Economics & Development

Timor Leste tama ona ba etapa ekonomiku foun ida ne’ebé iha potensial transformativu. Produsaun minyak no gás husi kampu Bayu Undan remata ona, no agora nasaun iha responsabilidade boot atu harii fundasaun duradoura ba prosperidade ne’ebé bazeia iha empreza produtivu, esportasaun no forsa traballu iha kapasidade. Projetu Tasi Mane inklui dezenvolvimentu plantu gás natural liquefeitu kontinua sai prioridade estratéjiku nasional ho potensial atu sustenta rendimentu ba tempu naruk no reforça seguransa enerjétika, maski kontribuisaun fiskál sira husi projetu ida ne’e sei la bele haree klaru iha tempu médiu. Relatóriu Ekonomiku Timor Leste hosi edisaun ida ne’e hatudu katak nasaun hamutuk iha momentu krítiku ida. Timor Leste tama ASEAN iha tinan 2025 halo tuir aksesaun ba WTO iha tinan 2024, ne’ebé fornese plataforma oportunu atu acelera tranzisaun husi ekonomia dependente ba minyak ba ekonomia ne’ebé lidada husi produtividade, esportasaun no kapasidade umana. Esperiénsia internasionál hatudu katak tranzisaun hanesan ida ne’e bele susesu bainhira integrasaun rejionál sai motor ba reforma doméstika. Bainhira Timor Leste uza agora hela adesáun ba ASEAN hanesan plataforma reforma laós atu hein ba tempu oin, nasaun bele harii ekonomia ne’ebé mais kompetitivu, kria oportunidade serbisu, no asegura prosperidade duradoura ba futuru.

Moldova’s economy recovered in 2025 but the impacts of the conflict in the Middle East is expected to slow down growth in 2026. Fiscal and external deficits remain elevated, with inflation likely to rise again. Timely implementation of reforms and the investment plan have the potential to strengthen growth and generate jobs. Medium-term growth depends on resilience to geopolitical and energy shocks, and progress with European Union (EU) accession.

The report presents a regional diagnostic of disability-inclusive emergency preparedness and response across 38 countries. It assesses the extent to which disability inclusion is embedded in legal and policy frameworks, governance arrangements, financing, data systems, risk communication, preparedness measures, and response operations. The diagnostic draws on an extensive desk review, online surveys with organisations of persons with disabilities (OPDs) and disaster risk management (DRM) authorities, and a multistakeholder consultative workshop held on 17 December 2025. The analysis is grounded in a rights-based framework, aligned with the CRPD and the Sendai Framework, and, where possible, structured in line with the Peer Review programme - European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations.