BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:unctad.org BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a5148d91a708 DTSTART:20170424T120000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20170424T115900Z LOCATION:Geneva\, Switzerland SUMMARY:eCommerce Week 2017: Towards Inclusive E-Commerce CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:2017 will mark the third edition of the E-Commerce Week\, with the theme "\;Towards Inclusive E-Commerce"\;. This comes at a cruc ial moment when many countries are still grappling with the impact of the digital economy and e-commerce and the opportunities they present for glob al growth and inclusive development.\n\nE-commerce is widely recognized as an important driver of innovation\, competitiveness\, job creation and gr owth. It could present a huge potential for entrepreneurs and small and me dium-sized enterprises worldwide. At a time when there is growing interest in the digital economy\, UNCTAD offers a platform for concerted thinking and discussion where high-level government representatives\, outstanding b usiness leaders and academia\, civil society and youth come together to ga in better insight on how to ensure that developing countries can further e ngage in and benefit from e-commerce\, and identify concrete actions going forward.\n\nOn 25 April\, the high-level event "\;Digital Transformat ion for All: Empowering Entrepreneurs and Small Business"\; will be th e highlight of the week. \n\nThe High-Level Event will set the scene for the rest of the week and will provide different perspectives on how societ ies could adapt to the changing economic landscape brought about by the di gital revolution.\n\nThe week will also host the first gathering of stakeh olders of the global initiative  "\;eTrade For All"\;\, that was launched at the UNCTAD 14 Ministerial Conference in Nairobi in July 2016. This unique public-private initiative will help channel effective assistan ce to developing countries wishing to engage in and benefit from e-commerc e. The eTrade for All online platform\, which will be launched on 25 April \, will help developing countries and donors navigate the supply of and de mand for support to e-commerce development\, learn about trends and best p ractices\, and raise visibility for partners'\; initiatives and resour ces.\n\nThe rest of the week will feature events that are co-organized wit h partner international organizations and the private sector. These sessio ns will focus on specific policy areas of the eTrade For All initiative an d will seek to identify forward-looking insights and concrete actions that can help developing countries take part in and benefit from e-commerce. K ey themes for deliberation will include e-commerce readiness\, e-commerce infrastructure and services\, e-trade facilitation\, e-payment solutions\, cyberlaw frameworks\, e-commerce skills\, access to financing of e-commer ce firms and e-inclusion of vulnerable groups.\n<\;p>\;2017 will mark the third edition of the E-Commerce Week\, with the theme "\;<\;stro ng>\;Towards Inclusive E-Commerce<\;/strong>\;"\;. This comes at a crucial moment when many countries are still grappling with the impact of the digital economy and e-commerce and the opportunities they present f or global growth and inclusive development.<\;/p>\;\n\n<\;p>\;E-co mmerce is widely recognized as an important driver of innovation\, competi tiveness\, job creation and growth. It could present a huge potential for entrepreneurs and small and medium-sized enterprises worldwide. At a time when there is growing interest in the digital economy\, UNCTAD offers a pl atform for concerted thinking and discussion where high-level government r epresentatives\, outstanding business leaders and academia\, civil society and youth come together to gain better insight on how to ensure that deve loping countries can further engage in and benefit from e-commerce\, and i dentify concrete actions going forward.<\;/p>\;\n\n<\;p>\;On 25 Ap ril\, the high-level event "\;<\;strong>\;Digital Transformation f or All: Empowering Entrepreneurs and Small Business<\;/strong>\;"\ ; will be the highlight of the week.&\;nbsp\;<\;/p>\;\n\n<\;p>\ ;The High-Level Event will set the scene for the rest of the week and will provide different perspectives on how societies could adapt to the changi ng economic landscape brought about by the digital revolution.<\;/p>\; \n\n<\;p>\;The week will also host the first gathering of stakeholders of the global initiative&\;nbsp\; "\;eTrade For All"\;\, that was launched at the UNCTAD 14 Ministerial Conference in Nairobi in July 20 16. This unique public-private initiative will help channel effective assi stance to developing countries wishing to engage in and benefit from e-com merce. The eTrade for All online platform\, which will be launched on 25 A pril\, will help developing countries and donors navigate the supply of an d demand for support to e-commerce development\, learn about trends and be st practices\, and raise visibility for partners'\; initiatives and re sources.