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	Its web site is at http://www.oecd.org		Its web site is at http://www.oecd.org

			For more details see [[:Category:OECD]]


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	== Open Education Initiatives in OECD Countries ==		== Open Education Initiatives in OECD Countries ==

	~~See~~ [[OECD/OER]]		For a map see [[OECD/OER]]

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	~~For more details see [[:Category:OECD]]~~

			> [[Abbreviations]]

			> [[VISCED]]

	> [[~~Abbreviations~~]]		> [[POERUP]]

			>> [[Main Page]]

	[[Category:Global]]		[[Category:Global]]

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The OECD's members: changed table to list

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	The current '''{{#ask: [[Category:OECD]] \| format=count}}''' member countries of the OECD are:		The current '''{{#ask: [[Category:OECD]] \| format=count}}''' member countries of the OECD are:

	{{#ask: [[Category:OECD]] \| format=~~table~~}}		{{#ask: [[Category:OECD]] \| format=list}}

	=== History of OECD ===		=== History of OECD ===

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Reminder

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	In contrast to many other international organisations, becoming a member of the OECD is not something that is automatically open to applicant countries. The member countries of the Organisation, meeting in its governing body (the Council), decide whether a country should be invited to join the OECD and on what conditions. This decision is taken at the end of what might be called the accession process.		In contrast to many other international organisations, becoming a member of the OECD is not something that is automatically open to applicant countries. The member countries of the Organisation, meeting in its governing body (the Council), decide whether a country should be invited to join the OECD and on what conditions. This decision is taken at the end of what might be called the accession process.

			== Open Education Initiatives in OECD Countries ==

			See [[OECD/OER]]
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	For more details see [[:Category:OECD]]		For more details see [[:Category:OECD]]

Pbacsich: updated page and created dynamic total and list of OECD members

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updated page and created dynamic total and list of OECD members

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	== The OECD's members ==		== The OECD's members ==

	(sourced from ~~http~~://www.oecd.org/~~pages~~/~~0,3417,en_36734052_36761800_1_1_1_1_1,00~~.~~html~~)		(sourced from https://www.oecd.org/about/document/ratification-oecd-convention.htm)

	The 31 member countries of the OECD are:		The current '''{{#ask: [[Category:OECD]] \| format=count}}''' member countries of the OECD are:
	[[~~Australia~~]], [[Austria]], [[Belgium]], [[Canada]], [[Chile]], [[Czech Republic]], [[Denmark]], [[Finland]], [[France]], [[Germany]], [[Greece]], [[Hungary]], [[Iceland]], [[Ireland]], [[Italy]], [[Japan]], [[Korea]], [[Luxembourg]], [[Mexico]], the [[Netherlands]], [[New Zealand]], [[Norway]], [[Poland]], [[Portugal]], [[Slovak Republic]], [[Spain]], [[Sweden]], [[Switzerland]], [[Turkey]], [[United Kingdom]], [[United States]].
			{{#ask: [[Category:OECD]] \| format=table}}

			=== History of OECD ===

	Twenty of these countries became members on 14 December 1960, when the Convention establishing the organisation was signed. The others have joined over the years.		Twenty of these countries became members on 14 December 1960, when the Convention establishing the organisation was signed. The others have joined over the years.
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	In May 2007, OECD countries agreed to invite [[Chile]], [[Estonia]], [[Israel]], [[Russia]] and [[Slovenia]] to open discussions for membership of the Organisation and offered enhanced engagement, with a view to possible membership, to [[Brazil]], [[China]], [[India]], [[Indonesia]] and [[South Africa]]. The approval of so-called "road maps" in last December marks the start of accession talks with [[Chile]], [[Estonia]], [[Israel]], [[Russia]] and [[Slovenia]].		In May 2007, OECD countries agreed to invite [[Chile]], [[Estonia]], [[Israel]], [[Russia]] and [[Slovenia]] to open discussions for membership of the Organisation and offered enhanced engagement, with a view to possible membership, to [[Brazil]], [[China]], [[India]], [[Indonesia]] and [[South Africa]]. The approval of so-called "road maps" in last December marks the start of accession talks with [[Chile]], [[Estonia]], [[Israel]], [[Russia]] and [[Slovenia]].

	On 10 May 2010, OECD countries ~~[http://www.oecd.org/document/57/0,3343,en_2649_201185_45159737_1_1_1_1,00.html~~ agreed] (again) to invite Estonia, Israel and Slovenia to become members of the Organisation, paving the way for the Organisation’s membership to grow to 34 countries. Chile is now a full member.		On 10 May 2010, OECD countries agreed (again) to invite Estonia, Israel and Slovenia to become members of the Organisation, paving the way for the Organisation’s membership to grow to 34 countries. Chile is now a full member.

			OECD has [https://www.oecd.org/about/document/ratification-oecd-convention.htm now (2023) grown] to 38 members.


