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10 May 2022 - Annette Ssemuwemba

Cracking the code on a thriving partnership

The 2022 Evaluation of the EIF recognises that one of the key principles at the heart of the success of the EIF model is partnership. Here is what we have learned about partnerships:

5 May 2022 - Ratnakar Adhikari

The war in Ukraine could bring economies of poorest countries on brink of catastrophe

The impact of the war in Ukraine on food and fuel prices will weaken economies already battered by the COVID-19 pandemic and climate-related disasters.

14 April 2022

Introducing the EIF Evaluation Report Series

The partnership of the Enhanced Integrated Framework (EIF) has recently undertaken an evaluation of the initiative, from the birth of the EIF from the original Integrated Framework to late 2021.

12 October 2021 - Marie-France Boucher

Raising the profile of trade in least developed countries

Trade is key to sustainable development and growth. This knowledge can spur action from governments and businesses, but only if the word gets out.

28 September 2021 - Helen Castell

New index suggests productive capacities should be priority at LDC5

A United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) report on findings from its Productive Capacities Index (PCI) h

27 July 2021 - Deanna Ramsay

Can domestic tourism lay the groundwork for something bigger in Comoros and Djibouti?

In some least developed countries, COVID-19 causing a shift in tourism plans Lake Assal. The Moucha-Maskali Islands. Lake Abbé. Heard of them?

13 July 2021 - Helen Castell Violeta Gonzalez Behar

Narrowing the trade finance gap for LDCs

The Covid-19 pandemic has exacerbated the challenges Least Developed Countries (LDCs) face in accessing vital trade finance, as many have seen their local dollar liquidity shrink while foreign banks take a dimmer - and not always accurate - view of emerging market risk.

29 June 2021 - James Ellsmoor

How LDCs can reset policy to attract more FDI

For SIDS and LDCs, tapping into the remote working revolution requires internet infrastructure

18 May 2021 - Helen Castell

UNCTAD LDC Report: putting productive capacities first

Expanding and diversifying productive capacities will better position least developed countries (LDCs) to tap the financing and e-trade opportunities that will underpin their Covid-19 recovery. This was a recurrent theme in the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) Least Developed Countries Report 2020, which cautioned however that the international community must first rally with resources, policy space and better international support measures.

11 May 2021 - Deanna Ramsay

On support for global trade in Africa, today

A pandemic. Development hurdles. Structural impediments. What is there for least developed countries in Africa to improve trade?

4 May 2021 - Deanna Ramsay

Delving deep into trade priorities for least developed countries

Tourism, apparel and sustainable development strategies are covered in new series of policy briefs from the Enhanced Integrated Framework

27 April 2021 - Helen Castell

Action plan for increasing LDCs’ share of blended finance

Least developed countries (LDCs) receive only 6% of the private finance mobilized globally through blended finance, and even then funds are concentrated in a handful of LDCs while ‘last mile’ countries, sectors and businesses miss out.

13 April 2021 - Violeta Gonzalez Behar

How West Africa’s cashew companies have weathered the COVID-19 crisis

Originally published by the OECD on 4th March.

25 March 2021 - Violeta Gonzalez Behar Michelle Kovacevic

New Insight briefs reveal how COVID-19 will impact Aid for Trade - and how LDCs can take advantage of innovating financing to support trade

The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted trade in the world’s least developed countries (LDCs) in a myriad of ways – from the complete collapse of tourism in some LDCs, to the rise of e-commerce opportunities in others. It’s also expected to impact donor country aid budgets for many years to come.

17 March 2021 - Helen Castell

Aid for Trade: time to take stock of Covid-19’s impact

A year into Covid-19 being declared a global pandemic, this month’s Aid for Trade stocktaking event, organized by the Development Division of the World Trade Organization (WTO), offers a timely opportunity to assess impact on developing and least developed countries’ (LDC) trade needs, discuss how to make the recovery sustainable and mobilize financing where it is needed most.