<\;/p>\;\n\n<\;p>\;The rest of the week will feature event s that are co-organized with partner international organizations and the p rivate sector. These sessions will focus on specific policy areas of the e Trade For All initiative and will seek to identify forward-looking insight s and concrete actions that can help developing countries take part in and benefit from e-commerce. Key themes for deliberation will include e-comme rce readiness\, e-commerce infrastructure and services\, e-trade facilitat ion\, e-payment solutions\, cyberlaw frameworks\, e-commerce skills\, acce ss to financing of e-commerce firms and e-inclusion of vulnerable groups.& lt\;/p>\;\n\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/ec ommerce-week-2017-towards-inclusive-e-commerce DTSTAMP:20260710T193241Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a5148d91a730 DTSTART:20170425T120000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20170425T115900Z LOCATION:Geneva\, Switzerland SUMMARY:eCommerce Week 2017: Towards Inclusive E-Commerce CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:2017 will mark the third edition of the E-Commerce Week\, with the theme "\;Towards Inclusive E-Commerce"\;. This comes at a cruc ial moment when many countries are still grappling with the impact of the digital economy and e-commerce and the opportunities they present for glob al growth and inclusive development.\n\nE-commerce is widely recognized as an important driver of innovation\, competitiveness\, job creation and gr owth. It could present a huge potential for entrepreneurs and small and me dium-sized enterprises worldwide. At a time when there is growing interest in the digital economy\, UNCTAD offers a platform for concerted thinking and discussion where high-level government representatives\, outstanding b usiness leaders and academia\, civil society and youth come together to ga in better insight on how to ensure that developing countries can further e ngage in and benefit from e-commerce\, and identify concrete actions going forward.\n\nOn 25 April\, the high-level event "\;Digital Transformat ion for All: Empowering Entrepreneurs and Small Business"\; will be th e highlight of the week. \n\nThe High-Level Event will set the scene for the rest of the week and will provide different perspectives on how societ ies could adapt to the changing economic landscape brought about by the di gital revolution.\n\nThe week will also host the first gathering of stakeh olders of the global initiative  "\;eTrade For All"\;\, that was launched at the UNCTAD 14 Ministerial Conference in Nairobi in July 2016. This unique public-private initiative will help channel effective assistan ce to developing countries wishing to engage in and benefit from e-commerc e. The eTrade for All online platform\, which will be launched on 25 April \, will help developing countries and donors navigate the supply of and de mand for support to e-commerce development\, learn about trends and best p ractices\, and raise visibility for partners'\; initiatives and resour ces.\n\nThe rest of the week will feature events that are co-organized wit h partner international organizations and the private sector. These sessio ns will focus on specific policy areas of the eTrade For All initiative an d will seek to identify forward-looking insights and concrete actions that can help developing countries take part in and benefit from e-commerce. K ey themes for deliberation will include e-commerce readiness\, e-commerce infrastructure and services\, e-trade facilitation\, e-payment solutions\, cyberlaw frameworks\, e-commerce skills\, access to financing of e-commer ce firms and e-inclusion of vulnerable groups.\n<\;p>\;2017 will mark the third edition of the E-Commerce Week\, with the theme "\;<\;stro ng>\;Towards Inclusive E-Commerce<\;/strong>\;"\;. This comes at a crucial moment when many countries are still grappling with the impact of the digital economy and e-commerce and the opportunities they present f or global growth and inclusive development.<\;/p>\;\n\n<\;p>\;E-co mmerce is widely recognized as an important driver of innovation\, competi tiveness\, job creation and growth. It could present a huge potential for entrepreneurs and small and medium-sized enterprises worldwide. At a time when there is growing interest in the digital economy\, UNCTAD offers a pl atform for concerted thinking and discussion where high-level government r epresentatives\, outstanding business leaders and academia\, civil society and youth come together to gain better insight on how to ensure that deve loping countries can further engage in and benefit from e-commerce\, and i dentify concrete actions going forward.