UNCTAD's Advisory Services on Investment and Training (ASIT) is a web portal designed to help developing countries and economies in transition attract and benefit from FDI.

UNCTAD's Development Gateway Programme helps users to access information, publications, resources and training on sustainable development, as well as funding for innovative FDI projects and programmes.

The UNCTAD's Division on Investment, Technology and Enterprise DevelopmenT (DITE) is the focal point within the United Nations Secretariat for all matters related to FDI. The site offers links to publications such as the Investment Policy Reviews (IPRs), the World Investment Report (WIR) and the International Investment Agreements (IIAs).

Foreign Investment Advisory Service (FIAS) helps developing and  transition country governments design initiatives to attract FDI, advising on laws, policies, incentives, institutions, and strategies. The website offers the latest research papers in FDI.

International Finance Corporation (IFC) offers a wide variety of financial products to private sector investment projects in developing countries.

The International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) offers business news as well as an archive of legal and economic publications.

The Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency (MIGA) a member of the World Bank Group, is a multilateral risk mitigator promoting foreign direct investment into developing countries by insuring investors against political or noncommercial risk. MIGA also provides timely and essential information to investors and investment intermediaries through FDI.net  and PRI-Cente.

The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) website offers good sources for finance news and investment publications.

The World Bank's Rapid Response Unit provides a sampling of current learning opportunities on investment climate and corporate governance policy, private participation in infrastructure, and privatization transactions and policy. This is a website designed for developing country officials and practitioners.

The World Economic Forum (WEF) offers on its site the latest Competitiveness Reports and several discussion fora.

The Word Trade Organization (WTO) web makes available trade and investment-related legal documents and links to the  WTO Guide “Trading into the Future” as well as to the investment section of the WTO training package.