18 February 2021 - Aadesh Subedi

Rising heat and snow-bare peaks chill Nepal's mountain economy

Originally published by Thomson Reuters Foundation, Tuesday, 9 February 2021 03:30 GMT

9 February 2021 - Simon Hess

On monitoring trade results in the least developed countries

Seeing impacts in a complicated trade landscape requires learning and adapting

4 February 2021 - Emeline Wuilbercq

Pay cuts and forced overtime: COVID-19 takes heavy toll on Ethiopia's garment workers

Originally published by Thompson Reuters Foundation News on 22 December 2020

26 January 2021 - Deanna Ramsay

With trade aims, Guinea looking to address agricultural potential

Guinea trying out south-south cooperation venture with Tunisia Trade in Guinea today centres mostly around the export of gold and bauxite, which is used to create aluminum. The country has the world’s largest deposits of the red rock, and aluminum prices are increasing.

21 October 2020 - Dr. Claudia Sobrevila

Journey back to recovery – Resources to develop tourism sustainably

Originally published by the World Bank on 1st October 2020

14 October 2020 - Jenny Larsen

What industrialization means for well-being – and why it matters

Originally published by the United Nations Industrial Development Organization on 17 September 2020

23 September 2020 - Patrick Göttner

An island of (trade) knowledge – Samoa Trade Information Portal

New site making life easier for traders

9 September 2020 - Deanna Ramsay

Study offers tips for Equatorial Guinea’s trade enhancement

From a focus on fisheries to WTO membership, analysis of the country’s economic situation offers ways to move forward

7 September 2020 - Stephanie Barrientos Charlotte Pallangyo

Building back equitably: Spotlight on women workers in global value chains

Women workers in global value chains have been disproportionately affected by COVID-19.

2 September 2020 - Violeta Gonzalez Behar Toyin Abiodun

Cooperatives help cross border traders stay in business during COVID-19

Originally published by THOMSON REUTERS FOUNDATION NEWS on 18 August 2020

31 August 2020 - Enhanced Integrated Framework (EIF)

Paying tribute to Mali's Mohamed Sidibé

In honor of former Enhanced Integrated Framework National Coordinator in Mali

26 August 2020 - Michelle Kovacevic

The evolution of Quality Infrastructure in the Caribbean

Like the Pacific, independence from colonialism is what kickstarted the development of Quality Infrastructure in the Caribbean.

26 August 2020 - Michelle Kovacevic

Pacific island countries band together to increase export quality

Trade ministers in the Pacific approve the region’s first strategic framework on quality infrastructure

17 August 2020 - UNCTAD

Ugandan ecommerce platforms power recovery from COVID-19 crisis

Partnerships with development agencies and government efforts to boost the digital economy are helping soften the economic blow of the pandemic.

15 July 2020 - UNCTAD

Cambodia’s digital startups help blunt economic impact of COVID-19

An uptick in business, especially in the delivery of food and essential items, is enhancing resilience in the wake of the crisis.

2 July 2020 - Candice White

Making trade facilitation gender sensitive

New tool offers actions to tackle the barriers to trade that women face

25 June 2020 - Global Shea Alliance

Seeing the silver lining in shea - Kora’s story

Shea is critical to the income of rural communities, and a new effort across four shea-producing countries in West Africa is looking to boost those incomes

23 June 2020 - Anna Spenceley

COVID-19 and tourism in Africa’s protected areas: Impacts and recovery needs

COVID-19 has led to a steep decline in business for operators in protected areas, coupled with a substantial drop in future booking requests.

10 June 2020 - UNCTAD

Kiribati sets sights on overcoming hurdles to ecommerce

Digital solutions implemented to combat the spread of COVID-19 give fresh impetus to efforts to harness the development gains of ICT and ecommerce.

9 June 2020 - Michelle Kovacevic

Fragile countries call for cooperation in battle against COVID-19

Pandemic response highlights resilience of already-fragile countries

8 June 2020 - Michelle Kovacevic

Tourism and COVID-19: An opportunity to rebuild better

Halting of travel devastating sector that is a key driver of growth in the world’s poorest countries

2 June 2020 - Michelle Kovacevic

Creating a strong investment climate in the wake of COVID-19

Supply chains are vulnerable, but there is also promise in new sectors for least developed countries

28 May 2020 - UNCTAD

Tanzania, Malawi prepare to reap benefits of digital economy

UNCTAD has assessed the state of play in the two countries and identified policy actions required to harness ecommerce for development.

26 May 2020 - Deanna Ramsay

How does graduation from least developed country status change a nation’s trade prospects?