<\;/p>\;\n\n<\;p>\;On 25 Ap ril\, the high-level event "\;<\;strong>\;Digital Transformation f or All: Empowering Entrepreneurs and Small Business<\;/strong>\;"\ ; will be the highlight of the week.&\;nbsp\;<\;/p>\;\n\n<\;p>\ ;The High-Level Event will set the scene for the rest of the week and will provide different perspectives on how societies could adapt to the changi ng economic landscape brought about by the digital revolution.<\;/p>\; \n\n<\;p>\;The week will also host the first gathering of stakeholders of the global initiative&\;nbsp\; "\;eTrade For All"\;\, that was launched at the UNCTAD 14 Ministerial Conference in Nairobi in July 20 16. This unique public-private initiative will help channel effective assi stance to developing countries wishing to engage in and benefit from e-com merce. The eTrade for All online platform\, which will be launched on 25 A pril\, will help developing countries and donors navigate the supply of an d demand for support to e-commerce development\, learn about trends and be st practices\, and raise visibility for partners'\; initiatives and re sources.<\;/p>\;\n\n<\;p>\;The rest of the week will feature event s that are co-organized with partner international organizations and the p rivate sector. These sessions will focus on specific policy areas of the e Trade For All initiative and will seek to identify forward-looking insight s and concrete actions that can help developing countries take part in and benefit from e-commerce. Key themes for deliberation will include e-comme rce readiness\, e-commerce infrastructure and services\, e-trade facilitat ion\, e-payment solutions\, cyberlaw frameworks\, e-commerce skills\, acce ss to financing of e-commerce firms and e-inclusion of vulnerable groups.& lt\;/p>\;\n\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/ec ommerce-week-2017-towards-inclusive-e-commerce DTSTAMP:20260710T193241Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a5148d91a737 DTSTART:20170426T120000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20170426T115900Z LOCATION:Geneva\, Switzerland SUMMARY:eCommerce Week 2017: Towards Inclusive E-Commerce CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:2017 will mark the third edition of the E-Commerce Week\, with the theme "\;Towards Inclusive E-Commerce"\;. This comes at a cruc ial moment when many countries are still grappling with the impact of the digital economy and e-commerce and the opportunities they present for glob al growth and inclusive development.\n\nE-commerce is widely recognized as an important driver of innovation\, competitiveness\, job creation and gr owth. It could present a huge potential for entrepreneurs and small and me dium-sized enterprises worldwide. At a time when there is growing interest in the digital economy\, UNCTAD offers a platform for concerted thinking and discussion where high-level government representatives\, outstanding b usiness leaders and academia\, civil society and youth come together to ga in better insight on how to ensure that developing countries can further e ngage in and benefit from e-commerce\, and identify concrete actions going forward.\n\nOn 25 April\, the high-level event "\;Digital Transformat ion for All: Empowering Entrepreneurs and Small Business"\; will be th e highlight of the week. \n\nThe High-Level Event will set the scene for the rest of the week and will provide different perspectives on how societ ies could adapt to the changing economic landscape brought about by the di gital revolution.\n\nThe week will also host the first gathering of stakeh olders of the global initiative  "\;eTrade For All"\;\, that was launched at the UNCTAD 14 Ministerial Conference in Nairobi in July 2016. This unique public-private initiative will help channel effective assistan ce to developing countries wishing to engage in and benefit from e-commerc e. The eTrade for All online platform\, which will be launched on 25 April \, will help developing countries and donors navigate the supply of and de mand for support to e-commerce development\, learn about trends and best p ractices\, and raise visibility for partners'\; initiatives and resour ces.\n\nThe rest of the week will feature events that are co-organized wit h partner international organizations and the private sector. These sessio ns will focus on specific policy areas of the eTrade For All initiative an d will seek to identify forward-looking insights and concrete actions that can help developing countries take part in and benefit from e-commerce. K ey themes for deliberation will include e-commerce readiness\, e-commerce infrastructure and services\, e-trade facilitation\, e-payment solutions\, cyberlaw frameworks\, e-commerce skills\, access to financing of e-commer ce firms and e-inclusion of vulnerable groups.\n<\;p>\;2017 will mark the third edition of the E-Commerce Week\, with the theme "\;<\;stro ng>\;Towards Inclusive E-Commerce<\;/strong>\;"\;. This comes at a crucial moment when many countries are still grappling with the impact of the digital economy and e-commerce and the opportunities they present f or global growth and inclusive development.<\;/p>\;\n\n<\;p>\;E-co mmerce is widely recognized as an important driver of innovation\, competi tiveness\, job creation and growth. It could present a huge potential for entrepreneurs and small and medium-sized enterprises worldwide. At a time when there is growing interest in the digital economy\, UNCTAD offers a pl atform for concerted thinking and discussion where high-level government r epresentatives\, outstanding business leaders and academia\, civil society and youth come together to gain better insight on how to ensure that deve loping countries can further engage in and benefit from e-commerce\, and i dentify concrete actions going forward.<\;/p>\;\n\n<\;p>\;On 25 Ap ril\, the high-level event "\;<\;strong>\;Digital Transformation f or All: Empowering Entrepreneurs and Small Business<\;/strong>\;"\ ; will be the highlight of the week.&\;nbsp\;<\;/p>\;\n\n<\;p>\ ;The High-Level Event will set the scene for the rest of the week and will provide different perspectives on how societies could adapt to the changi ng economic landscape brought about by the digital revolution.<\;/p>\; \n\n<\;p>\;The week will also host the first gathering of stakeholders of the global initiative&\;nbsp\; "\;eTrade For All"\;\, that was launched at the UNCTAD 14 Ministerial Conference in Nairobi in July 20 16. This unique public-private initiative will help channel effective assi stance to developing countries wishing to engage in and benefit from e-com merce. The eTrade for All online platform\, which will be launched on 25 A pril\, will help developing countries and donors navigate the supply of an d demand for support to e-commerce development\, learn about trends and be st practices\, and raise visibility for partners'\; initiatives and re sources.<\;/p>\;\n\n<\;p>\;The rest of the week will feature event s that are co-organized with partner international organizations and the p rivate sector. These sessions will focus on specific policy areas of the e Trade For All initiative and will seek to identify forward-looking insight s and concrete actions that can help developing countries take part in and benefit from e-commerce. Key themes for deliberation will include e-comme rce readiness\, e-commerce infrastructure and services\, e-trade facilitat ion\, e-payment solutions\, cyberlaw frameworks\, e-commerce skills\, acce ss to financing of e-commerce firms and e-inclusion of vulnerable groups.& lt\;/p>\;\n\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/ec ommerce-week-2017-towards-inclusive-e-commerce DTSTAMP:20260710T193241Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a5148d91a73c DTSTART:20170427T120000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20170427T115900Z LOCATION:Geneva\, Switzerland SUMMARY:eCommerce Week 2017: Towards Inclusive E-Commerce CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:2017 will mark the third edition of the E-Commerce Week\, with the theme "\;Towards Inclusive E-Commerce"\;. This comes at a cruc ial moment when many countries are still grappling with the impact of the digital economy and e-commerce and the opportunities they present for glob al growth and inclusive development.\n\nE-commerce is widely recognized as an important driver of innovation\, competitiveness\, job creation and gr owth. It could present a huge potential for entrepreneurs and small and me dium-sized enterprises worldwide. At a time when there is growing interest in the digital economy\, UNCTAD offers a platform for concerted thinking and discussion where high-level government representatives\, outstanding b usiness leaders and academia\, civil society and youth come together to ga in better insight on how to ensure that developing countries can further e ngage in and benefit from e-commerce\, and identify concrete actions going forward.\n\nOn 25 April\, the high-level event "\;Digital Transformat ion for All: Empowering Entrepreneurs and Small Business"\; will be th e highlight of the week. \n\nThe High-Level Event will set the scene for the rest of the week and will provide different perspectives on how societ ies could adapt to the changing economic landscape brought about by the di gital revolution.\n\nThe week will also host the first gathering of stakeh olders of the global initiative  "\;eTrade For All"\;\, that was launched at the UNCTAD 14 Ministerial Conference in Nairobi in July 2016. This unique public-private initiative will help channel effective assistan ce to developing countries wishing to engage in and benefit from e-commerc e. The eTrade for All online platform\, which will be launched on 25 April \, will help developing countries and donors navigate the supply of and de mand for support to e-commerce development\, learn about trends and best p ractices\, and raise visibility for partners'\; initiatives and resour ces.\n\nThe rest of the week will feature events that are co-organized wit h partner international organizations and the private sector. These sessio ns will focus on specific policy areas of the eTrade For All initiative an d will seek to identify forward-looking insights and concrete actions that can help developing countries take part in and benefit from e-commerce. K ey themes for deliberation will include e-commerce readiness\, e-commerce infrastructure and services\, e-trade facilitation\, e-payment solutions\, cyberlaw frameworks\, e-commerce skills\, access to financing of e-commer ce firms and e-inclusion of vulnerable groups.\n<\;p>\;2017 will mark the third edition of the E-Commerce Week\, with the theme "\;<\;stro ng>\;Towards Inclusive E-Commerce<\;/strong>\;"\;. This comes at a crucial moment when many countries are still grappling with the impact of the digital economy and e-commerce and the opportunities they present f or global growth and inclusive development.<\;/p>\;\n\n<\;p>\;E-co mmerce is widely recognized as an important driver of innovation\, competi tiveness\, job creation and growth. It could present a huge potential for entrepreneurs and small and medium-sized enterprises worldwide. At a time when there is growing interest in the digital economy\, UNCTAD offers a pl atform for concerted thinking and discussion where high-level government r epresentatives\, outstanding business leaders and academia\, civil society and youth come together to gain better insight on how to ensure that deve loping countries can further engage in and benefit from e-commerce\, and i dentify concrete actions going forward.<\;/p>\;\n\n<\;p>\;On 25 Ap ril\, the high-level event "\;<\;strong>\;Digital Transformation f or All: Empowering Entrepreneurs and Small Business<\;/strong>\;"\ ; will be the highlight of the week.&\;nbsp\;<\;/p>\;\n\n<\;p>\ ;The High-Level Event will set the scene for the rest of the week and will provide different perspectives on how societies could adapt to the changi ng economic landscape brought about by the digital revolution.<\;/p>\; \n\n<\;p>\;The week will also host the first gathering of stakeholders of the global initiative&\;nbsp\; "\;eTrade For All"\;\, that was launched at the UNCTAD 14 Ministerial Conference in Nairobi in July 20 16. This unique public-private initiative will help channel effective assi stance to developing countries wishing to engage in and benefit from e-com merce. The eTrade for All online platform\, which will be launched on 25 A pril\, will help developing countries and donors navigate the supply of an d demand for support to e-commerce development\, learn about trends and be st practices\, and raise visibility for partners'\; initiatives and re sources.<\;/p>\;\n\n<\;p>\;The rest of the week will feature event s that are co-organized with partner international organizations and the p rivate sector. These sessions will focus on specific policy areas of the e Trade For All initiative and will seek to identify forward-looking insight s and concrete actions that can help developing countries take part in and benefit from e-commerce. Key themes for deliberation will include e-comme rce readiness\, e-commerce infrastructure and services\, e-trade facilitat ion\, e-payment solutions\, cyberlaw frameworks\, e-commerce skills\, acce ss to financing of e-commerce firms and e-inclusion of vulnerable groups.& lt\;/p>\;\n\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/ec ommerce-week-2017-towards-inclusive-e-commerce DTSTAMP:20260710T193241Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a5148d91a741 DTSTART:20170428T120000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20170428T115900Z LOCATION:Geneva\, Switzerland SUMMARY:eCommerce Week 2017: Towards Inclusive E-Commerce CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:2017 will mark the third edition of the E-Commerce Week\, with the theme "\;Towards Inclusive E-Commerce"\;. This comes at a cruc ial moment when many countries are still grappling with the impact of the digital economy and e-commerce and the opportunities they present for glob al growth and inclusive development.\n\nE-commerce is widely recognized as an important driver of innovation\, competitiveness\, job creation and gr owth. It could present a huge potential for entrepreneurs and small and me dium-sized enterprises worldwide. At a time when there is growing interest in the digital economy\, UNCTAD offers a platform for concerted thinking and discussion where high-level government representatives\, outstanding b usiness leaders and academia\, civil society and youth come together to ga in better insight on how to ensure that developing countries can further e ngage in and benefit from e-commerce\, and identify concrete actions going forward.