Working Party on the Programme Plan and Programme Performance, eighty-first session

18 - 20 January 2021

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The Working Party will review the draft UNCTAD programme plan and performance information for the year 2022, part II of the proposed programme budget.

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Report of the Working Party on the Programme Plan and Programme Performance on its eighty-first session

Held at the Palais des Nations, Geneva, from 18 to 20 January 2021

(TD/B/WP/308) - 09 Feb 2021

Provisional agenda and annotations

(TD/B/WP/307) - 09 Nov 2020 - Agenda item 2

NOTIFICATION

07 Jan 2021

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KUDO Before Joining: Items required to prepare for the meeting and make the most of the presentation

14 Jan 2021

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KUDO Participant Interface: Features and cotrols for interaction between speakers and participants

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