New report dives into the details of shifting treatment, export markets and more

5 May 2020 - UNCTAD

Senegal's ecommerce sector helps country cope with COVID-19

Trade ministry fast-tracks measures to ease access to essential goods and services during the pandemic.

21 April 2020 - Deanna Ramsay

What are least developed countries doing in response to COVID-19?

A roundup of recent news on the global pandemic, covering issues facing some of the world’s poorest countries – and what they are doing

16 April 2020 - Deanna Ramsay

Beauty in diversity: How can trade support Timor-Leste’s graduation from least developed country status?

On Timor-Leste’s development progress, and what remains to be done

1 April 2020 - Théo Mbise Visvanathan Subramaniam

COVID-19, least developed countries and financial support

What are international institutions pledging in the wake of the pandemic?

24 March 2020 - Deanna Ramsay

What’s happening with COVID-19 in LDCs?

A compendium of recent news on the global pandemic and what some of the world’s poorest countries are doing

4 February 2020 - Katia Karousakis Shunta Yamaguchi

Trade policy and the post-2020 global biodiversity framework

Mainstreaming biodiversity across economic sectors is a key issue to be discussed at the CBD COP15 in China in 2020, where the post-2020 global biodiversity framework is due to be agreed upon.

23 January 2020 - Deanna Ramsay

Chad aiming for export diversification, and with that stability

Country is addressing its fragility through renewed efforts to stimulate economy

14 January 2020 - Daniel Gay

Leaving no one behind: New help for graduating least developed countries (Part I)

Following rapid progress, up to 12 LDCs may leave the category in coming years. The countries involved include up to a quarter of the total LDC population.

8 January 2020 - UNCTAD

Tuvalu lays ecommerce groundwork to spur development

UNCTAD's assessment identifies available opportunities and barriers to overcome for e-commerce to flourish in the country.

12 December 2019 - Enhanced Integrated Framework (EIF) International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI)

Is African agriculture waking up?

New report delves into the trade data on agriculture on the continent, finding positive trends, points of concern and suggestions for the future

30 November 2019 - Sarah McIvor Sejal Patel

Learning from least developed countries on effective climate adaptation and resilience

Some of the key elements characterising effective adaptation and resilience to climate change are a long-term perspective, coordinated and coherent action, and a socially just and inclusive approach.

25 November 2019 - Sofie H. Flensborg

Trade in wildlife as a pathway to sustainable development in poor countries – critical assumptions

Well-managed trade in wild animals and plants can contribute to the conservation of the species.

20 November 2019 - Trudi Hartzenberg

The AfCFTA – a free trade area and a flagship project of the African Union

Despite impressive progress in the negotiations, it is still not possible to trade under the AfCFTA as the negotiations of preferential tariff concessions and rules of origin have not been completed.

14 November 2019 - Rolf Traeger

Weak development of LDC productive capacities leads to foreign deficits and external financing dependence

Least developed countries (LDCs) have traditionally recorded persistent trade deficits.

7 November 2019 - Chidi Oguamanam

The partnership imperative for African innovation in the fourth industrial revolution

The entrepreneurial uptake of computer technology and the entrenchment of digitisation have made Africa a demonstrable source of intellectual power in the digital sphere.

30 October 2019 - Enhanced Integrated Framework (EIF)

EIF covering environment, 4IR and global trade climate in new analyses

The Enhanced Integrated Framework’s Trade for Development News is launching a new series of articles focusing on three major trade conversations happening today.

29 October 2019 - Michelle Kovacevic

Change in mindset sees Vanuatu become rising star of economic development

Vanuatu became a member of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) back in 2012, and has made immense economic progress.

24 October 2019 - Daniel F. Robinson Margaret Raven

Ethical trade in natural products based on traditional knowledge

There are examples of sustainable, fair and ethical trade in products based on natural, biological resources and traditional knowledge.

8 October 2019 - Dale Honeck Susan Snyman

How can we protect African biodiversity via LDC ecotourism?

