Trade strategies

Pakistan: Growth for rural advancement and sustainable progress (GRASP)
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Bianca
Last name
Cravenna
Email
bcravenna@intracen.org
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After the E-commerce and enterprise development training I attended, I made my business profile online, and have seen an excellent increase in customers. I have trained 8 women to run home based food delivery businesses as well.
After the E-commerce and enterprise development training I attended, I made my business profile online, and have seen an excellent increase in customers. I have trained 8 women to run home based food delivery businesses as well.
Faiza Yunus
Businesswoman
Recently the first ever women-run livestock market was held in rural Sindh, involving 400 women.
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ITC in the media

pakobserver
2 Dec 2021
The Express Tribune
2 Nov 2021
thenews
8 Nov 2021
brecorder
13 Dec 2021
thenews
25 Oct 2021
Dawn
26 Jan 2022
Pakistan Observer
10 Mar 2022
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Sustainable Development Goals

This project contributes to the following Sustainable Development Goals, as defined by the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.

<p>The Growth for Rural Advancement and Sustainable Progress (GRASP) programme contributes to the reduction of poverty through development of rural SMEs in the Sindh and Balochistan provinces of Pakistan. As such the programme contributes directly to the attainment of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.</p><p>GRASP will create gender inclusive employment and income opportunities in the rural areas through targeted support to both the public and private sectors. The programme is part of the focal sector &quot;Rural Development&quot; of the Multiannual Indicative Programme for Pakistan MIP: 2014-20. It will be implemented from 2019-2024.</p>

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B466
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Curaçao: National Export Strategy and Implementation Management
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First name
Anton
Last name
Said
Email
said@intracen.org
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Recipients

Sustainable Development Goals

This project contributes to the following Sustainable Development Goals, as defined by the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.

<p>Mainstream trade in Cura&ccedil;ao&apos;s economic planning, through the design and management of a National Export Strategy, with a view to better preparing and integrating the island into the multilateral trading system, strengthening SMEs competitiveness and trade/investment support institutions, and focusing on priority sectors and markets.</p>

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External ID
B896
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Vietnam: Trade Policy and Promotion Project
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First name
Marco
Last name
Aletti
Email
aletti@intracen.org
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Tapping into Vietnam’s export potential

Vietnam has experienced impressive economic and social growth and development and taken steps to attract private investment and improve its economic governance, including creating Free Trade Agreements to boost opportunities for small and medium businesses.

According to ITC estimates, Vietnam’s untapped export potential equals $138.4 billion. The largest gaps are in electronic equipment ($46.3 bn), apparel ($17.0 bn), and footwear ($11.3 bn).

Challenges to sustainable growth remain however, and ITC is working to reinforce Vietnam’s national export strategy, its business support organizations and its public-private dialogue. We hope to strengthen the domestic private sector, upgrade production, help integrate environmental sustainability and encourage inclusiveness.

Outcomes

 

National Export Strategy
 

Favourable conditions facilitate exports. The National Export Strategy will aim to create these conditions based on evidence, in coordination with the relevant ministries and in consultation with relevant private sector stakeholders.

Public Private Dialogue
 

By engaging and collaborating with the private sector thematically and financially, the Government of Vietnam will work to create enhanced, favourable, and sustainable trade conditions. The Government does this through its Public-Private Dialogue for Export Development.

Capacity Building
 

Dynamic Business Support Organizations (BSOs) can be the key to delivering needed services to small and medium enterprises to further their export opportunities and involvement in global value chains.

 

In the media

Bộ Công Thương
22 Nov 2021
Truyền hình Công Thương
22 Oct 2021
TXTTM và DL Đồng Tháp
22 Oct 2021
Vietnamplus
22 Oct 2021
Đảng cộng sản
22 Oct 2021
Công an Nhân dân
22 Oct 2021
Báo Hải Quân
22 Oct 2021
Báo đầu tư
22 Oct 2021
Ngân hàng phát triển Việt Nam
25 Oct 2021
VnEconomy
23 Oct 2021
An ninh thu đô
23 Oct 2021
The Sai Gon Times
23 Oct 2021
Vietnam News
22 Oct 2021
MOIT
22 Oct 2021
Vietnam Investment Review
25 Oct 2021
Embassy of Switzerland in Vietnam
22 Oct 2021
Government News
23 Oct 2021
VietnamPlus
27 Oct 2021
Vietnam Economic News
11 Nov 2021
TuoiTre Online
14 Oct 2022
Nhan Dan Online (The People Online)
14 Oct 2022
Công Thương Industry and Trade Magazine
14 Oct 2022
Nguoi Lao Dong Newspaper
14 Oct 2022
Vietnam Plus Newspaper
14 Oct 2022
Vietnam Economic News - MOIT
14 Oct 2022
Dang Cong San
14 Oct 2022
Bao Viet Securities News
14 Oct 2022
Doanh nghiệp
14 Oct 2022
Kiểm toán Nhà nước
14 Oct 2022
Thời báo Tài chính Việt Nam
14 Oct 2022
Công Thương Industry and Trade Magazine
14 Oct 2022
Recipients

Sustainable Development Goals

This project contributes to the following Sustainable Development Goals, as defined by the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.

<p>The Swiss Trade Policy and Promotion Project is a 4-year trade-related technical assistance project in Vietnam which aims to improve trade performance and international competitiveness of MSMEs through enhanced favorable framework condition for trade, public-private dialogue mechanisms, and a strengthened eco-system for dynamic trade promotion. Ultimately, it will contribute to sustainable and inclusive economic growth and poverty reduction in the country. Funded by SECO, ITC will facilitate the update of the national export strategy and the development of a &nbsp;Public-Private Dialogue platform for export development. Vietrade has been mandated to establish a Grants Fund for Business Support Organizations (BSOs) to support exporting SMEs.</p>

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External ID
B888
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Lesotho: National Trade Policy Implementation Programme and formulation of National Export Strategy Roadmap
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First name
Lida
Last name
Azatyan
Email
azatyan@intracen.org
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Recipients

Sustainable Development Goals

This project contributes to the following Sustainable Development Goals, as defined by the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.

<p>The project will provide the Ministry of Trade and Industry with advisory services and undertake quality control measures on the consolidated National Trade Policy to ensure alignment with the ITC approach of &ldquo;Trade Policy for Export Success&rdquo;; it will develop an implementation program for the National trade policy and formulate the National Export Strategy development roadmap.</p><p><br>The National Trade Policy will be used as a key reference to guide the country`s efforts in expanding productive capabilities in strategic export potential sectors. The strategy will therefore attempt to determine where Lesotho is as an exporting country and where it needs to be in order to achieve the socio-economic goals set out in the Vision 2020.</p>

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External ID
B808
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