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Gender Dimension of Aid for Trade
Gender Sensitisation of Trade Policy in India
Entrepreneurial Development of Cooperative Federations in Guatemala
Support to Agricultural Sector Supply Chains in Mali
Capacity Building in Gender and Trade
ACCESS! Export Training for Women Entrepreneurs in Africa
Gender Mainstreaming: The Experience of SADC and Lessons Learnt
African Trade Policy Centre (ATPC) as Aid for Trade in Action on Gender Issues
Special Export Zones and its Pact on Women Workers in the Garment Manufacturing Industry in Andhra Pradesh
Integrating Gender into the National Export Strategy: A Case for Uganda
Gender and Trade Mechanisms in East Africa: The Customs Union
Women Informal Traders Transcending African Borders: Myths, Facts and Ways Forward
Gender and Diversity Programme Reaps Benefits for CGIAR
Aid for Trade: Resulting Lessons Learned from Trade Policy on Women
Talking to the Target Makes All the Difference
Women Economic Empowerment through Technology: Capacity Building and Right to Access of Information
Empowering Young Women in Trade Paradigms
Aid for Trade: Building Capacities for Linking Women with Export Markets
Pro-poor Horticultural Export Value Chains in Egypt
Banking on Women Pays Off: Creating Opportunities for Women Entrepreneurs
The League of Arab States (LAS) region could increase trade among its member states by 10% and create two million new jobs by removing obstacles to intra-regional trade, according to new research by ITC...
The economic empowerment of women is a critical factor to the achievement of development goals. That was the message from ITC’s Executive Director, Ms. Patricia Francis, during UNCTAD’s High-level Event on Women in Development on Monday 23 April, where panelists agreed that policies that support women in developing countries must be enacted...
Many small and developing countries have a rich cultural heritage and a living tradition of craftsmanship that their populations can draw on when creating artisanal products that will appeal to buyers abroad. Growing commercialization of the arts has...
Women represent half the global population, but they are almost invisible as suppliers to large procurement organizations. In developing countries like India, the majority of women workers are part of the unorganized sector making it difficult to track...
The Centre for African Women Economic Empowerment in Ethiopia (CAWEE), one of ITC's ACCESS! Focal Point institutions, recently developed a website to help bolster its efforts to promote female exporters in the country and in the African continent at large...
Women-owned businesses from around the world have made connections and formed relationships with multinational companies at the International Trade Centre (ITC)’s Women Vendors Exhibition and Forum in Chongqing, China.More than 250 women entrepreneurs...
ITC is working with partners to bring together women business owners from around the world and top-level executives from multinational companies for business matching and mentorship. The connections and learning experiences...
The International Trade Centre (ITC) is showcasing the success of women in the coffee industry as part of the celebration of the 100th Anniversary of International Women’s Day. The event on 8 March 2011 is hosted by WTO and ITC at the WTO....
Building a network of Pacific women in business. More than 50 Pacific business women from 14 Pacific nations and Timor Leste will gather in Port Vila, Vanuatu, later this month...
The United Kingdom and the International Trade Centre (ITC) have launched a new three year partnership to implement their common strategy on Aid for Trade, with a special focus on providing business development support to women traders in developing countries...