Solutions, pitfalls and priorities to stimulate ecotourism, preserve wildlife and develop, sustainably

30 September 2019 - Fabrizio Meliadò Parkhi Vats Kris Terauds Matthias Knappe

Unlocking the hidden value of cotton by-products in African least developed countries

Investment mobilization and technology transfers could increase incomes, and enable value addition

9 September 2019 - Deanna Ramsay

Anne Kabahuma Kalinzi: Pushing for local handicrafts, readying for global business

Empowerment and markets are on this Ugandan woman’s agenda

3 September 2019 - Cécile de Gardelle Deanna Ramsay

How can developing countries seize returns from the fourth industrial revolution?

Without action, one out of every four people living in LDCs will be offline due to the lack of digital skills

13 August 2019 - Michelle Kovacevic

New WTO research puts spotlight on natural disasters and trade

How can countries use trade to promote resilience?

8 August 2019 - Enhanced Integrated Framework (EIF)

Aid for Trade & LDCs Magazine

In this issue: "Tentative steps to implementation of the Trade Facilitation Agreement in least developed countries", "Economic diversification: Why trade matters", and "Fisheries subsidies negotiations: What is at stake for least developed countries?"

1 August 2019 - UNCTAD

Lesotho ready to channel its growth to go digital

New report on Lesotho shows how the small, mountainous nation could unlock its digital market to diversify its economy.

27 June 2019 - Anabel González

Three trade challenges for least developed countries to converge and eradicate poverty

The current trading environment is inadequately supportive to contribute to growth, boost incomes, create jobs through new market access opportunities and reduce poverty.

27 June 2019 - Karl P. Sauvant

How can foreign direct investment fulfil its development potential in least developed countries?

To help meet the investment needs of the future, foreign direct investment (FDI) flows have to increase substantially.

25 June 2019 - Marianne Musumeci Kaori Miyamoto

Strengthening the gender dimension of aid for trade in the least developed countries

Aid for trade can support women’s economic empowerment, which is key to sustainable development.

19 June 2019 - Dan Ciuriak Maria Ptashkina

A strategy to leverage the digital transformation for development

The digital transformation provides developing economies new opportunities to leapfrog industrial age infrastructure, to draw on the vast knowledge spillovers from the internet, to take advantage of new markets offered by digital platforms and to exploit production possibilities enabled by digital technologies.

17 June 2019 - Luisa Bernal

For trade development, shifting from fragility to resilience

The relative importance of trade and the degree of export concentration are higher than average in fragile least developed countries (LDCs).

13 June 2019 - Aussama Bejraoui Frans Lammersen Justine Lan

Aid for trade, economic diversification and empowerment in the least developed countries

Economic diversification and empowerment are essential for achieving the Sustainable Development Goals; they also embody the rationale behind the Aid for Trade Initiative.

11 June 2019 - David Luke Heini Suominen

The African Continental Free Trade Area: Dawn of a new era

The African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) will transform the way Africa trades, with intra-African trade expected to increase by 15-25 per cent, and the boost to trade in industrial goods accelerating diversification of Africa’s economies.

4 June 2019 - Ian Gillson Pierre Sauvé

Economic diversification: Why trade matters

Economic diversification is a key element of development in which a country moves to a more diverse production structure, scaling-up resilience to external shocks and providing a path for equitable growth.

29 May 2019 - Alice Tipping Tristan Irschlinger

Fisheries subsidies negotiations: What is at stake for least developed countries?

Fisheries are a crucial source of animal protein, livelihoods and export earnings for many developing countries, including several least developed countries.

21 May 2019 - Fabrice Lehmann

Tentative steps to implementation of the Trade Facilitation Agreement in least developed countries

Agreement provides least developed countries with novel provisions, with consultation needs taking centre stage

14 May 2019 - Lisa Cornish

What to expect from WTO's 2019 Global Review of Aid for Trade

See what lies ahead at the biennial Aid for Trade event in July 2019

23 April 2019 - Deanna Ramsay

For LDC exporters and EU importers, getting back to origins

Digital system set to streamline procedures for trade from LDCs to the EU

8 March 2019 - Deanna Ramsay

Over 10 years, working with and for trade development in LDCs

Addressing trade in its many forms, EIF partnership creating sustainable impacts

20 February 2019 - Deanna Ramsay

Aiming for major trade outcomes, EIF launches Strategic Plan 2019-2022

Aligned with the Global Goals, plan has elevated efforts and new targets

29 October 2018 - Enhanced Integrated Framework (EIF)

EIF's 2017 Annual Report

The results of the Enhanced Integrated Framework in 2017

26 October 2018 - Sainabou Taal

In fast-evolving trade landscape, addressing the structural challenges

WTO’s Aid for Trade programme putting a spotlight on LDCs

3 October 2018 - Deanna Ramsay

Information on new product requirements for LDCs – now direct to your inbox

ePing platform helping countries keep track of assorted requirements, transforming communication and comment

