or year.
- OECD factbook : economic, environmental and social statistics (discontinued 2015)Find demographic, economic, environmental and social data for all OECD member countries as well as selected non-member economies. Also available in print. Incomplete holdings, last edition for 2015-2016.
Additional Resources
- OECD - Development Co-operation Directorate (DCD-DAC)Click on "Related data" to find "Total official and private flows" and "Country programmable Aid," filterable by country. This data is derived from OECD's broader data division.
OECD
Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development
"For a stronger, cleaner, fairer world economy."
Starting Points
- About OECDInformation about the OECD's history, mission, budget, members, and more.
- OECD - TopicsBrowse an alphabetical list by topic (aid, children, gender, etc.); choose a topic to find the source (publication and/or database) that gives the relevant statistics.