ITC provides a wealth of information and resources on trade for businesses in developing countries. The tools below (some of them joint projects with other organisations, such as the WTO, UNCTAD, World Bank Group, are intended to explore and facilitate trade with other countries.
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We provide tailored support, aligned with national objectives, to grow trade opportunities for micro, small and medium businesses in developing countries.
This course introduces a variety of topics related to digital goods (also known as “DG”), their characteristics and their implications for a company’s marketing strategy.
This course introduces a variety of topics related to digital goods (also known as “DG”), their characteristics and their implications for a company’s marketing strategy.
This course introduces a variety of topics related to digital goods (also known as “DG”), their characteristics and their implications for a company’s marketing strategy.
This course introduces a variety of topics related to digital goods (also known as “DG”), their characteristics and their implications for a company’s marketing strategy.
This course introduces a variety of topics related to digital goods (also known as “DG”), their characteristics and their implications for a company’s marketing strategy.
This course introduces a variety of topics related to digital goods (also known as “DG”), their characteristics and their implications for a company’s marketing strategy.
This course introduces a variety of topics related to digital goods (also known as “DG”), their characteristics and their implications for a company’s marketing strategy.
This course introduces a variety of topics related to digital goods (also known as “DG”), their characteristics and their implications for a company’s marketing strategy.
This course introduces a variety of topics related to digital goods (also known as “DG”), their characteristics and their implications for a company’s marketing strategy.
This course explores effective ways in which TVET institutions can leverage the expertise of employers and other local stakeholders such as government institutions, trade unions, or even former students to ensure that their training courses actually help their graduates find work.