\n\nOn 25 April\, the high-level event "\;Digital Transformat ion for All: Empowering Entrepreneurs and Small Business"\; will be th e highlight of the week. \n\nThe High-Level Event will set the scene for the rest of the week and will provide different perspectives on how societ ies could adapt to the changing economic landscape brought about by the di gital revolution.\n\nThe week will also host the first gathering of stakeh olders of the global initiative  "\;eTrade For All"\;\, that was launched at the UNCTAD 14 Ministerial Conference in Nairobi in July 2016. This unique public-private initiative will help channel effective assistan ce to developing countries wishing to engage in and benefit from e-commerc e. The eTrade for All online platform\, which will be launched on 25 April \, will help developing countries and donors navigate the supply of and de mand for support to e-commerce development\, learn about trends and best p ractices\, and raise visibility for partners'\; initiatives and resour ces.\n\nThe rest of the week will feature events that are co-organized wit h partner international organizations and the private sector. These sessio ns will focus on specific policy areas of the eTrade For All initiative an d will seek to identify forward-looking insights and concrete actions that can help developing countries take part in and benefit from e-commerce. K ey themes for deliberation will include e-commerce readiness\, e-commerce infrastructure and services\, e-trade facilitation\, e-payment solutions\, cyberlaw frameworks\, e-commerce skills\, access to financing of e-commer ce firms and e-inclusion of vulnerable groups.\n<\;p>\;2017 will mark the third edition of the E-Commerce Week\, with the theme "\;<\;stro ng>\;Towards Inclusive E-Commerce<\;/strong>\;"\;. This comes at a crucial moment when many countries are still grappling with the impact of the digital economy and e-commerce and the opportunities they present f or global growth and inclusive development.<\;/p>\;\n\n<\;p>\;E-co mmerce is widely recognized as an important driver of innovation\, competi tiveness\, job creation and growth. It could present a huge potential for entrepreneurs and small and medium-sized enterprises worldwide. At a time when there is growing interest in the digital economy\, UNCTAD offers a pl atform for concerted thinking and discussion where high-level government r epresentatives\, outstanding business leaders and academia\, civil society and youth come together to gain better insight on how to ensure that deve loping countries can further engage in and benefit from e-commerce\, and i dentify concrete actions going forward.<\;/p>\;\n\n<\;p>\;On 25 Ap ril\, the high-level event "\;<\;strong>\;Digital Transformation f or All: Empowering Entrepreneurs and Small Business<\;/strong>\;"\ ; will be the highlight of the week.&\;nbsp\;<\;/p>\;\n\n<\;p>\ ;The High-Level Event will set the scene for the rest of the week and will provide different perspectives on how societies could adapt to the changi ng economic landscape brought about by the digital revolution.<\;/p>\; \n\n<\;p>\;The week will also host the first gathering of stakeholders of the global initiative&\;nbsp\; "\;eTrade For All"\;\, that was launched at the UNCTAD 14 Ministerial Conference in Nairobi in July 20 16. This unique public-private initiative will help channel effective assi stance to developing countries wishing to engage in and benefit from e-com merce. The eTrade for All online platform\, which will be launched on 25 A pril\, will help developing countries and donors navigate the supply of an d demand for support to e-commerce development\, learn about trends and be st practices\, and raise visibility for partners'\; initiatives and re sources.<\;/p>\;\n\n<\;p>\;The rest of the week will feature event s that are co-organized with partner international organizations and the p rivate sector. These sessions will focus on specific policy areas of the e Trade For All initiative and will seek to identify forward-looking insight s and concrete actions that can help developing countries take part in and benefit from e-commerce. Key themes for deliberation will include e-comme rce readiness\, e-commerce infrastructure and services\, e-trade facilitat ion\, e-payment solutions\, cyberlaw frameworks\, e-commerce skills\, acce ss to financing of e-commerce firms and e-inclusion of vulnerable groups.& lt\;/p>\;\n\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/ec ommerce-week-2017-towards-inclusive-e-commerce DTSTAMP:20260710T193241Z END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR