Implementation of the 2030 Agenda for Global Action offers an important vehicle to hasten this process, with its emphasis on policy interconnectedness, cohesiveness and coherence, plus cross-cutting policy approaches to achieving sustainable development. While many required interventions will be directly derived from trade-related actions, solutions must also be found through initiatives in specific economic sectors and policies on finance, the environment, education, training and the labour market. These countries confront specific developmental challenges that have been characterised by such tags as 'Small States. Small Problems?', ' Big Problems for Little Countries'. '