			=== Reminder ===

	In contrast to many other international organisations, becoming a member of the OECD is not something that is automatically open to applicant countries. The member countries of the Organisation, meeting in its governing body (the Council), decide whether a country should be invited to join the OECD and on what conditions. This decision is taken at the end of what might be called the accession process.		In contrast to many other international organisations, becoming a member of the OECD is not something that is automatically open to applicant countries. The member countries of the Organisation, meeting in its governing body (the Council), decide whether a country should be invited to join the OECD and on what conditions. This decision is taken at the end of what might be called the accession process.
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	[[Category:Global]]		[[Category:Global]]
	[[Category:Abbreviations]]		[[Category:Abbreviations]]

			[[Category:VISCED]]

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The OECD's members: added announcement of 10 May 2010 and noted that Chile is a member

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	In a Supplementary Protocol to the OECD Convention, the signatory states decided that the Commission of the European Community “shall participate in the work” of the Organisation. This participation goes well beyond that of a mere observer, and in fact gives the Commission quasi-Member status.		In a Supplementary Protocol to the OECD Convention, the signatory states decided that the Commission of the European Community “shall participate in the work” of the Organisation. This participation goes well beyond that of a mere observer, and in fact gives the Commission quasi-Member status.

	In May 2007, OECD countries agreed to invite [[Chile]], [[Estonia]], [[Israel]], [[Russia]] and [[Slovenia]] to open discussions for membership of the Organisation and offered enhanced engagement, with a view to possible membership, to [[Brazil]], [[China]], [[India]], [[Indonesia]] and [[South Africa]]. The approval of so-called "road maps" in last December marks the start of accession talks with [[Chile]], [[Estonia]], [[Israel]], [[Russia]] and [[Slovenia]].		In May 2007, OECD countries agreed to invite [[Chile]], [[Estonia]], [[Israel]], [[Russia]] and [[Slovenia]] to open discussions for membership of the Organisation and offered enhanced engagement, with a view to possible membership, to [[Brazil]], [[China]], [[India]], [[Indonesia]] and [[South Africa]]. The approval of so-called "road maps" in last December marks the start of accession talks with [[Chile]], [[Estonia]], [[Israel]], [[Russia]] and [[Slovenia]].

			On 10 May 2010, OECD countries [http://www.oecd.org/document/57/0,3343,en_2649_201185_45159737_1_1_1_1,00.html agreed] (again) to invite Estonia, Israel and Slovenia to become members of the Organisation, paving the way for the Organisation’s membership to grow to 34 countries. Chile is now a full member.

	In contrast to many other international organisations, becoming a member of the OECD is not something that is automatically open to applicant countries. The member countries of the Organisation, meeting in its governing body (the Council), decide whether a country should be invited to join the OECD and on what conditions. This decision is taken at the end of what might be called the accession process.		In contrast to many other international organisations, becoming a member of the OECD is not something that is automatically open to applicant countries. The member countries of the Organisation, meeting in its governing body (the Council), decide whether a country should be invited to join the OECD and on what conditions. This decision is taken at the end of what might be called the accession process.

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	The 30 member countries of the OECD are:		The 31 member countries of the OECD are:
	[[Australia]], [[Austria]], [[Belgium]], [[Canada]], [[Czech Republic]], [[Denmark]], [[Finland]], [[France]], [[Germany]], [[Greece]], [[Hungary]], [[Iceland]], [[Ireland]], [[Italy]], [[Japan]], [[Korea]], [[Luxembourg]], [[Mexico]], the [[Netherlands]], [[New Zealand]], [[Norway]], [[Poland]], [[Portugal]], [[Slovak Republic]], [[Spain]], [[Sweden]], [[Switzerland]], [[Turkey]], [[United Kingdom]], [[United States]].		[[Australia]], [[Austria]], [[Belgium]], [[Canada]], [[Chile]], [[Czech Republic]], [[Denmark]], [[Finland]], [[France]], [[Germany]], [[Greece]], [[Hungary]], [[Iceland]], [[Ireland]], [[Italy]], [[Japan]], [[Korea]], [[Luxembourg]], [[Mexico]], the [[Netherlands]], [[New Zealand]], [[Norway]], [[Poland]], [[Portugal]], [[Slovak Republic]], [[Spain]], [[Sweden]], [[Switzerland]], [[Turkey]], [[United Kingdom]], [[United States]].

	Twenty of these countries became members on 14 December 1960, when the Convention establishing the organisation was signed. The others have joined over the years.		Twenty of these countries became members on 14 December 1960, when the Convention establishing the organisation was signed. The others have joined over the years.

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			For more details see [[:Category:OECD]]


	> [[Abbreviations]]		> [[Abbreviations]]

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	In contrast to many other international organisations, becoming a member of the OECD is not something that is automatically open to applicant countries. The member countries of the Organisation, meeting in its governing body (the Council), decide whether a country should be invited to join the OECD and on what conditions. This decision is taken at the end of what might be called the accession process.		In contrast to many other international organisations, becoming a member of the OECD is not something that is automatically open to applicant countries. The member countries of the Organisation, meeting in its governing body (the Council), decide whether a country should be invited to join the OECD and on what conditions. This decision is taken at the end of what might be called the accession process.


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			> [[Abbreviations]]


	[[Category:Global]]		[[Category:Global]]
			[[Category:Abbreviations]]

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	In May 2007, OECD countries agreed to invite [[Chile]], [[Estonia]], [[Israel]], [[Russia]] and [[Slovenia]] to open discussions for membership of the Organisation and offered enhanced engagement, with a view to possible membership, to [[Brazil]], [[China]], [[India]], [[Indonesia]] and [[South Africa]]. The approval of so-called "road maps" in last December marks the start of accession talks with [[Chile]], [[Estonia]], [[Israel]], [[Russia]] and [[Slovenia]].		In May 2007, OECD countries agreed to invite [[Chile]], [[Estonia]], [[Israel]], [[Russia]] and [[Slovenia]] to open discussions for membership of the Organisation and offered enhanced engagement, with a view to possible membership, to [[Brazil]], [[China]], [[India]], [[Indonesia]] and [[South Africa]]. The approval of so-called "road maps" in last December marks the start of accession talks with [[Chile]], [[Estonia]], [[Israel]], [[Russia]] and [[Slovenia]].

	In contrast to many other international organisations, becoming a member of the OECD is not something that is automatically open to applicant countries. The member countries of the Organisation, meeting in its governing body (the Council), decide whether a country should be invited to join the OECD and on what conditions. This decision is taken at the end of what might be called the accession process		In contrast to many other international organisations, becoming a member of the OECD is not something that is automatically open to applicant countries. The member countries of the Organisation, meeting in its governing body (the Council), decide whether a country should be invited to join the OECD and on what conditions. This decision is taken at the end of what might be called the accession process.

			[[Category:Global]]

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	The 30 member countries of the OECD are:		The 30 member countries of the OECD are:
	[[Australia]], [[Austria]], [[Belgium]], [[Canada]], [[Czech Republic]], [[Denmark]], [[Finland]], [[France]], [[Germany]], [[Greece]], [[Hungary]], [[Iceland]], [[Ireland]], [[Italy]], [[Japan]], [[Korea]], [[Luxembourg]], [[Mexico]], the [[Netherlands]], [[New Zealand]], [[Norway]], [[Poland]], [[Portugal]], [[Slovak Republic]], [[Spain]], [[Sweden]], [[Switzerland]], [[Turkey]], [[United Kingdom]], [[United States.]]		[[Australia]], [[Austria]], [[Belgium]], [[Canada]], [[Czech Republic]], [[Denmark]], [[Finland]], [[France]], [[Germany]], [[Greece]], [[Hungary]], [[Iceland]], [[Ireland]], [[Italy]], [[Japan]], [[Korea]], [[Luxembourg]], [[Mexico]], the [[Netherlands]], [[New Zealand]], [[Norway]], [[Poland]], [[Portugal]], [[Slovak Republic]], [[Spain]], [[Sweden]], [[Switzerland]], [[Turkey]], [[United Kingdom]], [[United States]].

	Twenty of these countries became members on 14 December 1960, when the Convention establishing the organisation was signed. The others have joined over the years.		Twenty of these countries became members on 14 December 1960, when the Convention establishing the organisation was signed. The others have joined over the years.
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	In a Supplementary Protocol to the OECD Convention, the signatory states decided that the Commission of the European Community “shall participate in the work” of the Organisation. This participation goes well beyond that of a mere observer, and in fact gives the Commission quasi-Member status.		In a Supplementary Protocol to the OECD Convention, the signatory states decided that the Commission of the European Community “shall participate in the work” of the Organisation. This participation goes well beyond that of a mere observer, and in fact gives the Commission quasi-Member status.

	In May 2007, OECD countries agreed to invite Chile, Estonia, Israel, Russia and Slovenia to open discussions for membership of the Organisation and offered enhanced engagement, with a view to possible membership, to Brazil, China, India, Indonesia and South Africa. The approval of so-called "road maps" in last December marks the start of accession talks with Chile, Estonia, Israel, Russia and Slovenia.		In May 2007, OECD countries agreed to invite [[Chile]], [[Estonia]], [[Israel]], [[Russia]] and [[Slovenia]] to open discussions for membership of the Organisation and offered enhanced engagement, with a view to possible membership, to [[Brazil]], [[China]], [[India]], [[Indonesia]] and [[South Africa]]. The approval of so-called "road maps" in last December marks the start of accession talks with [[Chile]], [[Estonia]], [[Israel]], [[Russia]] and [[Slovenia]].

	In contrast to many other international organisations, becoming a member of the OECD is not something that is automatically open to applicant countries. The member countries of the Organisation, meeting in its governing body (the Council), decide whether a country should be invited to join the OECD and on what conditions. This decision is taken at the end of what might be called the accession process		In contrast to many other international organisations, becoming a member of the OECD is not something that is automatically open to applicant countries. The member countries of the Organisation, meeting in its governing body (the Council), decide whether a country should be invited to join the OECD and on what conditions. This decision is taken at the end of what might be called the accession process