3 October 2018 - Frans Lammersen Aussama Bejraoui

What’s going on with Aid for Trade in the Least Developed Countries

Funding for aid for trade in LDCs is increasing – find out how much, from who, and where investments are going

17 September 2018 - Deanna Ramsay

Minding the gaps between field and marketplace

Strategic alliances and alignments are key to making trade in agriculture work, for all

12 September 2018 - Enhanced Integrated Framework (EIF)

Exploring the agriculture and trade nexus in Africa

A multimedia collection from the Enhanced Integrated Framework (EIF)

12 September 2018 - Enhanced Integrated Framework (EIF)

Agriculture & Trade Magazine

In some of the most impoverished countries in the world, agriculture is the backbone of the economy

8 August 2018 - Justine Namara Deanna Ramsay

Making ecommerce connections in the Pacific

Geographical barriers, including isolation from main markets, have resulted in issues for Vanuatu to access international networks and grow its businesses

6 August 2018

Taking trade online

What do a mountainous landlocked country, a post-war African nation, and three small island developing states have in common?

19 July 2018 - Enhanced Integrated Framework (EIF)

Infographic: Vanuatu eTrade Readiness Assessment

The Government has shown a strong interest in adopting economic and social policies that can facilitate the development of the Internet economy, of which e-commerce is one segment. Unlocking its potential will also reduce distance to markets, reduce “sealockedness” and enable Vanuatu to leapfrog certain barriers associated with physical trade

19 July 2018 - Enhanced Integrated Framework (EIF)

Infographic: Solomon Islands eTrade Readiness Assessment

The current low use of ecommerce in Solomon Islands belies significant potential for the sector to grow swiftly and make economic and socioeconomic contributions to the country

8 June 2018 - Enhanced Integrated Framework (EIF)

Infographic: Highlights from the Nepal Trade Integration Study (NTIS)

Study identifies priority sectors for impact

8 June 2018 - Michelle Kovacevic Mbaye Ndiaye

Study provides roadmap for Mauritania’s diversification

A study published two years ago — the Diagnostic Trade Integration Study (DTIS) update — has helped to push forward the Islamic Republic of Mauritania’s reform agenda, by providing a roadmap for how the small African and Arab country can strategically diversify its exports to grow its wealth and reduce poverty

7 June 2018 - Enhanced Integrated Framework (EIF)

Women & Trade Magazine

In this issue: "Samoa's coconuts go global," "Taking female-led businesses from local to global," and "Women at the helm of Senegal's mango industry"

14 May 2018 - Elena Immambocus

Driving safe trade solutions worldwide

A new book on sanitary and phytosanitary gaps from the Standards and Trade Development Facility (STDF) highlights ways to support farmers, processors, traders and governments in developing countries to access global markets

25 April 2018 - WTO

WTO reports improved notification of preferential rules of origin for Least Developed Countries

Those countries granting preferences to LDC imports often condition the benefits on the imports meeting minimum "LDC content" as set out under their rules of origin schemes

18 April 2018 - Deanna Ramsay

Five things to know about Least Developed Countries and ecommerce

New tech uses present challenges – and a host of opportunities – for the world’s poorest countries

9 April 2018 - Lynsey Grosfield

Intra-African trade gets streamlined: What does this mean for Least Developed Countries?

Forty-four African countries have signed on to an African Continental Free Trade Agreement (AfCFTA), twenty-eight of which are among the world’s Least Developed Countries (LDCs)

9 March 2018 - Deanna Ramsay

New market creating fresh connections in Lesotho

Just-launched facility offers state-of-the-art services, and promises to boost business

8 March 2018 - Stacy Corneau

Six key factors in formalizing artisanal and small-scale mining

Working in artisanal and small-scale mining (ASM)—informal mining activities carried out using minimal technology or machinery—provides livelihoods for millions of people

3 March 2018 - Michelle Kovacevic

Changes needed to Tanzania’s business environment, study says

A new study for Tanzania — the Diagnostic Trade Integration Study (DTIS) update — highlights opportunities for developing and improving trade opportunities for Tanzanian businesses and investors.

21 February 2018 - Sainabou Taal

Small country, big future: A Trade Policy Review of The Gambia, at-a-glance

The WTO's Trade Policy Review of The Gambia, taking place within the first year of the new administration, was an opportune time to reflect on the state of the economy and deliberate on the type of policies and actions that could help the country better participate in global trade

17 February 2018 - Enhanced Integrated Framework (EIF)

Trade for Development News: Launch Edition

Download the first print edition of Trade for Development News!

13 February 2018 - Michelle Kovacevic

Righting a raw deal for Burkina Faso’s cashew processors

Burkina Faso's cashew sector has been re-made, as a matter of national priority.

24 January 2018 - UNCTAD

Benin cassava flour makers seek Geographical Indication

Two dozen Beninese women making a unique type of garri flour sign up to a new code of practice to better market their product and boost incomes

23 January 2018

Comorian vanilla and clove exporters secure financing with ITC help

Project strengthens value chains of vanilla, clove and ylang ylang in the Union of the Comoros Originally posted at ITC News

19 January 2018 - Michelle Kovacevic

Coordinating on trade in Vanuatu

On 29 May 2012 Willie Luen was preparing to emcee one of the most important meetings of his life. He remembers that the room — a hotel conference room in Port Vila, the capital city of Vanuatu — was so packed with people that the windows were starting to fog up.

10 November 2017 - UNCTAD

Samoa takes important steps to becoming ecommerce ready

The Pacific Island nation of Samoa has made considerable progress in recent years in getting businesses and consumers online but still faces challenges before being fully ready to benefit from e-commerce, an UNCTAD and EIF assessment of the country says.

21 December 2016 - Enhanced Integrated Framework (EIF)

Trade, promoting equal gender opportunities and empowering women and girls

Meet a young woman from Cambodia who received silk production training through an EIF project

2 December 2016 - Sorasak Pan Ratnakar Adhikari

Can trade take Cambodia from darkness to prosperity?

This blog was co-signed with Ratnakar Adhikari and originally published on Monday 24 October 2016 in the World Economic Forum Agenda

19 July 2016 - Enhanced Integrated Framework (EIF)

Maximizing the benefits of WTO membership: Life after accession for Afghanistan and Liberia

Nairobi, 19 July 2016

24 February 2016 - Enhanced Integrated Framework (EIF)

Public and private partners, donors and international agencies agree on a roadmap for Ethiopia's stronger integration into global trade

Representatives of the government, public and private institutions, donors and international organizations met in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, from 23 to 24 February 2016

20 December 2015 - Enhanced Integrated Framework (EIF)

Trade and eco-friendly business solutions

Developing eco-friendly business solutions for rural households

17 November 2015 - Enhanced Integrated Framework (EIF)

Trade and services, rehabilitation and promoting cultural heritages

Contributing to the reconstruction of communities after a natural disaster

17 November 2015 - Enhanced Integrated Framework (EIF)

Fighting to maintain ecosystem balance and halt the advancing Sahara desert

Oumar is one of the 370,500 people in Mali producing gum arabic, among which 80% (296,400) are women.

17 November 2015 - Enhanced Integrated Framework (EIF)

Trade, building sustainable livelihoods, fostering greater competition and managing water conservation

Chandra and her 25 colleagues from her women's association take a break from the day's farming business to hold a meeting on their ginger business prospects and the stiff market competition they face with India's value-added ginger.

12 October 2015 - Enhanced Integrated Framework (EIF)

WTO DG Azevêdo: Successful EIF pledging conference a "significant outcome" for Nairobi

In his opening remarks at the "Twenty years of supporting the integration of least developed countries into the multilateral trading system" event, WTO Director-General Roberto Azevêdo reminded WTO members of the importance that the EIF Pledging Conference for Phase Two of the EIF be a success.

6 March 2014 - Enhanced Integrated Framework (EIF)

Improved trade policies in fish sectors could address gender inequalities

New UNCTAD-EIF study of the fisheries sector in The Gambia shows trade policies have to be inclusive if they are to reduce poverty

Telling the trade stories of least developed countries

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