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International Trade and Commodities

International Trade & CommoditiesThe goal of UNCTAD´s programmes on International Trade is to promote the development of developing countries through international trade; provide support for their participation in international trade negotiations; strengthen service-sector capacities in developing countries; promote the integration of trade, environment and development; analyse issues related to competition law, policy and development; and seek to enhance the contribution of the commodity sector to development through diversification and risk management.

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UNCTAD consumer protection workshop concludes in the Plurinational State of BoliviaUNCTAD consumer protection workshop concludes in the Plurinational State of Bolivia

30 July - Bolivian Government officials made progress towards a new consumer protection law at an UNCTAD training session in La Paz. Representatives of the Salvadoran Consumer Protection Authority made valuable presentations. More >>


Natural resources information exchange discussedNatural resources information exchange discussed

23 July 10 - Representatives of 24 African countries met in Benin to discuss sharing information on natural resources, as called for by UNCTAD´s 13th African oil, gas, and mines conference. More >>


UNCTAD at Iranian ´Women and Trade´ conferenceUNCTAD at Iranian ´Women and Trade´ conference

19 July 10 - UNCTAD experts in technical cooperation and gender issues attended a conference in Tehran aimed at advancing high-level participation by women in Iran´s business sector. More >>


Sustainability ClaimsUNCTAD launches internet portal on sustainability claims

01 Jul 10 - Following consultations with multiple stakeholders, UNCTAD launched the Sustainability Claims Portal. This information tool -- for both consumers and producers -- aims to enhance the accountability and transparency of sustainability claims related to agricultural products and services. More >>



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